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Item Avaliação formativa: uma experiência de formação de professores mediada por tecnologia digital de informação e comunicação no município de Manacapuru(2024-02-28) Lopes, Dennys Teles; Silva, Josiani Mendes; Silva, Josiani Mendes; Pacheco, Maria Lúcia Tinoco; Lima, Eliane BatistaThe research proposes to discuss the assessment of learning from a formative perspective. This research was important because it treated assessment as a teaching and learning process from the perspective of formative assessment mediated by Digital Information and Communication Technologies. This research is of a qualitative nature, and aims to investigate how to lead teachers to broaden their perspective on assessment, and to include formative assessment, mediated by TDICs, in their teaching practice. In this way, relying on theorists Carpim (2020), Silva (2018), Villas Boas (2016), Luckesi (2014), Gatti (2014) among others, we discuss and reflect on the conceptions, characteristics, elements of formative assessment, as well as teacher training and assessment instruments. This research sought to answer the following problem: How to get teachers to reflect, within the scope of in-service training, on the adoption of formative assessment in teaching practice, based on experience with the use of TDICs? To achieve the proposed objectives, Yin's (2015) case study methodology was used. We chose this method as we considered it suitable for investigating the object of study, as it helped us to understand and interpret the phenomena surrounding formative assessment. The research participants were teachers, from rural areas, from the Municipal Education System, from the municipality of Manacapuru/Am. We used the focus group as a data collection technique to obtain research data. The data collected in the interviews were structured and interpreted using the Content Analysis Technique, according to Bardin (2016), structured in three phases: 1) pre analysis; 2) exploration of the material and 3) treatment of results. The analysis reveals that teachers, upon completing their initial training and facing their teaching responsibilities, are unprepared to assume the role of evaluators, as they lack theoretical foundations that support their evaluation practices. Instead, they believe in their past experiences as students. The data also highlights the need for continued training in learning assessment from a formative perspective, as indicated by the observations made by the interviewed teachers. In view of these results, we developed a proposal for an educational product, through a training entitled “Coffee with training: reflections on learning assessment from a formative perspective”, whose objective is to provide teachers with continued training in learning assessment from a formative perspective, through reflection and discussion about the evaluation action, as well as concepts, purposes and techniques of formative evaluation. To validate the proposal, we applied the product with a group of elementary school teachers in the final years of a municipal school in the city of Manacapuru/AM, located in a rural area. The teachers positively evaluated the coffee proposal with training based on its constituent elements, providing contributions and suggestions for improving the proposal.Item Avaliação da aprendizagem na formação continuada de professores dos anos iniciais do ensino fundamental I(2023-01-12) Santiago, Reila Garcia; Silva, Josiani Mendes; http://lattes.cnpq.br/3756747020230613; Silva, Josiani Mendes; http://lattes.cnpq.br/3756747020230613; Anic, Cinara Calvi; http://lattes.cnpq.br/1702387634067240; Batista, ElianeThe dissertation "Assessment for Learning in the Continuing Education of Elementary School Teachers", developed in the line of research "Formative Processes of Teachers on the Technological Education" seeks to discuss an important point for education: Learning Assessment on the Continuing Teacher Education. This qualitative research aims to analyze how Elementary School Teachers are being prepared to take on the important role of evaluators. For that, we need to discuss and reflect on the Evaluation process on the Continuing Education of teachers, using authors such as Luckesi (2014), Hoffmann (2011), Demo (2004), Gatti (2014), Villas Boas and Soares (2016), among others, as a knowledge base on the subject. This research sought to answer the following question: How are teachers in the early years of Elementary School I being prepared to assume the essential role of evaluative teachers in the classroom? For the application of the research, we used a structured interview as a data collection tool. The research subjects were Elementary School Teachers that work in a public school in Manaus. The collected data was structured and interpreted according to the Bardin's Content Analysis technique (2016), which has 3 phases: 1) Pre Analysis; 2) Exploration of the material; and 3) treatment of the results. The analysis result indicates that teachers, after graduating from college and as they work as professors, are not fully ready to take on the role of evaluators, because they lack theoretical elements to support their evaluative practices, and can only rely on their experiences as students. The data also show the need of Continuing Education on Assessment of Learning through notes made by the interviewed teachers. With these results in mind, we proposed an Educational Product in the form of a Workshop. This workshop aims to help the Continuing Education in Assessment of Learning through discussion and reflection on the