LANDSCAPE READING BY THE CARTOGRAPHIC SKETCHES OF YOUTH AND ADULTS EDUCATION STUDENTS IN SITUATION OF FREEDOM DEPRIVATION
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.18817/26755122.26.3.2022.3053Keywords:
Teaching and Reading of Landscape. Cartographic Sketches and Mind Maps. Geographical Reasoning.Abstract
This article analyzes planned maps made from neighborhoods cartographic sketches of students from High School of Youth and Adult Education (EJA) at E.E Prof. Léo Pizzato, allocated in the prison unit of the Municipality of Assis/SP/Brazil. The objective is to understand how the territory acts on the different areas that serve its landscapes. The proposed methodology took into account the proposals of Vieira and Zacharias (2020 and 2021) and Simielli (1996), based on Social Cartography. This is characterized by comments on the realities of fragile communities mediated by school activities composed of the triad - Teaching Geography - Space - Cartographic Language. The cartographic sketches were considered as a spatial cognitive operation of the Geographical Reasoning (RG) represented by the inmates. Finally, it was possible verify that the maps reflected on their neighborhoods, highlighting the way they perceive, live and relate to spaces in a situation of liberty deprivation.