ARTICULATIONS IN EDUCATION: ARTISTIC, LINGUISTIC, AND SOCIAL-PSYCHOLINGUISTIC LANGUAGES IN SCHOOL EDUCATION
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.17564/2316-3801.2024v12n2p624-637Abstract
The purpose of this article is to discuss about the artistic, sociopsycholinguistic foundations of language and its relations with the school community in the creative process. To do so, we seek to deduce certain communicative notions present in all levels of human productions. We seek to understand how languages (verbal, non-verbal, gestural, etc.) show themselves as inherent and specific materialities of school interdisciplinarity. Thus, we will discuss the importance of the articulation of languages with multifaceted pedagogical resources in a triangular approach, one of the pedagogical methodologies which facilitate creative processes that contribute, among other things, to the integration of an expressively plural and, above all, interdisciplinary learning. To understand this interrelation provided by the languages, we trace the contours of this specific materiality of interdisciplinarity in the artistic and pedagogical creative processes.