THE SOCIOLOGY IN HIGHER EDUCATION: MEANING PRODUCED IN NARRATIVES OF DENTISTRY STUDENTS AT THE STATE UNIVERSITY OF MARINGÁ
Keywords:
Higher education, Sociology teaching, Dentistry degree courseAbstract
This article integrates the list of studies on teaching Sociology in higher education. It has
the objective of how to understand the significance and importance that undergraduate students in
Dentistry at the State University of Maringá (UEM) attribute to the discipline of Sociology in their
professional training and to relate them to legal discourses and formal courses, along with the
competencies of the sociology for Higher Education. The research is qualitative. The results show that
the importance the students gave to sociology is in line with the skills of the discipline and the legal and
formal questions of the undergraduate degree course in dentistry. However, it is not a reproduction of
discourses, but subjects that speak of their concrete experience with the discipline, so that the sociological
content starts to produce meaning for their lives and in the exercise of their profession.
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