Building Democracy Through Education in Argentina
An interview with Gabriel Brener discussing the importance of education, democracy, and historical awareness in Argentina's schools.
00:00:00 Gabriel Brener, an educator and researcher, discusses the paradoxical nature of the current moment in Argentina's history, where different perspectives on crimes against humanity are emerging. He emphasizes the role of the education system in promoting democratic citizenship and addressing historical injustices.
🎓 The interviewee, Gabriel Brener, has extensive experience as an educator and researcher in the field of education.
🏢 The school and educational system play a crucial role in building democratic citizenship and combating denialism of historical crimes.
👥 Denialism and negative perspectives on history are not isolated to radical individuals, but can be expressions of societal dissatisfaction with public policies.
00:03:55 An interview with Gabriel Brener discussing the challenge of making schools more democratic and inclusive, emphasizing the importance of education and equal treatment for all genders. The video also addresses the inequality in Argentine society and the need for access to education, healthcare, and housing.
The challenge of thinking about schools as places that promote both equality and diversity.
The importance of integrating comprehensive sexual education in schools to foster healthy relationships.
The need for a more equal society, with equal access to education, healthcare, and housing.
00:07:52 Interview with Gabriel Brener discussing the importance of democracy, collective construction for a better society, and honoring the memory of the disappeared in Argentina.
🔑 The video discusses the importance of the state and the denialist perspectives that advocate for its abolition in favor of market regulation.
💡 It emphasizes the collective construction of a better and more dignified life within democracy, highlighting the significance of realizing certain rights, such as in the field of education.
🌟 Celebrating democracy entails recognizing the struggles of the past, honoring the memory of the disappeared, and defending freedom of thought and expression.
00:11:48 Interview with Gabriel Brener about the importance of defending democracy in schools and the role of conflict in learning to coexist with differences. Explains the responsibility of educators in teaching historical events and the curriculum.
🎥 The video discusses the importance of defending democracy and not falling into the trap of polarization.
💡 It emphasizes the idea that crisis is inherent to democracies and should be embraced as a necessary element for tolerance and growth.
🏫 The role of schools in teaching conflict resolution and promoting diversity and citizenship is highlighted.
00:15:44 In this video, the importance of teaching students about Argentina's history and human rights is discussed, along with the need for teachers to receive proper training. The speaker emphasizes the right to education, including comprehensive sexual education, and highlights the role of the Ministry of Education in supporting these areas.
🎓 Every student has the right to learn about key events in Argentina's history, such as the military dictatorship and the Malvinas War.
🏫 The obligation to provide education lies with the State, ensuring that students have access to validated scientific information about their own sexuality and promoting a culture of care for oneself and others.
📚 Teachers also have the right to receive ongoing training and education in areas such as human rights, democracy, and comprehensive sexual education.
00:19:39 The challenge of making democracy more democratic is to make schools more democratic by fostering dialogue between school culture and other cultures. This includes bridging the gap between youth culture and the school environment, as well as integrating cyber-technological cultures. The task is to build a democratic citizenship that combines traditional print culture with cyberculture.
📚 The challenge of making democracy more democratic is to make schools more democratic and foster dialogue between different cultures and youth cultures.
💻 Another challenge is to bridge the gap between traditional schooling and cyber-technological cultures, recognizing the influence of digital media in education.
🗣️ Creating policies and fostering dialogue between school culture and popular cultures is essential for building a democratic society and promoting digital literacy.
00:23:41 The challenge of integrating traditional and digital cultures in education. The asymmetry between teachers and students goes beyond information. It's about tools and accessing knowledge. The goal is to transform reality and live better with others.
📚 The challenge of the digital age for teachers is the asymmetry of information between students and teachers.
💡 The role of teachers goes beyond information management and includes teaching the tools to access knowledge.
🌍 Education should focus on transforming reality and living better with others, rather than just accumulating information.
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