JUVENILIZATION OF EJA
PEDAGOGICAL CHALLENGES AND PATHS TO SERVE YOUNG PEOPLE
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https://doi.org/10.34019/2447-5246.2026.v31.51122Abstract
Youth and Adult Education seeks to guarantee the educational rights of people over the age 15 who did not complete basic education. Thus, it serves a diverse profile of students, and in recent decades has welcomed countless young people who have dropped out of regular school. This process of has expanded and intensified pedagogical challenges and those related to teacher training. Based on this, this article presents a systematic literature review conducted using the Systematic Search Flow method, which aims to identify current pedagogical challenges resulting from the juvenilization of EJA, based on academic production in the field of education. The results show specific challenges that include inadequate pedagogical and evaluative practices, inter-generational conflicts, and a restrictive view of this type of education. These challenges are still being studied and discussed in a timid manner, pointing to the need for more research and dialogue in the social and school spheres.
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