INTERDISCIPLINARITY IN CHILD EDUCATION
A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW
Abstract
The thematic of interdisciplinarity has been explored in several contexts, and in some cases, this has been considered the alternative that may end problems in the educational field. Thus, knowing that the word interdisciplinarity has gone through a process of disclosure, being part of documents and research, this article seeks to characterize the recently produced works on interdisciplinarity exclusively in early childhood education, highlighting the methodological processes, objectives and the results understood. In order to carry out this study, a systematic review was developed in August and September 2019, using the search terms 'interdisciplinary in education' for children in the research carried out on the CAPES Journal Portal (Coordination for the Improvement of Higher Education Personnel) and on Google Scholar. Throughout the searches, there were a large number of results related to the theme, however, the analysis of the results was restricted to the specified education stage. Interdisciplinary practical research related to Physical Education was identified in the research, as well as socio-environmental issues associated with Environmental Education, with the appearance of projects in the construction of these actions.
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