Produto educacional - MPET/PPGET
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Other Tem bola, tem dança, tem lutas e tem brincadeiras: um guia para a articulação da cultura corporal do movimento nas aulas de Educação Física na EPTNM(2025-03-18) Oliveira, Francinei Carvalho de; Cabral, Cinara Calvi AnicO material Pedagógico aqui apresentado foi construído a parƟr de uma pesquisa de mestrado profissional que teve como ơtulo “Contribuições da cultura corporal do movimento para a formação continuada de professores de Educação Física”, a qual objeƟvou contribuir na formação conƟnuada de professores de Educação Física a parƟr da cultura corporal como caminho para o desenvolvimento formação humana integral. A pesquisa foi realizada no contexto da Educação Profissional Técnica de Nível Médio (EPTNM), com docentes que atuam no InsƟtuto Federal do Amazonas em seus diversos campi. Os dados foram produzidos por meio de quesƟonários respondidos pelos parƟcipantes e pela análise de seus planos de ensino. Tivemos a parƟcipação de 07 professores de diversos campi, os quais relataram terem conhecimento do conceito de cultura corporal, a qual se evidencia em alguns pontos dos planos de ensino por eles construídos. Ainda que haja essa clareza, por questões como infra estrutura, trabalho docente individualizado, dinâmica das aulas do campo, ainda há ênfase no ensino dos esportes, sobretudo no que se refere ao aprendizado de técnicas. Por isso, a ideia de construir esse material é possibilitar aos docentes uma nova abordagem do ensino de Educação Física, que possa, por meio das discussões das questões sociais e culturais permeadas nos jogos, lutas, esportes, etc, uma formação integral do estudante, contribuindo também na formação conƟnuada desse professor. O material divide-se em 5 unidades A primeira delas apresenta algumas considerações sobre como ocorreu a formação de professores de Educação Física no Brasil e seus reflexos no ensino da disciplina. A Unidade 2 trata especificamente do conceito de cultura corporal do movimento e sua inserção na Educação Física escolar. Ainda nesta seção, tratamos da cultura corporal do movimento como caminho para arƟcular a Educação Física à formação humana integral, que é uma prerrogaƟva da educação profissional. A unidade 3 apresenta uma caracterização da Educação profissional e tecnológica nível médio, enfaƟzando a cultura corporal do movimento como elemento arƟculador para a formação humana integral. Finalizando, a unidade 4 traz uma proposta de planejamento anual para a disciplina de Educação Física pautada na cultura corporal do movimento e com vistas à formação humana integral, incluindo sugestões de leituras e referências sobre aƟvidades direcionadas à educação básica na perspecƟva da cultura corporal. E, por fim, a Unidade 5 apresenta algumas possibilidades para um trabalho interdisciplinar que inclua a Educação Física. Esperamos, com esse material, contribuir no trabalho docente do professor de Educação Física, possibilitando novos olhares e reflexões sobre suas práƟcas contribuindo, deste modo, com sua formação conƟnuada.Outro Uma proposta didática para o ensino em ateliê de arquitetura(2025-03-28) Lima, Alcilânia da Cunha; Anglada-Rivera, JoseHow about rethinking the way we learn architecture? With digitalization increasingly shaping design processes, integrating innovative technologies into education has become essential. That’s exactly what this research explores: the use of Building Information Modeling (BIM) as a teaching tool in the Architecture Studio. Imagine being able to visualize your project in an interactive 3D model, understand its construction dynamically, and improve communication with colleagues and professors. This is the idea behind the "Virtual House in BIM" , an approach that turns parametric 3D models into learning allies, making analysis, experimentation, and the understanding of architectural concepts more accessible. The research, conducted through qualitative methodologies and case studies in the classroom, reveals that this strategy enhances spatial perception, interdisciplinary coordination, and the understanding of construction and technological aspects. Moreover, it fosters critical thinking and strengthens collaboration—essential skills for any architect in today’s market. The results are clear: integrating BIM into architectural education is not just a technological upgrade but a transformation in the way future professionals are trained. After all, learning by designing in a digital environment means being better prepared for real-world challenges.Outro Xô, Dengue! O uso das TDICs para a prevenção na escola(2025-03-13) Cruz, De Angelo Silva da; Paes, Lucilene da Silva; Silva, Viviane GomesDengue is one of the main public health challenges in Brazil, requiring effective preventive actions. This educational product aims to enable high school