Theory and practice go hand in hand
teaching experience according to the Teaching, Service and Community Integration axis
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https://doi.org/10.35699/2237-5864.2018.2443Keywords:
Education, Theory and practice, Social insertion, Health, TeachingAbstract
Teaching experience report on the Teaching, Service and Community integration axis of a Medicine Course in Arapiraca/Alagoas (created in the second half of 2015) about the construction of fundamental steps for the insertion of the students of the second class (attending the 1st / 2nd period) in the community and for them to face the challenge of activities without motivation and with devaluation of the work at Basic Health Units. The first moment occurs in the activities of knowledge and construction of social cartography of the action and learning space. The second moment is about the diagnosis of Health, with population and local services colaboration, to seek ways of promoting health and guarantees of full life. The third moment of this process is the recognition of the circulating knowledge in the community in a path of education, autonomy, identity and social transformation. Other moments in the formation, insertion and commitment of the teacher, student and institutional are necessary and have in this small experience its beginnings and its continuity.
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