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      Anéis de prata: alunos e professores na sociedade da comunicação Translated title: Silver rings: students and teachers in a media society

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          Qual o papel do professor numa sociedade saturada de informação e marcada por mudanças constantes em suas esferas comunicativas? Ele deve resistir a essas mudanças ou aceitá-las acriticamente? Mostramos aqui que a preservação do núcleo central da relação professor-aluno é crucial para termos um diálogo público rico em nossas sociedades. Através de breves narrativas, refletimos sobre as estratégias usadas por professores para navegar em distintos espaços comunicativos. Os quatro tipos de professor apresentados são o professor do livro, o professor teatral, o professor televisivo e o professor telegráfico. Essa tipologia se refere a modos de incorporar e dar sentido a formas mediáticas distintas. Atenção especial é dada ao professor televisivo, aquele responsável pela organização de informação dispersa e também por ajudar os alunos a tolerar a eventual falta de sentido do campo comunicativo criado pela televisão.

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          What is the role of teachers in a world of massive information and constantly shifting media spheres? Should he or she resist such changes or accept them acritically? We show here the core of the student-teacher relationship should be preserved if we are to create and maintain a rich public dialogue in our societies. Through pieces of prose, we reflect upon teachers' strategies for navigating complex media spaces. We present four types of teachers: the teacher of the book, the theatrical teacher, the televisual teacher, and the telegraphic teacher. Particular attention is given to the televisual teacher, who is responsible for organizing dispersed information as well as helping students withstand the eventual lack of meaning without ever abandoning the communicative game proposed by television.

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                Educar em Revista
                Educ. rev.
                Setor de Educação da Universidade Federal do Paraná (Curitiba )
                1984-0411
                December 2005
                : 0
                : 26
                : 01-22
                Affiliations
                [1 ] Universidade Estadual Paulista Brazil
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                S0104-40602005000200012
                10.1590/0104-4060.390
                a2bc75a2-ed2f-44cc-8904-cc3d491b6c62

                http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/

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                EDUCATION & EDUCATIONAL RESEARCH

                Educational research & Statistics
                education,media,television,silence,public space,ensino,mídia,televisão,silêncio,espaço público

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