students to understand disease transmission, prevention, and control using Digital Information and Communication Technologies (DICTs) as learning tools. The proposal is structured into five modules, covering the concept of dengue to the creation of digital awareness campaigns. The methodology is based on Problem Based Learning (PBL) and amification, promoting student engagement and encouraging active participation in society. This material is expected to contribute to the dissemination of correct information about dengue, making students agents of prevention and control of Aedes aegypti.Outro Mitigando as mudanças climáticas globais: estratégia para preservação ambiental(2025-01-27) Palmeira, Rosana Ferreira.; Marques, Jean Dalmo de OliveiraGlobal Climate Change (GCC) represents transformations in the Earth's climate patterns, intensified in recent centuries by human actions, such as the use of fossil fuels, deforestation and pollution. These factors increase the concentration of greenhouse gases, worsening global warming and resulting in phenomena such as droughts, floods and changes in rainfall. The consequences affect vulnerable populations more severely, increasing social and environmental inequalities. In the Amazon, deforestation not only threatens biodiversity, but also contributes to the rise in global temperatures, putting the planet's environmental balance at risk. In this context, Environmental Education emerges as an essential tool to face these challenges, and the application of Problem-Based Learning (PBL) enhances this process. Aligned with the PBL methodology, the construction of educational prototypes that simulate environmental scenarios emerges as a resource that enhances learning. This approach develops creativity, stimulates individual and collective learning, and deepens knowledge through visual and cognitive activities, facilitating a better understanding of the topic. The use of prototypes, combined with the PBL methodology, encourages student leadership, allowing students to explore practical solutions to minimize the impacts of GCMs. In this way, students not only deepen their scientific knowledge, but also exercise creativity, critical thinking and collaboration. This booklet seeks to provide young people with an active and reflective learning experience, connecting theory and practice. Through the development of prototypes and the analysis of real problems, the goal is to stimulate environmental awareness and empower students to act in a transformative way towards a more sustainable future.Outro Tópicos de literatura inclusiva e literatura surda(2024-03-27) Braga, Waldeilson Martins; Pacheco, Maria Lúcia TinocoDiscussions about the training of teachers and education professionals, with regard to the care of special students, have gained notoriety within the teaching-learning process of this student. Given this, the present scenario will enable us to think about teacher training based on literature for inclusion, which in this course refers to deafness, or what we call deaf literature. It should be noted that there are many professionals, from different areas of special education, who see specific literary productions, along with those that come from deaf communities, also as an instrument of inclusion. In the case of deaf literary productions, which present a historical-social aspect about deaf culture, highlighting their identity and the linguistic specificities of deaf subjects, there is still a lack of certain appropriation on the part of teachers, revealing that there is, in the context of special training for teachers, a gap. We point out that given the historical moment, the theoretical contribution regarding Deaf Literature has grown over the years and stood out as a didactic support for teaching, however, we remember, there is a lack of training on the topic for teachers. Given the context of training in special education and its articulations around teacher training, this proposition seeks to contribute through Deaf Literature with new inclusive practices. Being a specific training, which was not included in the training processes previously, mainly given the lack of literature, today new research allows us to better understand this literature as a section of inclusive literature. This is where this course fits in.Outro Propostas Pedagógicas para o trabalho docente no contexto dos transtornos globais do desenvolvimento(2024-12-27) Castro, Suzy Aparecida Batista de; Pacheco, Maria Lúcia TinocoOutro Ateliê biográfico: tecendo e entrelaçando histórias - Ressignificando nossas práticas docentes(2024-02-23) Santos, Tereza de Jesus dos; Normando, Tarcisio SerpaProject Workshop: weaving and intertwining stories, resignifying our teaching practices" stems from the research entitled "Insubmissive Narratives, of Resistances and Empowerment: a proposal for teacher training based