Cultural Pedagogies, Heterotopic Bodies and non-normative possibilities: teacher training in experiences with a RPG game
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.22478/ufpb.1807-8214.2020v30n1.51583Keywords:
Identities, RPG, Teacher TrainingAbstract
The research discuss about discoursive regimes that engender and materialize themselves around the construction of non-normative identities and subjectivities that break the body-sex-gender-sexuality coherence. It analyzes how future educators trigger perceptions and meanings about gender and sexuality issues in the performative acts experienced during an RPG (Role Playing-game), regarding transidentities and their subjectivities. For this purpose, participatory action-research was used, developed with 30 Pedagogy students of two Higher Education Institutions in Paraná. The proposal made it possible to verify the need of training teachers to be sensitive these subjects, in order to prepare them to act consciously in different educational spaces, being sensitive to the social, cultural and psychological damage caused by the maintenance of modes of education that may become creators of erasure zones.