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Outro Guia de implementação do Clube do Silêncio(2025-08-25) Lima, Erison Soares; Aride, Paulo Henrique da RochaOutro Guia para mundos possíveis: Formação docente e gênero no técnico de nível médio no IFAM(2025-08-29) Gusmão, Lucy Lany Ribeiro; Trindade, Deilson do CarmoDissertação Clube do silêncio: promovendo a cultura de paz para a formação humana integral na educação profissional e tecnológica(2025-08-25) Lima, Erison Soares; 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; Gomes, Roberilton de Souza; http://lattes.cnpq.br/1098531935442556This study, part of Research Line 1 of ProfEPT, focused on Educational Practices in Professional and Technological Education (EPT) and linked to Macroproject 1, investigates the benefits of the Silence Club (CS), a school support group, in promoting a Culture of Peace. Conducted at CETI Eng. Prof. Sérgio Alfredo Pessoa Figueiredo in Manaus, the main objective was to analyze how the CS contributes to Integral Human Formation (FHI), fostering a more welcoming and peaceful school environment. The research adopted a qualitative case study approach, using participant observation and semi-structured interviews conducted from June to August 2024 with 23 participants in the pilot test. Content analysis, based on Bardin (2016), categorized responses into dimensions such as welcoming, empathy, and resilience. The evaluation of the CS Implementation Guide was expanded in July 2025, with 8 additional participants, totaling 31. Results indicated that the CS, through activities like conversation circles, guided meditation, and free hugs, reduced bullying reports by 30% and strengthened socioemotional skills, such as emotional self-regulation and a sense of belonging. Participant testimonies highlighted impacts on resilience and self esteem. The integration of Amazonian cultural elements promoted inclusion, aligning with the ethics of care and Freirean praxis. The initiative proved counter-hegemonic, addressing symbolic violence and fostering a more supportive school environment, particularly in peripheral contexts marked by violence. The Silence Club Implementation Guide offers practical guidance for educators, featuring activities like guided meditation and conversation circles based on Nonviolent Communication. Structured in 12 sections, it incorporates Amazonian narratives, ensuring simplicity and adaptability to diverse contexts. The Silence Club demonstrated effectiveness in promoting a Culture of Peace and FHI, with potential for replication in public schools. Its integration into educational policies, such as the SEDUC AM program, is recommended to enhance its impact on mental health and school coexistence, reinforcing education as an act of care and transformation.Dissertação Gênero na organização do currículo integrado dos cursos técnicos de nível médio na forma integrada(2025-08-29) Gusmão, Lucy Lany Ribeiro; Trindade, Deilson do Carmo; http://lattes.cnpq.br/0602516200714965; Trindade, Deilson do Carmo; http://lattes.cnpq.br/0602516200714965; Salazar, Deuzilene Marques; http://lattes.cnpq.br/4519799169077909; Paixão, Shigeaki Ueki Alves da; http://lattes.cnpq.br/0325797446283826This study investigated the presence of gender issues in the integrated mid-level building construction technical course at the Federal Institute of Amazonas (IFAM), Manaus Centro Campus (CMC). Given the scarcity of academic literature on this topic at the institution and recognizing its crucial role in integrated human development, this research aims to analyze gender issues in the integrated curriculum, focusing on the Building Construction Technical Course at IFAM – Manaus Centro Campus. By identifying and exploring opportunities for discussing gender relations in the Course Pedagogical Project (CPP), and in the understanding and conception of teachers, it is essential to develop an educational product that includes gender issues in Vocational and Technological Education (VTE). This research is qualitative in nature; data were collected through eight interviews with teachers who currently and have previously worked in the building construction technical course. Data were analyzed using Moraes and Galiazzi's (2020) Discursive Textual Analysis (DTA). The research findings revealed that gender issues manifest themselves in the institution's daily life in a variety of ways, highlighting the need for ongoing training to empower professionals to address emerging issues. In this context, we developed a guide as an Educational Product titled "Guide to Possible Worlds: Teacher Training and Gender in the IFAM Mid-Level Technician Program," for use by teachers and educators to critically reflect on these issues and develop more inclusive curricular planning. The material provides a theoretical and pedagogical foundation for ongoing training, enabling the appropriation of theories and suggested activities for addressing gender issues.