Pioneer church beginnings and educational movements in California, comment on a California church history,

Reviews The Presbyterian church in California, 1849-1927, by E. A. Wicher. New York, 1927.

Psicanálise e educação: uma questão diante da prática em uma escola pública

A presente pesquisa teve como objetivo central a reflexão acerca da possibilidade de inserção da psicanálise no trabalho na área da educação, especificamente em escolas públicas da Prefeitura do Rio de Janeiro. O estudo foi instigado pela experiência em instituições educacionais, o que levou ao surgimento de diversas indagações a respeito do campo da educação, englobando não só as questões da práxis psicanalítica na escola, mas também as questões políticas, econômicas, sociais e éticas que atravessam essa instituição e extrapolam o campo da psicanálise. Neste percurso, foi realizado um resgate histórico da educação pública no Brasil, sobretudo na Primeira República, trazendo para a discussão alguns movimentos deste campo, como o escolanovismo e a pedagogia libertária. Ademais, ressaltou-se o papel da psicologia na educação neste mesmo período. A partir disso, procurou-se distinguir a psicanálise da psicoterapia, levando em conta a especificidade teórica, clínica e ética da psicanálise, o que evidencia a revolução discursiva operada por Sigmund Freud. Por fim, objetivou-se situar a questão do sujeito na escola, que pode ser trabalhada a partir de uma diversidade de dispositivos psicanalíticos, sendo fundamental o estabelecimento e manejo da transferência.Concluiu-se ainda que o trabalho institucional está vinculado à clínica uma vez que envolve a escuta e o fazer falar.

The USAID and the teaching of mathematics in Rio Grande do Norte

In the 1960s occurred great changes in the general education and, specially in the mathematical teaching, throughout Brazil. Besides the Law Diretrizes e Bases for Education (law 4024/1961), such changes also was occurred by opposite educational movements. In one side, those ones that valorized the popular education and culture and, for the other side, the international agreements between universities and government organs, like SUDENE and MEC, with United States Agency for International Development (USAID). These agreements purposed the cultural alignment. In this article we will expose some of these agreements and their interference in two courses for teachers' education. These teachers taught mathematics for the elementary school, in Rio Grande do Norte.

A Educação Não-Formal a partir dos relatórios da UNESCO

Coordenação de Aperfeiçoamento de Pessoal de Nível Superior (CAPES)

Conflictos e identidades en la educación en Mendoza : (1969-1976)

En este trabajo se analizan los conflictos e identidades de los movimientos de la educación no formal, popular y formal en Mendoza entre 1969 y 1976, así como los discursos de la educación popular, formal y no formal y las temáticas que fueron objeto de debate dentro de los circuitos pedagógicos en Mendoza entre 1973 y 1974. Se trabajan los conceptos de cátedra, seminario, campamentos universitarios y comunidad didáctica como formatos pedagógicos. Se analiza también la educación popular y la educación de adultos desarrollada en Mendoza y la alfabetización en el proyecto de La Campaña alfabetizadora de 1973 y su relación con el Estado provincial en el clima de militancia política y social de los años ‘70. Se analiza la reforma educativa de los seminarios pedagógicos producida durante el gobierno de Martínez Baca y la experiencia de politización de los/las docentes, especialmente en el marco del Mendozazo, el cual tuvo a las maestras como sujeto protagonista y de quienes es importante poner en consideración su proceso de sindicalización.

The relationship of boat movements to environmental management at some Queensland marinas

Marinas currently exist primarily to service recreational boats, and these vessels are a potential cause of both problems and opportunities in environmental management. Thus, on the one hand, destructive fuel and other pollutants may be expelled, boat wakes can cause littoral soil erosion, physical damage results from collisions with marine life, and litter and noise pollution occur in otherwise pristine habitat. Boats also provide access to otherwise inaccessible natural environments for educational and other management reasons. In this study, boat traffic at three large marinas located along the Queensland coastline has been field surveyed for introductory information. No attempt was made at this juncture to survey the behaviour of the boat crews and passengers (concerning actual destinations, activities on board, etc. or to survey the recreational boat industry. Such studies rely on boat registration records and personal questionnaires. Some other surveys relating to fishing draw on boat ramp surveys and direct submissions by recreational fishers; these provide some data on daily usage of boat ramps, but without particular attention to boats. We believe field observations of overall boat activities in the water are necessary for environmental management purposes. The aim of the survey was to provide information to help prioritize the potential impacts that boats’ activities have on the surrounding natural environment. Any impact by boats will be a product of their numbers, size, frequency of movement, carrying capacity and routes/destinations. The severity of impacts will dictate the appropriate management action.

