The Hegemony of School Time
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Título da fonte: | Educação & Realidade |
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Resumo: | Time conceptions and the relationship that humankind establishes with it became a key element of civilization. The evolution of time mechanisms and synchronization methods has contributed to the school regulation being dictated by the clock. Even circadian rhythms tend to be regulated by outside agencies such as the school times. The respect for certain rules and time values is included in the school’s hidden curriculum, that is, the school has to teach students to live according to (temporal) rhythms imposed by the institutions. Time has assumed an increasing importance in society, where school has played an important role in the transmission of rules and values, becoming an element of the grammar of schooling. It is a structural element in schools and structuring in society. Presently, time regulates the human activity in a doctrinal way, without being questioned. |
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The Hegemony of School TimeA Hegemonia do Tempo EscolarTempo. Sincronismo. Tempo Escolar. Opressão.Time. Synchronism. School Time. Oppression.Time conceptions and the relationship that humankind establishes with it became a key element of civilization. The evolution of time mechanisms and synchronization methods has contributed to the school regulation being dictated by the clock. Even circadian rhythms tend to be regulated by outside agencies such as the school times. The respect for certain rules and time values is included in the school’s hidden curriculum, that is, the school has to teach students to live according to (temporal) rhythms imposed by the institutions. Time has assumed an increasing importance in society, where school has played an important role in the transmission of rules and values, becoming an element of the grammar of schooling. It is a structural element in schools and structuring in society. Presently, time regulates the human activity in a doctrinal way, without being questioned.As concepções de tempo e a relação que o Homem com ele estabelece têm evoluído no sentido de afirmá-lo como um elemento-chave da civilização. A evolução dos mecanismos horários e dos sincronismos contribuiu para que a escola seja regulada pelo relógio. Mesmo os ritmos circadianos tendem a ser regulados por entidades externas, como os tempos escolares. Está inscrito no currículo oculto da escola o respeito por determinadas regras e valores temporais, ou seja, a escola tem a tarefa de ensinar os alunos a viverem em função de ritmos (temporais) impostos pelas instituições. O tempo tem assumido uma crescente importância na sociedade, onde a escola desempenha um papel importante na transmissão de regras e valores, constituindo-se um elemento da sua gramática. É um elemento estrutural na escola e estruturante na sociedade. No presente, o tempo regula a atividade humana de forma doutrinal, sem ser questionado. FACED - UFRGS2016-04-05info:eu-repo/semantics/articleinfo:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersionhttps://seer.ufrgs.br/index.php/educacaoerealidade/article/view/46446Educação & Realidade [Education & Reality]; Vol. 41 No. 2 (2016)Educação & Realidade; v. 41 n. 2 (2016)2175-62360100-3143reponame:Educação & Realidadeinstname:Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do Sul (UFRGS)instacron:UFRGSporhttps://seer.ufrgs.br/index.php/educacaoerealidade/article/view/46446/48037Vieira, Nunoinfo:eu-repo/semantics/openAccess2018-04-30T18:04:52Zoai:seer.ufrgs.br:article/46446Revistahttps://seer.ufrgs.br/educacaoerealidadePUBhttps://seer.ufrgs.br/educacaoerealidade/oai||educreal@ufrgs.br2175-62360100-3143opendoar:2018-04-30T18:04:52Educação & Realidade - Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do Sul (UFRGS)false |
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The Hegemony of School Time A Hegemonia do Tempo Escolar |
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The Hegemony of School Time |
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The Hegemony of School Time Vieira, Nuno Tempo. Sincronismo. Tempo Escolar. Opressão. Time. Synchronism. School Time. Oppression. |
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The Hegemony of School Time |
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The Hegemony of School Time |
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The Hegemony of School Time |
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Vieira, Nuno |
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Vieira, Nuno |
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Vieira, Nuno |
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Tempo. Sincronismo. Tempo Escolar. Opressão. Time. Synchronism. School Time. Oppression. |
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Tempo. Sincronismo. Tempo Escolar. Opressão. Time. Synchronism. School Time. Oppression. |
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Time conceptions and the relationship that humankind establishes with it became a key element of civilization. The evolution of time mechanisms and synchronization methods has contributed to the school regulation being dictated by the clock. Even circadian rhythms tend to be regulated by outside agencies such as the school times. The respect for certain rules and time values is included in the school’s hidden curriculum, that is, the school has to teach students to live according to (temporal) rhythms imposed by the institutions. Time has assumed an increasing importance in society, where school has played an important role in the transmission of rules and values, becoming an element of the grammar of schooling. It is a structural element in schools and structuring in society. Presently, time regulates the human activity in a doctrinal way, without being questioned. |
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