Abstract

With the present text we problematize the relation between school contents and forms of teaching, without overvaluing unilaterally one to the detriment of the other. To do so, we start from the historical and ontological approach to understand the process of human development and formation, in order to grasp the specificity of education. Based on these understandings, we consider that, from a point of view concerned with authentic human-generic needs, school contents have the ontological priority in educational practice and are related dialectically to the forms of teaching. This means that the school education must be committed to the critical, scientific, artistic and philosophical promotion of the students, beyond the immediacy of the daily life in which they are.

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