SAMPAIO, M. M. G.; http://lattes.cnpq.br/7109477260120691; SAMPAIO, Mariana Maria Gomes.
Resumo:
For many years, rural education has been neglected in educational policies, which contributed
to children and young people not recognizing themselves as protagonists of their own learning
process. Therefore, it is essential to promote a sense of belonging among rural individuals by
integrating the contents of environmental education with the principles of rural education.
Understanding education as a mechanism for social development, it should be conducted
effectively, contextually, and meaningfully, aiming at transforming the society in which
individuals are situated. In this context, the present study aimed to explore rural schools and
the development of agroecological practices aligned with the Sustainable Development Goals
(SDGs), understanding this reality in the rural communities of Canindé, drawing on
references from authors such as Haydu (2019), Caldart (2015), and Souza (2020). To achieve
this, a bibliographical review was conducted, encompassing studies on environmental
education, rural education, and their interrelations.