A visão dos profissionais sobre os menores: a chave para o seu bem-estar
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menores, meninos e meninas, vulnerabilidade, educaçãoResumo
O estudo parte da compreensão da infância como um período vulnerável. Portanto, a forma como os diferentes profissionais atuam durante essa etapa mostra-se um aspecto essencial para promover seu bem-estar. Nesse sentido, o artigo examina duas perspectivas teóricas de menores em situação de vulnerabilidade e desamparo, fazendo uma distinção entre proteção infantil e bem-estar infantil. É apresentado o estudo de caso desenvolvido em um município do País Basco, com base no trabalho realizado com a comissão socioeducativa do mesmo e da visão que os agentes socioeducativos que o compõem depositam sobre o referido grupo de crianças e adolescentes. Para tanto, optou-se por uma metodologia qualitativa e participativa, voltada para a análise de documentos e entrevistas semiestruturadas. Por fim, conclui-se que a perspectiva dos agentes socioeducativos municipais é baseada no bem-estar da criança.Downloads
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