Seeking the phenomenon: gender, sex education and religion in the classroom
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https://doi.org/10.9771/peri.v2i14.36308Abstract
Abstract: This article resulted from a master’s thesis, whose objective was to understand the phenomenon of theencounter between Science and Religion in a school environment during the teaching activities of teachers in the themes of
Sexual and Gender Education. From the recording of their experiences, we arrived at texts that could be analyzed using the
phenomenological method of Situated Phenomenon Analysis. Using this method, we searched for the main elements
significant to the phenomenon in the texts, which, once worked and improved (phenomenological reductions), enabled the
emergence of a discussion on the generalizations about the phenomenon. In short, our study shows the emergence, use and
debate of “Religion in the classroom” by students and teachers, by the analysis of the religious text, the recognition of
students’ religious dogmas and the reflection on the use of religious discourse in the classroom.
Keywords: Science and religion. Phenomenology. Sexual education. Genre.
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