Tradição jesuítica : educação, identidade e sentimento de pertencimento em uma história de vida no colégio anchieta

Abstract

This dissertation presents reflections on the educational tradition of the Society of Jesus and the establishment of Ignatian Pedagogy intertwined in the life story of Professor Fernando Meyer, a former student of the College of Anchieta Porto Alegre, Rio Grande do Sul, as student and as an educator today. Sought to highlight the importance of the formation of the subject through an (auto) biography understood as life history and their overlaps with the (trans) formation of the educator. I conducted a qualitative research working with narrative analysis, through interviews, study of documents, photos and observations of teacher practice.All this guided by research problem: it is possible to observe whether the contemporary Jesuit tradition, so solidly built, and continues to solidify perpassando on identity and belonging in employees' attitudes and postures of the College Anchieta through the study of an autobiography of life? While Ignatian educator as (trans) forming from its practice Fernando has essence of life inspired by the example of entrepreneurship and boldness of St. Ignatius of Loyola, founder of the Society of Jesus. The main objective of this work is to visualize the Jesuit tradition in education: identity and sense of belonging to the mission, with its principles and values and the process of (trans) formation of the educator in an institution like the College Anchieta, in the present, through a history of life.It is revealing in light of Ignatian Pedagogy, education is a fertile field for (self) training, bringing the capacity of (trans) form people. Hence the example of Ferdinand touched by Ignatian pedagogy that flooded the soul of his trainers Jesuits, became, as lay teacher, plus his personal qualities, a multiplier genuine. Managed to attract, encourage and further serve as a model for hundreds of young people, to live the experience of the passion for scientific knowledge, made their career choices with more discernment