Análise das percepções sobre os impactes da formação profissional no desempenho dos recursos humanos da Universidade de Évora

O estudo que se pretende desenvolver no âmbito desta Dissertação de Mestrado tem como objectivo geral proceder à análise das percepções sobre os impactes da formação Profissional no desempenho profissional dos recursos humanos na Universidade de Évora. Para concretizar a finalidade deste trabalho, procede-se à reflexão sobre os impactes sócio organizacionais de uma estratégia avaliativa da formação ministrada pela Universidade de Évora, através do estudo da análise dos diferentes modelos de gestão e de desenvolvimento teóricos da formação, no desempenho dos recursos humanos, nomeadamente o modelo de Kirkpatric, através da transferência de conhecimentos e motivação dos mesmos. Relativamente à Metodologia a ser utilizada a investigação é de natureza qualitativa e interpretativa, incidindo no Estudo de Caso no âmbito do Núcleo de Formação Contínua da Universidade de Évora. No que concerne aos resultados esperados com este trabalho, pretendemos analisar as percepções sobre os impactes na eficácia das acções de formação realizadas no do POAP em 2006/2007, na óptica de diferentes instâncias organizacionais, relativas à transferência de conhecimentos para contexto de trabalho; aquisição de novas competências por parte dos recursos humanos Universidade de Évora. /ABSTRACT: The study that is to be developed in the extent of this master 's degree essay has as general goal to analyse the perceptions on the impacts of the professional training in the professional performance of the university of Évora's human resources. ln order to achieve this goal there'll be considerations on the impacts of socio-organizational of an assessment strategy of the training led by the University of Évora, by studying the analysis of several theoretical models of management and development in training, in the performance of the human resources, namely the application of the Kirkpatrick model, through knowledge exchange and motivation of the human resources. ln what concerns the methodology being used in the investigation it is of qualitative and interpretative kind and it will fall upon the Case Study of the Continuous Training Department of the University of Évora. Regarding the expected results of this written essay it is intended to analyse the perceptions of the impacts in the effectiveness of the training sessions which occurred in the extent of POAP in 2006/2007, regarding the different organizational authorities, in what concerns the knowledge exchange to the working environment, acquisition of new abilities of the human resources of the University of Évora.

EXPRESSIVE ARTS – EMBODYING INCLUSIVE TEACHERS

The Declaration of Salamanca proposes a deep reformulation of educational praxis which has as a main goal to create an environment where all students can enjoy learning, improve and grow in confidence, in a perspective of Inclusive Education. In this sense, it is necessary that teachers acquire scientific and educational skills but, also, development of personal and interpersonal competences that are crucial for a flexible and adequate professional praxis. The concept of competences integrates knowledge, skills, personal values and attitudes that are acquired through work experience and learning by doing. On other side, experiential work is lived through a body in movement. Acknowledging these ideas and considering active methods and expressive arts as valorous contributions to the positive model of inclusive education in this paper, the authors propose the training in Expressive Arts to promote Inclusion but mainly to develop personal and interpersonal competences of teachers to the Inclusion

Knowledge, perceptions and attitudes on the sexuality of nursing students and teachers

Introduction: The personal attitudes regarding specific aspects of sexuality are of interest to practices of personal concern, as they are to practices inserted in professional roles. General attitudes towards sexuality and sexual health were evaluated. Objectives: To describe the perceptions and attitudes of students and nursing teachers about sexuality. Methods: We used a mixed methods design with a sequential strategy: QUAN→qual of descriptive and explanatory type. 646 students and teachers participated. The Sexual Attitudes Scale (EAS) of Hendrick & Hendrick (Alferes, 1999) and Attitude Scale Address Sexual and Reproductive Health (EAFSSR) of Nemčić et al (Abreu, 2008) were used. Results: There are significant differences in the level of knowledge about sexuality depending on the sample (χ2KW (2)=18.271; p=.000): students of 1st year have lower levels. The profile of the four dimensions of EAS per sample is identical in all 3 samples, having responsibility the highest average value. In subscales EAFSSR per sample and sex there are significant diferences (p<.05) for all samples and uniform pattern was noted: females have higher median values, indicating that they have more favorable attitudes towards sexual health. Conclusions: Sexual attitudes reveal a multidimensional structure based in the female identity, that shows responsibility towards family planning and sexual education, as well as towards individual self-care regarding the body and sexual and reproductive health. An attitudinal profile by gender emerges, accentuating the polarity between male and female. The importance of the training process in nursing following the personal and social development of students is corroborated.