922 resultados para Practice as a curriculum component
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Pós-graduação em Artes - IA
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Coordenação de Aperfeiçoamento de Pessoal de Nível Superior (CAPES)
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The teaching and learning of mathematics through alternative methods make Mathematics more enjoyable, accessible and meaningful. Through teaching resource storytelling the student becomes the protagonist of the construction of their knowledge. With the use of books and writings of Malba Tahan is possible to work with mathematics, as a curriculum component, fostering the development of skills and Mathematics skills in students. Thus, this study aims to understand which skills and Mathematics skills can be developed with the storytelling of The Case of the Four Fours in Basic Education. Through the telling of this story, students develop the skills related to the block / shaft Numbers and Operations, present in official documents, and other skills and mathematics skills
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Sports team, specifically soccer and handball, has traditionally composing the physical education school contents as a curriculum component. There are several criticisms to extend this approach beyond the sportive discourse. While we recognize this need for expansion, we believe that the methodological endeavors to teach these sports content are still very poor, requiring, therefore, studies that guide us in changing not only contents but also the way of teaching it, which implies new e teaching, pupils and teaching relationship perspective. In this sense, the objective of this study was to identify and analyze, from a sports team tactics teaching approaches of invasion, the demonstrations by students, the phases of handball and soccer games, as well as the elements/dynamic structural, functional and operational in the same school environment. Given this objective, qualitative research, specifically, collaborative action research, best meets investigation is this scenario, since classroom teacher and students also participated in the content construction and strategies undertaken during the intervention. The study enrolled 28 students in the fifth grade, aging 10 to 11 years, in a Bauru/SP public school, physical education teacher and the researcher. Were planned and taught together, 14 classes over a semester with the handball and futsal content, guided for teaching tactics approaches. The data collections were made through systematic lessons observation (through filming and recording diary), interviews with students and descriptive reports made by the classroom teacher and researcher. The results indicate that there was an improvement in the phases of soccer and handball game, even though only the latter has changed its category phase to decentralized anarchic phase. Several students showed in the situational interviews, a more elaborate game understanding than the one identified in the game demonstration. In the analysis of relationship levels..
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Although physical education is regulated by law and recognized as a mandatory component of basic education class, which includes high school, there are many reports that these classes do not actually happen. Such evidence shows the situation experienced by the author of this study, which brought this research to the attention. Therefore, the objective was to investigate and understand the perspective of students, physical education teachers, principals and coordinators forward their ideas to this reality, about the high school physical education in private schools. The research made use of qualitative approach, guided by an exploratory study. The technique was undertaken to collect the questionnaire with open and closed questions, involving 263 students enrolled in high school of four schools in two cities in the state of Sao Paulo and also the director, coordinator and professor of physical education of each one of these institutions, resulting in 12 education professionals. The categories of analysis were defined as: 1. Regarding physical education in high school, 2. The occurrence of physical rducation in high school, 3. Content and dynamic strategies developed in class 4. Student participation in class. The results show that despite, although some schools have physical education classes, there are still many students who do not take them. This reveals a double challenge to the area, which is: although it is essential that such a curriculum component is included in the grades (respecting the regional law legal system) that is not enough students that actually participate in it. As teachers, coordinators and directors recognize the importance of effective physical education, there are numerous of factors that deserve consideration to better understand this reality. One relates to the content of sportivization, another contrast to the period of occurrence of classes in relation to other curriculum components. Additionally, some others are relat...
