Relatório da prática de ensino supervisionada em ensino de artes visuais no 3º ciclo do ensino básico e secundário realizada nas Escola Secundária Gabriel Pereira e Escola Básica 2, 3 André de Resende : A ideia no desenho, diferentes desenhos no ensino das artes visuais

O presente trabalho, onde foi desenvolvido o tema “A Ideia no Desenho, Diferentes Desenhos no Ensino das Artes Visuais”; foi elaborado no âmbito da Prática de Ensino Supervisionada do Mestrado em Ensino de Artes Visuais no 3º ciclo do Ensino Básico e no Ensino Secundário, pretende dar a conhecer os aspetos inerentes à Prática de Ensino Supervisionada desenvolvida no ano letivo de 2011/2012 na Escola Secundária Gabriel Pereira e Escola Básica André de Resende. O relatório integra a preparação científica, pedagógica e didática; caraterização do concelho de Évora; caraterização do contexto educativo, planificação, condução de aulas, avaliação de aprendizagens e conclui com a análise da prática de ensino e desenvolvimento profissional. Possui ainda dois apêndices finais com informação citada e evidências significativas das atividades desenvolvidas na escola. /ABSTRACT:The present work in which we develop a theme "The Idea in Drawing, Different Drawings in Visual Art Education"; was prepared to achieve de Master Degree on Teaching of the Visual Arts in the 3rd Cycle of Basic and Secondary Education, and it is focused in the teaching supervised practice developed at the Escola Secundária Gabriel Pereira and Escola Básica André de Resende Schools, during the academic year of 2011/2012. The report includes scientific, educational and didactical preparation; characterization of the municipality of Évora; school planning, conducted lessons and learning evaluation; and concludes with teaching analysis and professional development. It also includes two final appendices with quoted information and significant evidence of the schooling activities. NOTA: em virtude de esta Tese conter apêndices de formatos diversos e incompatíveis para a introdução no repositório, só poderão ser consultados na Biblioteca Geral da Universidade de Évora.

Relatório de estágio de enfermagem comunitária

O presente relatório enquadra-se no estágio de enfermagem comunitária realizado numa comunidade escolar no período de 14 de Fevereiro a 27 de Junho de 2011, para a conclusão do Mestrado em Enfermagem na área de especialização em enfermagem comunitária. Assim, este relatório pretende: Descrever todas as intervenções realizadas em estágio; Analisar o desenvolvimento das competências adquiridas; Refletir sobre o papel do enfermeiro na intervenção comunitária. O estágio de intervenção comunitária, incidiu na área da promoção da saúde dos adolescentes do concelho de Portalegre: Promoção de uma sexualidade saudável e de hábitos de vida saudáveis na adolescência. A área de intervenção referente à temática da educação sexual na adolescência em meio escolar abrangeu uma população de 276 adolescentes, neste âmbito foram realizadas um total de 15 sessões de educação para a saúde na área da educação sexual, tendo por base as necessidades de informação dos adolescentes nesta área temática. As atividades desenvolvidas com os adolescentes no âmbito dos estilos de vida saudáveis, integrada na promoção da imagem da ESSP abrangeram uma população de 317 adolescentes. O desenvolvimento das atividades de estágio orientadas pela metodologia do planeamento em saúde, foram essenciais para aquisição de competências em enfermagem comunitária

Trajetória profissional de professoras do ensino médio : sentidos e usos de tecnologias digitais na sala de aula

Tese (doutorado)—Universidade de Brasília, Instituto de Psicologia, Programa de Pós-Graduação em Processos de Desenvolvimento Humano e Saúde, 2016.

