O ENSINO JURÍDICO E AS METODOLOGIAS ATIVAS COMO INSTRUMENTO DE TRANSFORMAÇÃO PARA O PROTAGONISMO DISCENTE
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https://doi.org/10.17564/2316-3143.2025v9n2p193-205Published
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Legal education in Brazil has traditionally been characterized by a passive approach, centered on the teacher and the transmission of theoretical content. The search for the application of methods that inspire student protagonism has been expanding, from the perspective of using so-called active methodologies. Based on the theme presented, the research seeks to answer the following question: how active methodologies can provide students with a leading role in their legal educational training?. To respond to the proposed problem, the general objective was defined as understanding the active methodologies in the student's legal training, and for the specific objectives, identifying the experiences experienced by educational institutions with the use of active methodology and analyzing the process of implementing the methodologies active in law courses for critical and reflective training. Qualitative research was applied, with the exploratory and descriptive method, using bibliographical research and access to public domain journals and articles. As preliminary results, it is possible to see that active methodologies encourage student engagement as agents of their own learning. The fact is conclusive that the student's academic training involves a broader perspective on a process of protagonism, enhancing participatory autonomy