BULLYING FROM A SOCIOCULTURAL CONSTRUCTIVIST PERSPECTIVE
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Resumo: | Happiness and success in contemporary societies seem to equal consumism and the achievement of individualistic life projects. Values and beliefs oriented to fierce competition and individualism are often promoted among children and adolescents within various social contexts. Where competition and individualism prevails, ethics become less important, and aggression and violence easily emerge. Theincreased occurrence of bullying at schools calls for a paradigm change in education. According to scientific psychology, no recipes exist, and the phenomenon needs to go under analysis taking into account the role of culture, the constructive subject, and the existence of multiple causality. To prevent bullying entails hard work by schools to intentionally promote positive social values among students and teachers. Moreover, peace should become a transversal guiding principle across the curriculum. Schools can and should be active in encouraging peace, healthy, ethical, and respectful human interactions, cheering values such as justice, dignity and social responsibility |
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BULLYING FROM A SOCIOCULTURAL CONSTRUCTIVIST PERSPECTIVEO BULLYING NA PERSPECTIVA SOCIOCULTURAL CONSTRUTIVISTAbullyingsocioculturalconstructivismviolenceschoolbullyingsocioculturalconstrutivismoviolênciaescolaHappiness and success in contemporary societies seem to equal consumism and the achievement of individualistic life projects. Values and beliefs oriented to fierce competition and individualism are often promoted among children and adolescents within various social contexts. Where competition and individualism prevails, ethics become less important, and aggression and violence easily emerge. Theincreased occurrence of bullying at schools calls for a paradigm change in education. According to scientific psychology, no recipes exist, and the phenomenon needs to go under analysis taking into account the role of culture, the constructive subject, and the existence of multiple causality. To prevent bullying entails hard work by schools to intentionally promote positive social values among students and teachers. Moreover, peace should become a transversal guiding principle across the curriculum. Schools can and should be active in encouraging peace, healthy, ethical, and respectful human interactions, cheering values such as justice, dignity and social responsibilityNo contexto sociocultural do século XXI, alcançar o sucesso e a felicidade parece significar para a maioria das pessoas adquirir bens de consumo e realizar projetos individualistas, considerando-se cada vez menos as necessidades e a dignidade do outro, bem como as condições do meio ambiente no qual vivemos. Desde muito cedo, crianças e adolescentes são expostos de forma explícita ou implícita a situações nas quais o competir é considerado a melhor forma do sujeito se constituir como pessoa e atingir seus objetivos. Crenças e valores orientados para acirrada competição e para o individualismo têm sido promovidos de forma recorrente em diversos contextos sociais. Situações nas quais competição e individualismo são valorizados promovem a progressiva desvalorização da ética e a emergência de agressões e violência. A incidência crescente do bullying nas escolas retrata a necessidade de mudar o paradigma educacional. Segundo a psicologia científica, não existem fórmulas mágicas, e o fenômeno precisa ser analisado considerando o papel da cultura, do sujeito construtivo, e da causalidade múltipla. Prevenir o bullying implica que a escola assuma intencionalmente o trabalho dos valores sociais positivos com alunos e professores, de forma a incluir a paz como eixo transversal no currículo escolar. As instituições educativas podem e devem atuar no campo da promoção concreta da paz, de interações humanas saudáveis, éticas e respeitosas, promovendo valores como justiça, dignidade e responsabilidade social.Universidade Estadual de Maringá2012-09-01info:eu-repo/semantics/articleinfo:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersionapplication/pdfhttps://periodicos.uem.br/ojs/index.php/TeorPratEduc/article/view/1849010.4025/tpe.v14i3.18490Teoria e Prática da Educação; v. 14 n. 3 (2011); 87-952237-87071415-837Xreponame:Teoria e Prática da Educação (Online)instname:Universidade Estadual de Maringá (UEM)instacron:UEMporhttps://periodicos.uem.br/ojs/index.php/TeorPratEduc/article/view/18490/9645Pinto, Raquel GomesBranco, Angela Maria Cristina Uchoa de Abreuinfo:eu-repo/semantics/openAccess2023-01-12T13:53:59Zoai:periodicos.uem.br/ojs:article/18490Revistahttps://periodicos.uem.br/ojs/index.php/TeorPratEducPUBhttps://periodicos.uem.br/ojs/index.php/TeorPratEduc/oaiteoriaepraticadaeducacao@gmail.com || teoriaepraticadaeducacao@gmail.com2237-87071415-837xopendoar:2023-01-12T10:59:24.888987Teoria e Prática da Educação (Online) - Universidade Estadual de Maringá (UEM)true |
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BULLYING FROM A SOCIOCULTURAL CONSTRUCTIVIST PERSPECTIVE O BULLYING NA PERSPECTIVA SOCIOCULTURAL CONSTRUTIVISTA |
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BULLYING FROM A SOCIOCULTURAL CONSTRUCTIVIST PERSPECTIVE |
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BULLYING FROM A SOCIOCULTURAL CONSTRUCTIVIST PERSPECTIVE Pinto, Raquel Gomes bullying sociocultural constructivism violence school bullying sociocultural construtivismo violência escola |
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BULLYING FROM A SOCIOCULTURAL CONSTRUCTIVIST PERSPECTIVE |
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BULLYING FROM A SOCIOCULTURAL CONSTRUCTIVIST PERSPECTIVE |
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Pinto, Raquel Gomes |
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Pinto, Raquel Gomes Branco, Angela Maria Cristina Uchoa de Abreu |
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Branco, Angela Maria Cristina Uchoa de Abreu |
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Pinto, Raquel Gomes Branco, Angela Maria Cristina Uchoa de Abreu |
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bullying sociocultural constructivism violence school bullying sociocultural construtivismo violência escola |
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bullying sociocultural constructivism violence school bullying sociocultural construtivismo violência escola |
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Happiness and success in contemporary societies seem to equal consumism and the achievement of individualistic life projects. Values and beliefs oriented to fierce competition and individualism are often promoted among children and adolescents within various social contexts. Where competition and individualism prevails, ethics become less important, and aggression and violence easily emerge. Theincreased occurrence of bullying at schools calls for a paradigm change in education. According to scientific psychology, no recipes exist, and the phenomenon needs to go under analysis taking into account the role of culture, the constructive subject, and the existence of multiple causality. To prevent bullying entails hard work by schools to intentionally promote positive social values among students and teachers. Moreover, peace should become a transversal guiding principle across the curriculum. Schools can and should be active in encouraging peace, healthy, ethical, and respectful human interactions, cheering values such as justice, dignity and social responsibility |
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Teoria e Prática da Educação; v. 14 n. 3 (2011); 87-95 2237-8707 1415-837X reponame:Teoria e Prática da Educação (Online) instname:Universidade Estadual de Maringá (UEM) instacron:UEM |
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