ABSTRACT:
This paper discusses results of a study that sought to understand the inclusion of new professional profiles in Brazilian public Integral Education experiences. Many programs are hiring Cultural Agents to develop educational activities in the expansion of school time. The knowledge worked in their workshops were not limited to curricular academic content and, in some cases, are the result of previous experiences of these subjects in cultural groups and social movements. These teachers, who are often young and residents of communities near schools, also end up establishing an affective and close relationship with their students. This work defends that the relationship between Agents and students plays an important formative role in the practice of these professionals. It is through this relationship that Agents mediate learning processes, socialization, sociability and development in the integral formation of its students
Keywords:
New educators; Integral education; Educational practice