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Coordenação de Aperfeiçoamento de Pessoal de Nível Superior (CAPES)
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A Rede Nacional de Cuidados Continuados (RNCCI) foi criada em 2006 pelo decreto-lei nº 101/2006, no âmbito do Ministério da Saúde e da Segurança Social. A RNCCI tem como missão prestar os cuidados adequados, de saúde e apoio social, a todas as pessoas que, independentemente da idade, se encontrem em situação de dependência, e articula-se com os serviços de saúde e sociais já existentes. Para cumprir a sua missão, a RNCCI, necessita de uma equipa multidisciplinar, na qual integram vários profissionais, tais como: médicos, enfermeiros, assistentes sociais, psicólogos, entre muitos outros, de entre estes os enfermeiros são os profissionais que maior percentagem detêm na constituição da mesma. Daí que seja pertinente a realização de estudos de investigação, com enfermeiros e estudantes de enfermagem, nesta nova valência de cuidados. O presente estudo incide sobre os conhecimentos dos estudantes de enfermagem sobre a RNCCI, que frequentam o terceiro e quarto ano na Escola Superior de Saúde do Instituto Politécnico de Bragança. Sendo a questão de investigação deste estudo: “Quais os conhecimentos dos alunos de enfermagem do terceiro e quarto ano da licenciatura em enfermagem sobre a RNCCI?”. Foi realizado um estudo de natureza quantitativa, descritivo, correlacional, num plano transversal. Optou-se por um processo de amostragem não probabilística de conveniência, que refletisse a distribuição da população por ano de escolaridade. Assim, considerou-se uma amostra de 120 alunos (75 % da população), selecionados acidentalmente, visando a disponibilidade, rapidez e o menor custo na recolha de dados. Concluiu-se que os alunos de enfermagem de uma forma geral apresentam conhecimentos sobre a RNCCI. Destacando-se uma percentagem de 90% de respostas corretas referentes sobre a RNCCI. No entanto 75% dos alunos responderam erradamente às afirmações relacionados com o processo de referenciação e tipologia das respostas da RNCCI. Comparando estes resultados com estudos realizados com enfermeiros que exercem funções na RNCCI, verifica-se que os alunos não apresentam conhecimentos suficientes para desencadear funções ou processos relacionados com a RNCCI, apesar de terem conhecimentos gerais da mesma, pois apresentam consideráveis falhas desde logo no processo de referenciação, assim como profissionais que já trabalham na área. Tais factos constatados salientam a importância de formação teórica e/ou prática, no plano curricular da licenciatura de enfermagem, preparando os futuros enfermeiros para exercerem as suas funções na RNCCI, e não só. Pois os enfermeiros que trabalham nos cuidados de saúde primários e secundários, também eles necessitam de ter conhecimentos sobre a RNCCI, verificando-se muito frequentemente é durante o internamento que se inicia o processo de referenciação. Sugerindo que o conhecimento dos alunos sobre a RNCCI, são adquiridos na sua maioria durante a realização do ensino clínico, onde acompanham este tipo de atividades. Embora a formação base da licenciatura, permita uma vasta aquisição de competências teórico-práticas, e a integração de formação sobre a RNCCI, seja considerada pelos alunos de enfermagem, como importante ou muito importante, a mesma pode considerar-se atualmente praticamente inexistente.
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Relatório de estágio apresentado para obtenção do grau de Mestre em educação pré-escolar e ensino do 1º ciclo do ensino básico
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Computer game technology is poised to make a significant impact on the way our youngsters will learn. Our youngsters are ‘Digital Natives’, immersed in digital technologies, especially computer games. They expect to utilize these technologies in learning contexts. This expectation, and our response as educators, may change classroom practice and inform curriculum developments. This chapter approaches these issues ‘head on’. Starting from a review of the current educational issues, an evaluation of educational theory and instructional design principles, a new theoretical approach to the construction of “Educational Immersive Environments” (EIEs) is proposed. Elements of this approach are applied to development of an EIE to support Literacy Education in UK Primary Schools. An evaluation of a trial within a UK Primary School is discussed. Conclusions from both the theoretical development and the evaluation suggest how future teacher-practitioners may embrace both the technology and our approach to develop their own learning resources.