Digital technology policies in Canada and Australia: an analysis of new rules for ‘new tech'

As mobile touch screen digital devices (MTSD) have moved into a more prominent position in classrooms and schools, the development of new policies to address these devices have also emerged at a rapid pace. While policy documents aimed at MTSD usage in schools are evident at range of levels, from school-based to education ministries and departments, there is relatively little research that examines such documents or their impact on teaching and learning. This paper reports on initial analyses of educational digital media and MSTD policies in education departments and schools in Victoria, Australia and Alberta, Canada. We examined these policy documents in relation to implications for resourcing, usage and teaching practice, as a part of a large-scale Canadian-funded comparative research project studying digital tools and practices. Schools must mediate and negotiate complex entangled environments that are all at once enabling and dis-abling of innovation, in relation to digital technologies. These complex environments are made visible through a closer reading of artifacts such as policy documents guiding technology use in schools and classrooms. Our paper will interrogate such documents, across both countries (Canada and Australia) and regions (Victoria and Alberta), in relation to several emergent themes: private vs. school funded ownership, attitudes towards ‘bring your own device' (BYOD) initiatives and "co-contributions", equity and access, and surveillance and control. As well, we will address how hopes and fears and understandings of digital literacy are represented, described and enacted through such policies. Our analyses will also contextualize our data in terms of the broader cultural, political and educational considerations that framing and undergirding policies in both countries, and, finally, we will address the different (and similar) assumptions that are communicated within the digital policy documents.

Teachers’ perceptions of a fundamental movement skill assessment battery in a school setting

Fundamental movement skills (FMS) competence is low in adolescent girls. An assessment tool for teachers is needed to monitor FMS in this demographic. The present study explored whether the Canadian Agility and Movement Skill Assessment (CAMSA) is feasible for use by physical education (PE) teachers of Australian Year 7 girls in a school setting. Surveys, focus group interviews, and direct observation of 18 specialist PE teachers investigated teachers’ perceptions of this tool. Results indicated that the CAMSA was usable in a real-world school setting and was considered a promising means to assess FMS in Year 7 girls. However, future iterations may require minor logistical alterations and further training for teachers on how to utilize the assessment data to enhance teaching practice. These considerations could be used to improve future design, application, and training of the CAMSA in school-based PE.

Innovators or inhibitors? Accounting faculty resistance to new educational technologies in higher education

While technology affords new opportunities and benefits for educators in their teaching practice, a significant number of faculty are resistant to adopting new technologies. Unprompted, 93% of faculty interviewed in the Australian study to be discussed in this paper pointed to accounting educator resistance as a key barrier to technology adoption and use. Adopting the Technology Acceptance Model (TAM) as a framework, this paper argues that one of the greatest challenges facing business schools and Higher Education Institutions (HEIs) in the 21st century is not new technologies themselves, but the ability of educators to embrace educational technologies. Drawing on the qualitative data to emerge from interviews with accounting educators recognised as exemplary in their use of innovative technologies, this paper explores the reasons for lack of faculty uptake and argues for academics to become innovators rather than inhibitors. The findings offer a timely insight into a twenty-first century issue affecting HEIs and, specifically, accounting academics. While carried out in the Accounting discipline, the findings may be relatable and applicable to all disciplines. A suite of recommendations are proposed for institutions, business schools and academics to consider.

Critical factors in the adaptation and implementation of Japanese Lesson Study in the Australian context

Worldwide interest in Japanese Lesson Study as a vehicle to improve mathematics teaching practice through professional learning has left largely unanswered questions about the extent to which it can be replicated elsewhere. This paper reports on a small-scale research project, Implementing structured problem solving mathematics through lesson study, carried out in three Australian schools during 2012, and continued in a modified form during 2013 and 2014. Two major aims of the project were to investigate critical factors in the adaptation and effective implementation of (1) structured problem-solving mathematics lessons, and (2) Japanese Lesson Study as a model for teacher professional learning in the Australian context. This paper discusses the specific affordances that contributed to both the implementation of structured problem solving and to teachers' professional learning as a result of their participation in this project, as well as the constraints encountered, and the implications of these for the sustainability of lesson study in the Australian context. Critical factors identified by the teachers as contributing to the success of the project included the opportunities for in-depth lesson planning, the presence of large numbers of observers at the research lessons and the post-lesson discussions, and the insight provided by the " knowledgeable other". Major constraints included the difficulty in finding suitable problem solving tasks to match the Australian curriculum, and the teaching culture that emphasises small-group rather than whole-class teaching