Imagination for inclusion: Shared understandings across diverse contexts of educational practice

This chapter explores inclusive education as a social imaginary; that is, a common understanding that has become a global perspective. We trace the roots of inclusive education in early movements for social justice and the development of special education and note that these two domains continue to be seen in the ongoing tensions within the practice of inclusive education. We conclude that although much has been achieved in opening up greater opportunities for all children and young people to participate in and engage with education, there is still much work to be done. Creative imagining, discursive dialogue, and courageous actions in breaking down barriers in schools and communities will strengthen the local and global social imaginary of inclusive education, thus affording even greater opportunities for all children and young people regardless of any categorisation that may have been applied to their differences.

Práctica educativa y diversidad lingüística = Educational practice and linguistic diversity

Los movimientos migratorios han crecido espectacularmente durante los últimos años y la escuela en nuestro país se ha visto afectada por los cambios demográficos ocurridos durante la última década. Una gran parte del alumnado presente en las aulas de nuestro sistema educativo está escolarizado en programas de cambio de lengua del hogar a la escuela que no cumplen los requisitos de la inmersión lingüística. Dada la gran diversidad de lenguas existentes, el sistema educativo no se puede organizar según los parámetros de la educación bilingüe. Esto no significa que dicho alumnado esté condenado al fracaso escolar: desde la práctica educativa y la modificación de la organización escolar existen soluciones para que todo el alumnado progrese a lo largo de la enseñanza obligatoria. El artículo analiza las condiciones implicadas en una práctica educativa que facilite el aprendizaje de la lengua de la escuela. Asimismo, sugerimos algunos criterios para la evaluación de este alumnado

Learning as movements in interspace

My research issues (in rearch project for PhD-degree, named Drama in School) concern how learning takes place in drama education in compulsory school. One part is to explore and problematize approaches to learning (in and through drama). In this paper will the concept learning be discussed by using a thought derived from Deleuze and Guattari’s nomad philosophy. They describe learning as a movement in the interspace. Focus is on process and inquiry, not on achievement of predetermined skills and competences. 

Distributed Repositories for Educational Content

In Part 1 of this article we discussed the need for information quality and the systematic management of learning materials and learning arrangements. Digital repositories, often called Learning Object Repositories (LOR), were introduced as a promising answer to this challenge. We also derived technological and pedagogical requirements for LORs from a concretization of information quality criteria for e-learning technology. This second part presents technical solutions that particularly address the demands of open education movements, which aspire to a global reuse and sharing culture. From this viewpoint, we develop core requirements for scalable network architectures for educational content management. We then present edu-sharing, an advanced example of a network of homogeneous repositories for learning resources, and discuss related technology. We conclude with an outlook in terms of emerging developments towards open and networked system architectures in e-learning.

Eye movements in children during reading : a review

L’analyse des mouvements des yeux a été très largement utilisée ces dernières années en psychologie de la lecture pour mieux rendre compte des traitements cognitifs sous-jacents. Cependant, cette technique a été jusqu’à présent peu utilisée dans une perspective développementale, pour mieux comprendre les processus d’apprentissage et de la lecture chez les enfants. Ce chapitre présente une brève revue des études qui ont comparé les mouvements des yeux chez les enfants à ceux des adultes. Nous y décrivons dans un premier temps ce qui distingue les patterns oculaires de ces deux populations, et présentons ensuite les résultats d’études tentant d’expliquer ces différences en terme de contraintes oculomotrices, visuelles et linguistiques.