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Item O papel da CAPNE na educação profissional e tecnológica: uma perspectiva inclusiva para estudantes com deficiência visual(2024-10-31) Santos, Ozivane Monteiro dos; Aride, Paulo Henrique Rocha; http://lattes.cnpq.br/9087696929404160; Aride, Paulo Henrique Rocha; http://lattes.cnpq.br/9087696929404160; Silva, Cirlande Cabral da; http://lattes.cnpq.br/3405754239635541; Lemos, Cátia de; http://lattes.cnpq.br/1107294537559745This research is an integral part of the Professional Master's Program in Professional and Technological Education, in the research line: “Educational Practices in Professional and Technological Education-EPT” of the Instituto Federal do Amazonas – IFAM/CMC. The study deals with the role of CAPNE in Professional and Technological Education for students with visual impairment. Its main objective was to investigate the role of CAPNE in the process of inclusion of students with visual impairment in the Technical Course of Secondary Level in the Subsequent form of IFAM/CMC. To this end, the aim was to understand the actions of CAPNE in the inclusion process, identifying assistive technologies that provide education and employability to subsidize material that can contribute to the inclusion of students with visual impairment at IFAM/CMC. The methodological path was based on a qualitative approach, using questionnaires and semi-structured interviews with the help of a script as instruments for data collection, systematizing the results of the analysis through categories. The main results obtained from the research were: assertion that CAPNE plays a relevant role in the inclusion of people with disabilities, as well as providing opportunities for assistive educational technologies to contribute to the process of professional and technological training of students with visual impairment enrolled at IFAM/CMC. As a result of the study generated during the research, the booklet entitled: Good practices for the inclusion of people with visual impairment in secondary level technical courses in the subsequent form-EPT emerged as an educational product. This is the result of a collective work between researcher/researched/advisor, where everyone contributed to the construction of a subsidy that will assist students with visual impairment not only in school life, but also in the world of work. Therefore, it is concluded that the impediments and prejudices present in everyday life possibly still limit the exercise of the right to inclusive education for students with visual impairment. However, despite the various challenges, it was observed that IFAM/CMC, through CAPNE, has been committed to providing specialized educational services, offering effective guidance, support and educational technological resources that seek to ensure inclusion that respects individual differences and human dignityItem Inclusão de alunos surdos na educação profissional e tecnológica: a comunicação em Libras entre discentes ouvintes e discentes surdos do ensino médio integrado do IFAM/CMC(2024-10-17) Alves, Edilson Gomes; Silva, Cirlande Cabral da; http://lattes.cnpq.br/3405754239635541; Silva, Cirlande Cabral da; http://lattes.cnpq.br/3405754239635541; Lima, Maria Francisca Morais de; http://lattes.cnpq.br/5134533993186051; Araújo, Mônica Dias; http://lattes.cnpq.br/5538217836402363This master's research arose during my experience as a professor in the teacher training programs at the Federal Institute of Education, Science, and Technology of Amazonas (IFAM), Manaus Centro Campus (CMC), when I encountered the inclusion of deaf students regarding the communication that occurred between deaf students and hearing students at the school. This experience was further shaped by the doubts and concerns expressed by fellow educators and also by integrated high school teachers. Thus, the objective of this investigation was to understand how communication in Brazilian Sign Language (Libras) occurs between hearing students and deaf students in the integrated high school at IFAM CMC. The research is structured into three chapters with the following sections: Chapter 1. Special education and the inclusion of people with disabilities, which contains three subsections: 2.1 - Legal foundations for the inclusion of people with disabilities; 2.2 - Paradigms for the inclusion of people with disabilities; and 2.3 - The inclusion of students with disabilities in the school environment. Chapter 2. Specific education for deaf students in professional and technological education, divided into three subsections: 3.1 - Legal foundations concerning Brazilian Sign Language (Libras); 3.2 - Communicational aspects of Libras; and 3.3 - Myths and curiosities about Libras. Chapter 3. The use of assistive technology for the deaf, including subsection 4.1 - Applications or tools for translation and interpretation to facilitate communication, which unfolds into seven tertiary sections: 4.1.1 – Hand Talk; 4.1.2 – Primeira Mão; 4.1.3 – Instant transcription; 4.1.4 – AVA: valuing communication; 4.1.5 – V Libras; 4.1.6 – Communication Mediation Center (CIC); and 4.1.7 – The ICOM. To achieve this, we chose to conduct a qualitative study through a case study at the Federal Institute of Amazonas, Manaus Centro Campus (IFAM CMC). The target population for this investigation will be the deaf students of the integrated high school, their teachers, educators, and Libras interpreters. The data collection instruments we will use include interviews, observation, questionnaires, and field diaries. For data analysis, we will use Discursive Textual Analysis (ATD). The outcome of this research will be an Educational Product - a Manual of Communication in Libras: Eyes that see, hands that speak. The proposal is to present to the school community of the regular education system a Libras manual with basic notions and tips on how to communicate with deaf students, aiming to facilitate communication among hearing students, deaf students, teachers of deaf students, and educators who maintain contact with everyone. Additionally, it will serve as support to facilitate the school inclusion of deaf students, as the Educational Product can be utilized in various sectors of the institution, contributing to basic communicational accessibility between the personnel in the sector and the deaf student.