Neil Taylor’s experimental animation: the technical habitus as aesthetic trace

This essay examines Neil Taylor’s (1945-) animations, situated between the moving image, performance and sculpture and in the shadows of his recognised wire-based sculptural practice. Taylor’s animations automatically inscribe the surfaces of flipbooks and note pads, (Short Lives 1980-90) cash register rolls (Roll Film 1990) and are enhanced by hand-made ‘machines’ (Copy Copy 1998) designed to shape this idiosyncratic activity. These short films are part of an avant-garde project ‘that continues to explore the physical properties of film and the nature of perceptual transactions which take place between viewer and film.’ (John Hanhardt, 1976: 44). Taylor’s practice is additionally placed, through Vilem Flusser’s ‘technical image’ in relation to the ascendancy of digital culture, and Pierre Bourdieu’s ‘habitus’ is used to frame both Taylor’s art and teaching practice, in order to examine the discounting of the technical classes that these fields of production consistently perform.

Are the kids alright? Relating to representations of youth

Initiatives aimed at promoting young people's well-being potentially conflict with more traditional modes of adult/youth relationship privileging adult authority. For example, teaching practice has shifted from teacher to student-centred, a move that can be attributed at least in part to the acknowledged importance of empathetic teacher-student relationship to the well-being of students. This discussion considers an area of sociocultural practice with the potential to inform understandings of youth and their relationships with adults: How youth have been discursively represented in a sample of popular music spanning the five decades from the 1960s to the 2000s. The analysis, in the first instance, demonstrates how popular culture supports and maintains discernible social relationships, sustaining what is identified here as a normative control-contest binary. A direct challenge to commonplace notions of authority and well-being follows, offering opportunities to theorise a different kind of psychosocial action.

Primary teachers notice the impact of language on children’s mathematical reasoning

Mathematical reasoning is now featured in the mathematics curriculum documents of many nations, but this necessitates changes to teaching practice and hence a need for professional learning. The development of children’s mathematical reasoning requires appropriate encouragement and feedback from their teacher who can only do this if they recognise mathematical reasoning in children’s actions and words. As part of a larger study, we explored whether observation of educators conducting mathematics lessons can develop teachers’ sensitivity in noticing children’s reasoning and consideration of how to support reasoning. In the Mathematical Reasoning Professional Learning Research Program, demonstration lessons were conducted in Australian and Canadian primary classrooms. Data sources included post-lesson group discussions. Observation of demonstration lessons and engagement in post-lesson discussions proved to be effective vehicles for developing a professional eye for noticing children’s individual and whole-class reasoning. In particular, the teachers noticed that children struggled to employ mathematical language to communicate their reasoning and viewed limitations in language as a major barrier to increasing the use of mathematical reasoning in their classrooms. Given the focus of teachers’ noticing of the limitations in some types of mathematical language, it seems that targeted support is required for teachers to facilitate classroom discourse for reasoning.

Redes sociais – estudo exploratório das conceções dos jovens sobre riscos e desafios

Relatório final apresentado para a obtenção do grau de mestre na Especialidade profissional do ensino do 1.º e 2.º ciclos do ensino básico

O vídeo como recurso didático no processo de ensino-aprendizagem em ciências no ensino básico

Relatório de estágio para obtenção do grau de mestre em ensino do 1.º Ciclo e do 2.º ciclo do ensino básico

Autonomia no pré-escolar : estratégias utilizadas pelo educador de infância

Relatório de estágio apresentado para obtenção do grau de mestre em Educação pré-escolar

Promoção de competências autorregulatórias da aprendizagem das crianças

Relatório final apresentado para a obtenção do grau de mestre em Educação Pré-Escolar e em Ensino do 1.º Ciclo do Ensino Básico

Temperamento – Haverá diferenças no temperamento da criança em contexto de creche e em contexto familiar?

Relatório de estágio apresentado para obtenção do grau de Mestre em Educação Pré-Escolar