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Esta dissertação buscou identificar a presença dos aspectos da cultura regional nas situações cotidianas vivenciadas por um grupo de crianças de quatro anos de idade no Ambiente de Aprendizagem em Artes e Ciências Naturais da EMEI Oscar de Moraes, pertencente à rede municipal do Rio Grande (RS). A proposição da investigação partiu da mudança proposta pela Lei Federal nº 12.287/2010, que alterou o segundo parágrafo do artigo 26 da LDB 9394/96. A nova redação estabelece que ―O ensino de arte, especialmente em suas expressões regionais, constituirá componente curricular obrigatório nos diversos níveis da educação básica, de forma a promover o desenvolvimento cultural dos alunos‖ (BRASIL, 2010, p. 1). Trata-se de uma pesquisa de abordagem qualitativa, tendo o estudo de caso como importante elemento de compreensão do ambiente pesquisado e a observação e o registro em caderno de campo como as estratégias utilizadas para a produção de dados. A inserção no Ambiente de Aprendizagem em Artes e Ciências Naturais da EMEI Oscar de Moraes permitiu identificar a utilização desse ambiente para registro, através de diferentes modos e linguagens do trabalho realizado com projetos, e também a possibilidade de descobertas e brincadeiras por meio das produções e criações artísticas das crianças. A análise dos dados foi realizada com base nos seguintes autores: Derdyk (1990), Richter (2004), Edwards (1999), Duarte Júnior (1981), Horn (2007), Ostetto (2000), Rinaldi (2012), Cunha (2014), Brougère (1998), Bertoni (2014). Os resultados expressaram que a presença da família na escola pode ser considerada uma das formas de inserção da cultura regional na escola, promovendo a convivência com diferentes pessoas e ampliando, dessa forma, o repertório de vivências e aprendizados das crianças. Os resultados também evidenciaram a presença da utilização das datas comemorativas nas situações cotidianas do Ambiente de Aprendizagem em Arte e Ciências Naturais, levando em consideração, nesse aspecto, a documentação abordada no estudo e os referenciais utilizados; considerei também como uma possibilidade de inserção e apropriação da cultura regional na escola
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O presente relatório está inserido no âmbito da unidade curricular do Estágio Curricular do Mestrado Integrado em Medicina Veterinária da Universidade de Évora, sob orientação da Drª Sónia Lucena e coorientação da Drª Ângela Martins. Encontra-se dividido em duas partes, a primeira é referente à casuística acompanhada no Hospital Veterinário da Arrábida e Centro de Reabilitação Animal da Arrábida durante o período de cinco meses de estágio. Na casuística são expostos de forma breve os casos clínicos e procedimentos acompanhados durante o período de estágio. Na segunda parte é desenvolvida uma monografia intitulada “Maneio da dor crónica” acompanhada por uma descrição de um caso clínico assistido durante o estágio. A dor crónica é considerada uma dor patológica, deixando de ser um mecanismo de defesa do organismo e passando a ser considerada uma doença. É de difícil tratamento e requer um esforço multidisciplinar; ABSTRACT: Small Animal Medicine This report is conducted under the context of the curricular internship course unit of integrated master’s degree in Veterinary Medicine at the University of Évora under the supervision of Dr. Sónia Lucena and cosupervision of Dr. Ângela Martins. The first component refers to the assisted cases followed in Hospital Veterinário da Arrábida and Centro de Reabilitação Animal da Arrábida during the five months of the practice period. In the followed cases part it is explored briefly some clinical cases and procedures accompanied during that practice period. The second component consists of a monograph titled “Chronic pain management” accompanied with a description of a clinical case followed seen during the practice period. Chronic pain is considered a pathological pain, ceasing to be a defense mechanism of the body and to be considered a disease. It is difficult to treat and requires a multidisciplinary effort.
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ResumenPresentamos en este artículo una reflexión sobre la producción de los significados y representaciones del espacio geográfico, a partir de una discusión sobre educación escolar en el componente curricular, Geografía en la Educación Básica. Proponemos una interrogación acerca de su aporte en la construcción de las percepciones espaciales, desencadenando este pensar especialmente sobre el uso, las limitaciones y las posibilidades reveladas en los mapas. De ese modo, invitamos a un cuestionamiento sobre las formas de utilización de ese recurso, que exige elecciones codificadas, simplificadas y representadas según criterios de escalas, símbolos y proyecciones cartográficas.Discutimos cómo la Geografía escolar utiliza los mapas y cómo propone los significados y representaciones de ese lenguaje en imagen, en la medida que son configuraciones producidas y cuyos contenidos son escogidos. Argumentamos que la educación escolar responde en gran parte a las representaciones construidas por las personas. Por eso, el presente texto es un ejercicio relevante para los educadores en general, una invitación al análisis de la utilización de los lenguajes específicos de cada área del conocimiento. Fortalecemos, de esa manera, el debate sobre las producciones de las representaciones, esenciales en los movimientos de la vida cotidiana de las personas que pasan por la escuela proyectando un currículo más abierto.Palabras clave: Aprendizaje escolar, significados, representaciones, Geografía escolar, mapa.AbstractWe present in this article a reflection on the production of meanings and representations in the geographical space, from a discussion on school education in the curriculum component, Geography in Basic Education. We propose a question about its contribution to the construction of spatial perceptions, triggering an analysis particularly about the use, limitations and opportunities revealed in the maps.Thus, we invite for discussion ways of utilizing that resource which requires encoded choices, simplified and represented according to criteria of scale, symbols and map projections. We discuss how the Geography student uses the maps and how the student applies the meanings and representations of that picture language in the settings as they are produced and whose contents are chosen.We argue that education is greatly due to the representations constructed by people. Therefore, this text is an important exercise for educators in general, an invitation to the analysis of the use of specific languages for each area of knowledge. In this way, we strengthen the debate over the production of essential representations in the movements of the daily life of the people passing through the school by projecting a more open curriculum.Key words: Elementary education, meanings, representations, school geography, maps.
