Challenges and Contemporary Perspectives of University Teaching
a dialogue with professor António Nóvoa
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https://doi.org/10.35699/2237-5864.2023.48009Keywords:
university pedagogy, university teaching, teacher training, professional identity, university-school articulationAbstract
Interview conducted with professor António Nóvoa on the contemporary challenges of university teaching. In August 2023, professor Nóvoa was at the Federal University of Minas Gerais (UFMG) to hold a conference and on the occasion granted an interview to the professors who are members of the editorial committee of the Revista Docência no Ensino Superior (RDES), that integrates the Directorate of Innovation and Teaching Methodologies (GIZ) at UFMG. The research technique used was a direct collection through an interview. When preparing the instrument, the author's production in the field of university pedagogy was considered, in addition to issues relating to the training of university professors, professional identity, university-school articulation, technologies and challenges of university teaching in the 21st century. In dialogue with the professor, we had the privilege of exploring his enriching contributions, revealing how his ideas have contributed to redefine and strengthen teacher training in different contexts. By evidencing the present challenges in higher education, Nóvoa indicates ways to promote public, secular, and free higher education, in addition to highlighting the importance of freedom and innovation in the construction of two pedagogical processes with students and also in teacher training.
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