Interconnections between creative processes, citizenship practices in activities in training in work context

Varela, Teresa

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Varela, Teresa

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This poster aims to reflect the need to realize new activities involving interconnections between creative processes and citizenship practices in learning Artistic Education practices. As well as understand the impact of the activities on the construction of learning and pedagogical actions from the perspective and voice structures of the students, where teachers become more involved in questioning visual culture and artistic practices that provide students with a search for knowledge of themselves and the other, collectively. A study was carried out on the curricular activities of two 12th-grade classes, integrated into Training in Working Context (FCT) projects, in two Artistic Production courses at the António Arroio Art School (EAAA) in the 2018/19 and 2019/20 school years. The methodology used was action research with students and teachers in a class specialized in Plastic Realization of the Spectacle and another specialized in Ceramics. The data collection instruments were based on direct observation and interviews. The analysis was carried out using the NVivo program. This research settled on sociocultural theories of creativity (Glăveanu, 2013; Beghetto, 2016), citizenship and educational contexts (Eça, 2010; Caetano & Freire, 2014), and the context of Art Education (Eça et al., 2012; Eça, 2014; Ramirez, 2016). The main results revealed an interdependent relationship between creative processes and citizenship practices through social interactions, the integral development of the individual, increased knowledge, and creative capacities capable of promoting collaborative creativity (Burnard & Dragovic, 2015). This study shows the need to foster new activities involving these interconnections to understand more profoundly the correlation between creative practices and citizenship practices based on social, cultural, and situational interactions.