Understanding economics: economic and financial education in child hood from a constructivist perspective
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Globalization and structuralchanges at theeconomic, social and politicallevelshavemodifiedtherelationaldynamics in society and havegiven a leading role to consumption (BAUMANN, 2007), a situationthattranscendsallages.A particularlyrelevantsegmentisthechildren, who faces thedemands of the social environment and experiencestheconstructionidentity in anenvironment of highcommodification.Thisarticledealswiththedescription and analysis of levels of economiccompressionfromchildhood and theactors and processesthatshapestheeconomicsocialization, defined as a process of learningpatterns of interactionwiththeeconomicworld (DENEGRI et al., 2004). Basedon a Piagetianconstructivist approach, a model of economic and financialeducationisproposedthatarticulate eswiththerequirements of citizeneducation. Itconcludeswithreflectionsontheimportance of economic and financialeducationforthedevelopment of a critically and economicallyempoweredcitizenshipfromchildhood.
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