Projecto Oficina/Escola: Escola Municipal Amabílio Vieira dos Santos

Este estudo analisa a importância de implantar o Projeto Oficina Escola para fornecer aos alunos a oportunidade de adquirir competências e habilidades, implantando uma gestão inovadora de aprendizagem observando a flexibilidade da escola inserindo a prática da arte em período integral, como currículo alternativo. O presente trabalho é de natureza quantitativa e qualitativa, tipo estudo de caso e o campo de aplicação foi Escola Municipal Amabílio Vieira dos Santos. Quanto à revisão teórica buscou-se conceituar o currículo e suas nuances para tomá-lo adequado à realidade. A pesquisa envolveu estudos sobre diferenças sociais do Bairro Santa Cruz. Tratou-se de uma pesquisa descritiva, quanto aos fins e meios, bem como, uma pesquisa-ação participativa, pois envolveu procedimentos que integram a comunidade escolar e demais parceiros, sendo um projeto de ação social e cultural. Na finalização do trabalho elaboraram-se as considerações e limitações quanto ao desenvolvimento do Projeto Oficina Escola. ABSTRACT; This study it analyses the importance of to implement School Workshop Project to provide the students the opportunity acquiring competences and abilities, performing an innovated management of learning observing the school flexibility inserting the practice of Art in a full time system, as an alternative curriculum. The present work composition is a quantity and qualitative one, kind case study e the field of its application was the Municipal School Amabílio Vieira Dos Santos. White the theory review, it searches to give the concept of the curriculum and its particularities to become it appropriated to the reality. The research involved studies about the social differences at the District Santa Cruz. It was a descriptive research, white the finals and insides, as well a participative research, because it involved procedures that integrated the school community partners, being a social and cultural project. The finalization of this work elaborates the considerations and limitations as the development of the School Work shop Project.

BRINGING STREET ART TO SCHOOL: OPEN TO INCLUDE

Inclusive Education values differences by reducing barriers to learning and promoting active participation and positive interactions between all members of school community. Nowadays, school faces numerous children/adolescents who for several reasons have developed challenging behaviours and high risk of dropping out school. They come often from socio-cultural-economic minority groups and have sometimes a repeated course of academic failure. Art has had the ability to bring together the interests of all, even of the most unsuitable. In this paper, the authors present an intervention through street art/graffiti done in a secondary school, with a ninth grade class covered by PIEF Programme. The project aimed to understand if the integration of graffiti art in educational process had impact on challenging behaviour. The study, with a qualitative methodology, shows contributions of artistic experience as an asset to educational development of students with challenging behaviours contributing to a better school and inclusion.