functions and objectives of assessment, and with that we hope to help the training of teachers on the subject. The product born from the research of the dissertation was subjected to an Ad-hoc commission, formed by the participants of the research, master teachers and doctors that work in the Basic Schools and Colleges. They made their contributions and approved the Educational ProducItem Formação continuada pela aprendizagem baseada em projetos: atuação no desenvolvimento profissional docente de professores formadores(2021-10-29) Câmara, Aldemira de Araújo; Azevedo, Rosa Oliveira Marins; http://lattes.cnpq.br/3056605003492861; Azevedo, Rosa Oliveira Marins; http://lattes.cnpq.br/3056605003492861; Mendonça, Andréa Pereira; http://lattes.cnpq.br/0938462047218130; Almeida, Whasgthon Aguiar de; http://lattes.cnpq.br/6766948755894257This research had the purpose to understand in which aspects a Continuing Education, based on Project-Based Learning, can act in the Teacher Professional Development of trainer teachers, since it is a consensus that the demand for good results in student learning increasingly requires trained and qualified teachers; this concerns, which should not only be during their initial training, but throughout their professional life and continuing education. There are three basic concepts in the research: Continuing Education, Teacher Professional Development (DPD) and Project-Based Learning (PBL). The research was carried out at the Educational Technology Management (GTE) of the Municipal Education Department of Manaus, with 08 (eight) trainers teachers who work in the coordination of training projects that GTE implements with teachers from the municipal education network. Action research was used, from Tripp (2005), to understand and improve the research process, through a cycle of 3 (three) phases: planning, implementation and evaluation. The process experienced throughout these phases allowed the organization of the educational product of this research, namely: "Proposal for the elaboration of training projects by the PBL for the teacher professional development of trainers teachers", with the objective of contributing to the Teacher Professional Development (DPD) of trainers teachers through the development of training projects based on Project-Based Learning (PBL). From the perspective of the Data Analysis Spiral (CRESWELL, 2014), the data was analyzed to understand and respond to the research problem, as being qualitative research, it is concerned with understanding the phenomenon, its senses and meanings that the build (MORAES; GALIAZZI, 2016). The results of the research induced that Continuing Education, based on Project-Based Learning, acted in the Teacher Professional Development of trainer teachers in 03 (three) aspects: 1) recognition of the importance of reflecting on their own practice to generate changes; 2) recognition of the school context as a formative and potentiating element of professional practices; and 3) recognition of the importance of acting in the management of their own training processes for the development of professional skills.Item Formação continuada de professores indígenas do alto Rio Negro em educação em saúde bucal(2020-09-28) Leiria, Laís Vilhena; Azevedo, Rosa Oliveira Marins; http://lattes.cnpq.br/3056605003492861; Azevedo, Rosa Oliveira Marins; http://lattes.cnpq.br/3056605003492861; Leal, Davi Avelino; http://lattes.cnpq.br/6645382114509617; Weigel, Valéria Augusta Cerqueira de Medeiros; http://lattes.cnpq.br/6273580825792084Education in oral health requires an expanded approach to the health-disease-care process and, above all, multidisciplinary strategies, involving various professionals and social institutions, including the school. However, in the case of indigenous peoples, this model of care must go beyond the prevention of oral diseases, and it is also important to develop the subjects' autonomy and reduce risks through health promotion actions. This research aimed to investigate in which aspects a continuing education course in Oral Health Education can collaborate in the process of reflection of the indigenous teacher from Alto Rio Negro regarding his educational practice in oral health at school. The research participants were four indigenous teachers who work in basic education, in a school in the Ilha das Flores community, in the municipality of São Gabriel da Cachoeira, Amazon. It was a qualitative research, using action research (TRIPP, 2005) as a method for the development of continuing education, with a workload of 20 hours, structured in three phases: planning; implementation and evaluation. As data collection techniques, we used the focus group and observation; and as instruments for recording data, we use the session reports, audio and video recordings and productions of the participants (notebook with written records, drawings and teaching materials). The data were organized and interpreted through the Discursive Textual Analysis (MORAES; GALIAZZI, 2011), and pointed out four aspects: 1) the rescue of the discussion about the discontinuity of oral health education actions at school; 2) the teacher's role during the training course; 3) the joint actions of education and health in the village, represented symbolically, by the union of three hills: education, indigenous mythology and health and; 4) the reflection of the educational practice in oral health at school revealed through concepts, procedures and attitudes of teachers during the training. This research resulted in the educational product, “It's time for Aru: new winds for Oral Health Education in indigenous schools”.