on Afro-perspective for a pluriversal education", developed within Line 1 of the Postgraduate Program in Technological Teaching: Processes for Effectiveness in Teacher Training and Pedagogical Work in Technological Teaching Contexts. Its main objective is to contribute to the continuing education of teachers for the Education of Ethnic-Racial Relations (ERER), based on an Afro perspective agenda and proposing a construct of pluriversal education for the effectiveness of educational work that addresses the ethnic-racial diversity existing in schools. Thus, it aims to comply with what is advocated by legal provisions regarding the obligation of Law 10.639/03, which seeks to rescue, recognize, and valorize the production of knowledge and the circularity of the knowledge of Africans and the African diaspora. Thus, effectuating an indispensable anti-racist and decolonial education for the construction of mutual respect and equity among people.Outro Lixo eletrônico nossa responsabilidade: uma oficina pedagógica para cursos técnicos em Informática da Educação Profissional e Tecnológica (EPT)(2024-02-07) Oliveira, Fernanda Miranda de; Marques, Jean Dalmo de OliveiraThere are several sources of electronic waste, including homes, companies and governments. This type of solid waste can contain precious metals such as gold, copper and nickel, as well as rare materials such as indium and palladium, and toxic substances such as heavy metals. Many of these materials can be recovered, recycled and reinserted into the production chain to manufacture new products. Inadequate disposal of electronic waste degrades the environment and harms the health of the population, due to the presence of heavy metals in the components of electronic boards, used in the manufacture of computers, cell phones, televisions, batteries, printers, among other electronic devices. . In Brazil, there are specific laws, decrees and resolutions for the management of this solid waste, aiming to mitigate environmental impacts and, consequently, risks to human health. In this context, the need to improve teaching on the topic of electronic waste in the technical computer course of Professional and Technological Education (EPT) becomes evident. The lack of teaching material that helps teachers to address the topic in the classroom, the theoretical and practical limitations of teaching strategies, the lack of knowledge among students and teachers regarding legislation, decrees, resolutions and standards that govern correct waste management electronic waste, as well as the chemical composition of this solid waste, are factors that reinforce this need. Understanding the potential environmental impacts of electronic waste and how to manage it effectively is essential for complete training. This pedagogical workshop aims to be a teaching resource to assist teachers in teaching the topic of electronic waste in EPT technical courses in the IT segment.Outro Café com formação: reflexões sobre avaliação da aprendizagem na perspectiva formativa(2024-02-28) Lopes, Dennys Teles; Silva, Josiani MendesThe continuing training “Coffee with training: reflections on learning assessment from a formative perspective” is the result of master's research entitled “Formative assessment: a teacher training experience mediated by Digital Information and Communication Technology in the municipality of Manacapuru” developed in the course Professional Master's Degree in Technological Education from the Postgraduate Program in Technological Education (PPGET) at the Federal Institute of Education, Science and Technology of Amazonas (IFAM). The purpose of this is to provide a space for reflection and dialogue on learning assessment from a formative perspective. Furthermore, through training actions between theory and practice, the participant will be able to (trans)form their conception and evaluation practice. This material is organized into two parts: the first, "Knowledge about Learning Assessment from a formative perspective", which presents the key concepts and foundations of the topic in question; and the second, where we present the "General characteristics of the café with training", containing the overview of the planning, the activity itineraries and the learning itinerary to be carried out by the participants. We highlight that the training café has a 15-hour workload, organized to take place in five face-to-face or online meetings, with 3 hours of discussion each day, in which we must include: dialogued classes that allow interaction between reflection, theory and practice; the development of participants’ creativity; supervised practices and the promotion of debates. Finally, we hope that this material can support training moments for teachers and a lot of learning.Outro Fungos da Amazônia(2024-03-14) Travassos, Ana Graziela Gomes; Lucena, Juliana Mesquita Vidal Martinez de