Education and Society: Movements, paths and challenges of scientific research
Plurais - Revista Multidisciplinar, Salvador, v. 8, n. 00, e023001, 2023. e-ISSN: 2177-5060
DOI: https://doi.org/10.29378/plurais.v8i00.20345 2
This edition of Plurais - Revista Multidisciplinar da UNEB, features articles addressing
ongoing demands, covering various themes within the field of education. These studies often
draw upon research conducted in graduate programs in Brazil and other countries. The areas
covered include curriculum studies, social movements and education, decolonial research,
education in quilombola territories, ethnic-racial relations in education, distance and online
education, remote and hybrid learning, digital inclusion in education, information and
communication technologies, social technologies in smart cities, rural education using digital
technologies, higher education for deaf students, mental health of teachers, intersectoral
policies in education and health, culture of peace and school management training, teacher
practices in environmental education, university extension, entrepreneurship and innovation,
teacher training in pedagogy courses, education of youth under socio-educational measures,
international policies, and adult education in spaces of deprivation and restriction of liberty, the
experience of refugee students in Brazilian universities, construction of femininity in vocational
and technological education, gender issues and audism in higher education, and gender and
hierarchy in federal institutes.
The research is grounded in various theoretical and methodological frameworks and
focuses on formal education in urban and rural areas, basic education, vocational and
technological education, and higher education. The articles also feature contributions from
researchers across different regions of Brazil, Latin American countries (Venezuela, Chile, and
Argentina), and Europe (Spain). Specifically related to School and Educational Management,
there are texts addressing management and public policies in primary, vocational, and higher
education. The discussion on technologies encompasses distance education, digital inclusion,
information and communication technologies, and social technologies in urban and rural
settings.
The broad scope of this issue of Plurais, Revista Multidisciplinar da UNEB, reveals the
complexity of studies in the field of education, both in specific and comprehensive forms. It
also reflects the maturity of the journal's editorial line, entering a new phase aimed at pushing
beyond previously explored boundaries and reaching new heights. Starting from this issue, the
journal innovates its text layout in terms of design and makes them accessible via QR Code, in
PDF and HTML formats, as well as in languages other than Portuguese, to facilitate
dissemination of its content in non-Lusophone countries. Published continuously, the articles
are not organized into thematic blocks. To aid reader comprehension, articles will be presented
as summaries in the order of their publication.