Basic concepts and curricular theory

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Pedagogy is the integral formation of the human being (knowing, being and doing) who develops as a rational, autonomous and solidary being.

Basic concepts and curricular theory

Pedagogy studies education as a complex and multi-referential phenomenon, which gathers knowledge from other sciences and disciplines, specifically those related to history, sociology, psychology and politics.

Jean-Jacques Rousseau

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Aristotle

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