Zona escolar, imaginación comunicativa de la escuela en la radio. Programa: "Saber cotidiano frente al saber académico"

Abstract

This episode of the program addresses the topic of everyday knowledge versus academic knowledge. The program seeks to be a space for debate about the contemporary world. To this end, the hosts introduce the song "Campesino de mi tierra" by Venezuelan artist Tania. They use this song to exemplify the wisdom of the peasant, which is acquired through daily experience and direct contact with the land. In doing so, they criticize the notion that the only valid knowledge is that generated in university classrooms. The program emphasizes that peasant knowledge, as popular knowledge, is as valuable as academic knowledge. Furthermore, the song also serves as a protest against the injustices suffered by farmworkers, a situation that, according to the hosts, remains relevant in countries such as Colombia, Peru, and Ecuador. The program concludes by announcing the participation of students and academic groups who will present their proposals on these topics.