Navegando por Assunto "História da África"

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A Companhia Geral de Comércio de Pernambuco e Paraíba e o comércio de escravos em Angola (1760-1770)
(2024-03-07) Albuquerque, Mayara Rodrigues César de; Lopes, Gustavo Acioli; http://lattes.cnpq.br/4871749798523527
O lugar das mulheres moçambicanas na luta pela libertação colonial: as organizações femininas na FRELIMO (1960-1970)
(2023-09-18) Silva, Helena Gomes da; Silva, Giselda Brito; http://lattes.cnpq.br/2327404253426354; http://lattes.cnpq.br/6400923094392708
This article addresses the conditions of women's participation in the colonial liberation struggles within FRELIMO (Mozambique Liberation Front), seeking to highlight their roles within the women's organizations led by the movement and the role of women in Mozambique's multicultural environment, which defined specific roles for women, between the years 1960 to 1970. Our goal is to understand some of the challenges faced by women in participating in the struggles and, at the same time, how they organized themselves to resist oppression and assert their rights in the world of labor and Mozambican society. To achieve this, we conducted a review and discussion of the literature dealing with the condition of Mozambican women in traditional culture and during the moments of the struggles, within the context of FRELIMO, to gain insights into their conditions within the movement and beyond.
A progressão do conhecimento histórico no livro didático: o caso da aprendizagem da história africana na obra "História, Sociedade e Cidadania"
(2023-09-20) Leitão, Yasmin Christine Coutinho de Sá; Andrade, Juliana Alves de; http://lattes.cnpq.br/9273063697259288; http://lattes.cnpq.br/5774549955948393
This article aims to present indicator data on the progression of learning in the Teaching of African History in the review activities of the textbook of the 8th year of the collection 'History, Society and Citizenship' (2018), written by Alfredo Boulos Júnior. For this, It was observed from the Content Analysis, how the themes/problems linked to the History of Africa were addressed in the session dedicated to exercises, review activities and evaluation items. Throughout the text, we look at the fundamentals of legal provisions and bibliographical references.
O uso das tecnologias digitais de informação e comunicação (TDICS) para ensinar história da África e escravidão no Brasil
(2024-01-04) Nascimento, Jefferson José Ramos do; Côrrea, Lucas Mariani; http://lattes.cnpq.br/1710180569222932; http://lattes.cnpq.br/6350726367624805
Technology is a strong educational tool, when used well, it enhances teaching practice, and makes the student the protagonist of learning, the teacher who seeks to use technology in his classes, demonstrates progress and commitment to the new, teaching about Africa and Slavery in Brazil, becomes a challenge that can be overcome with the union between technology and teaching mastery of the content presented. Teaching is a privilege, mastering the subject and technologies is an enabler of teaching and learning in Brazilian education. This work addresses the topic of Africa and slavery in Brazil, as well as the laws that regulate them, based on the assumption that teaching practice involves the teacher having mastery over the topic in question and qualifying to teach a very important topic. Throughout the chapters, the importance of teaching African History in the training of students who will work in regular education is taken into account. The main theme of this work is to address TDICs in the teaching of African History and Culture, pointing out their benefits and challenges. Another important point involves the use of TDICS to teach about the slavery of Africans in Brazil and how this extremely important topic should be approached so that teaching practice can achieve the proposed objectives. Finally, the debate revolves around the use of existing digital resources, such as applications, websites, games, etc., all aimed at education and teaching the History of Africa and Slavery in Brazil. The importance of teachers using these resources to enrich and include their students in classes is debated.