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Expõe-se uma reflexão sobre o desafio do tráfico humano: um combate necessário a fazer em
unidade. Este tema integra a disciplina de Educação Moral e Religiosa Católica, a qual tem a
sua origem na lecionação e análise crítica da Unidade Letiva 2 do 8º ano, O Ecumenismo,
realizada no âmbito da Prática de Ensino Supervisionada desenvolvida na Escola D. Fernando
II do agrupamento de Escolas Monte da Lua em Sintra.
O estudo que aqui se desenvolve parte de uma possibilidade de informar, prevenir e atuar contra
um crime contra a humanidade, a que o Papa Francisco chama «chaga no corpo da
humanidade». Todo este conhecimento pode ser adquirido na disciplina de EMRC. Por isso,
como forma de responder a este desafio, apresento uma proposta pedagógica concreta: uma
campanha a envolver todos os agentes escolares para se sensibilizarem e estarem atentos a esta
questão do tráfico humano, que existe na realidade, mas não devia existir.
I expose here my thoughts and reflections on the challenge presented by Human trafficking: A necessary combat which requires a united front. This theme integrates the discipline of Catholic Moral and Religious Education, which has its origin in the teaching and critical analysis of Teaching Unit 2 of the 8th year, Ecumenism, implemented within the scope of Supervised Teaching Practice developed at Escola D. Fernando II do cluster of schools Monte da Lua in Sintra. The study developed here is part of an attempt to inform, prevent and act against a crime against humanity, which Pope Francis calls "wounds on the body of humanity". All this knowledge can be acquired in the CMRE discipline. Therefore, as a way of responding to this challenge, I present a concrete pedagogical proposal: a campaign involving all school agents to raise awareness and pay attention to this issue of human trafficking, which exists in reality, but should not exist.
I expose here my thoughts and reflections on the challenge presented by Human trafficking: A necessary combat which requires a united front. This theme integrates the discipline of Catholic Moral and Religious Education, which has its origin in the teaching and critical analysis of Teaching Unit 2 of the 8th year, Ecumenism, implemented within the scope of Supervised Teaching Practice developed at Escola D. Fernando II do cluster of schools Monte da Lua in Sintra. The study developed here is part of an attempt to inform, prevent and act against a crime against humanity, which Pope Francis calls "wounds on the body of humanity". All this knowledge can be acquired in the CMRE discipline. Therefore, as a way of responding to this challenge, I present a concrete pedagogical proposal: a campaign involving all school agents to raise awareness and pay attention to this issue of human trafficking, which exists in reality, but should not exist.
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Tráfico humano Educação EMRC Prática de ensino supervisionada Human trafficking Education Practice of supervised education