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Introduction: Current physical activity levels among children and youth are alarmingly low; a mere 7% of children and youth are meeting the Canadian Physical Activity Guidelines (Colley et al., 2011), which means that the vast majority of this population is at risk of developing major health problems in adulthood (Janssen & Leblanc, 2010). These high inactivity rates may be related to suboptimal experiences in sport and physical activity stemming from a lack of competence and confidence (Lubans, Morgan, Cliff, Barnett, & Okely, 2010). Developing a foundation of physical literacy can encourage and maintain lifelong physical activity, yet this does not always occur naturally as a part of human growth (Hardman, 2011). An ideal setting to foster the growth and development of physical literacy is physical education class. Physical education class can offer all children and youth an equal opportunity to learn and practice the skills needed to be active for life (Hardman, 2011). Elementary school teachers are responsible for delivering the physical education curriculum, and it is important to understand their will and capacity as the implementing agents of physical literacy development curriculum (McLaughlin, 1987). Purpose: The purpose of this study was to explore the physical literacy component of the 2015 Ontario Health and Physical Education curriculum policy through the eyes of key informants, and to explore the resources available for the implementation of this new policy. Methods: Qualitative interviews were conducted with seven key informants of the curriculum policy development, including two teachers. In tandem with the interviews, a resource inventory and curriculum review were conducted to assess the content and availability of physical literacy resources. All data were analyzed through the lens of Hogwood and Gunn’s (1984) 10 preconditions for policy implementation. Results: Participants discussed how implementation is affected by: accountability, external capacity, internal capacity, awareness and understanding of physical literacy, implementation expertise, and policy climate. Discussion: Participants voiced similar opinions on most issues, and the overall lack of attention given to physical education programs in schools will continue to be a major dilemma when trying to combat such high physical inactivity levels.
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Introduction: Current physical activity levels among children and youth are alarmingly low; a mere 7% of children and youth are meeting the Canadian Physical Activity Guidelines (Colley et al., 2011), which means that the vast majority of this population is at risk of developing major health problems in adulthood (Janssen & Leblanc, 2010). These high inactivity rates may be related to suboptimal experiences in sport and physical activity stemming from a lack of competence and confidence (Lubans, Morgan, Cliff, Barnett, & Okely, 2010). Developing a foundation of physical literacy can encourage and maintain lifelong physical activity, yet this does not always occur naturally as a part of human growth (Hardman, 2011). An ideal setting to foster the growth and development of physical literacy is physical education class. Physical education class can offer all children and youth an equal opportunity to learn and practice the skills needed to be active for life (Hardman, 2011). Elementary school teachers are responsible for delivering the physical education curriculum, and it is important to understand their will and capacity as the implementing agents of physical literacy development curriculum (McLaughlin, 1987). Purpose: The purpose of this study was to explore the physical literacy component of the 2015 Ontario Health and Physical Education curriculum policy through the eyes of key informants, and to explore the resources available for the implementation of this new policy. Methods: Qualitative interviews were conducted with seven key informants of the curriculum policy development, including two teachers. In tandem with the interviews, a resource inventory and curriculum review were conducted to assess the content and availability of physical literacy resources. All data were analyzed through the lens of Hogwood and Gunn’s (1984) 10 preconditions for policy implementation. Results: Participants discussed how implementation is affected by: accountability, external capacity, internal capacity, awareness and understanding of physical literacy, implementation expertise, and policy climate. Discussion: Participants voiced similar opinions on most issues, and the overall lack of attention given to physical education programs in schools will continue to be a major dilemma when trying to combat such high physical inactivity levels.