The principles of complexity and their contribution to the Teaching process

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The objective of this essay is to propose an ecology of knowledge between the principles of complexity and the paradigms considered as traditional. In the first instance, a perspective of what is understood by complexity is offered, followed by a brief approach to the Teaching process; finally, a systematization of concepts between the principles of complexity and the Teaching process is carried out. Hermeneutics was used as a research method. In conclusion, the document integrates an epistemological dialogue that guides rethinking Education, specifically the Teaching process, from a complex and transdisciplinary perspective.

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García, A. E. (2020). The principles of complexity and their contribution to the Teaching process. Ensaio, 28(109), 1012–1032. https://doi.org/10.1590/S0104-40362020002801893

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