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.Dissertação Casa virtual em BIM: uma proposta didática para o uso de modelos virtuais no ensino de projetos em ateliê de arquitetura(2025-03-28) Lima, Alcilânia da Cunha; Anglada-Rivera, José; http://lattes.cnpq.br/5724564590431920; Anglada-Rivera, José; http://lattes.cnpq.br/5724564590431920; Queiroz Neto, José Pinheiro; http://lattes.cnpq.br/8055796489225138; Araújo, Valdete Santos de; http://lattes.cnpq.br/6667086143477443This dissertation investigates the use of virtual models in Building Information Modeling (BIM) as a teaching tool in teaching architectural projects in Architecture Studio. With the increasing digitalization of design processes, it is essential to explore methodologies that integrate innovative technologies into teaching, providing students with a more interactive and efficient learning experience. The study proposes the "Virtual House in BIM", an approach that uses three dimensional parametric models to support the development and understanding of architectural concepts, improving communication and project analysis, through learning paths and analytical rubrics. The research adopts a qualitative methodology, with case studies and classroom experimentation, analyzing the impacts of this strategy on student training. The results indicate that the use of virtual models facilitates spatial visualization, interdisciplinary coordination and the assimilation of constructive and technological aspects of the project. Furthermore, the approach contributes to the development of critical thinking and collaborative work among students. It is concluded that the incorporation of BIM in architecture teaching not only modernizes the pedagogical process, but also prepares future architects for the challenges of the professional market.Outro Guia do Ingressante no Ensino Médio Integrado: "Acolher para integrar, integrar para permanecer"(2025-06-18) Viana, Herleide Batista; Silva, Cirlande Cabral daDissertação As práticas de acolhimento como estratégia de integração e permanência no ensino médio integrado: uma investigação à luz da teoria fundamentada nos dados(2025-06-18) Viana, Herleide Batista; Silva, Cirlande Cabral da; http://lattes.cnpq.br/3405754239635541; Silva, Cirlande Cabral da; http://lattes.cnpq.br/3405754239635541; Lacerda Junior, José Cavalcante; http://lattes.cnpq.br/4731128445071858; Cabral, Hiléia Monteiro Maciel; http://lattes.cnpq.br/2809503718860401The present study, within the research line “Educational Practices in Professional and Technological Education”, follows the guidelines of the macro-project “Educational Practices in the Integrated Curriculum”, which is grounded on the pillars of work, science, technology, and culture in the context of Professional and Technological Education (PTE), in accordance with the directives of the Professional Master’s Program in Professional and Technological Education (ProfEPT). In this context, the aim was to develop an explanatory theory regarding the welcoming practices directed at students entering Integrated Secondary Education with Professional and Technological Education, in such a way that it could contribute to their integration and retention at Campus Manaus Centro – IFAM. The research was based on a qualitative approach due to the nature of the research problem, enabling the capture of intricate details of the phenomenon, such as feelings, thought processes, and emotions. To collect the data, we conducted semi-structured interviews with 15 (fifteen) first-year students in the 2024 academic year, including class representatives and vice-representatives from the integrated technical high school courses. Data analysis, carried out through Grounded Theory, in the Constructivist perspective of Kathy Charmaz (2009), encompassed initial coding, focused coding, and theoretical coding. The investigation had the following specific objectives: a) To understand the welcoming practices implemented by Campus Manaus Centro, from the students’ perspective, aimed at the process of integration and the development of institutional identity, fostering a sense of belonging as a strategy for integration and retention; b) To identify the welcoming practices that contribute to the integration and retention of incoming students in Integrated Secondary Education with Professional and Technological Education at Campus Manaus Centro; c) To construct a Guide for New Students in Integrated Secondary Education, with guidelines for the process of integration and retention in this educational modality. The main outcome of this research was the understanding of the newcomers’ perceptions regarding the process of integration and retention in Integrated Secondary Education, expressed through the Substantive Theory: “Welcoming in Integrated Secondary Education is a continuous and multidimensional process that directly influences students’ integration, sense of belonging, and retention, depending on the interaction between institutional strategies and networks of academic and emotional support.”Outro Guia interativo da Aprendizagem Tecnológica Ativa: linkando gerações para a formação do ser em sua inteireza(2025-03-28) Araújo, Gilmara Silva de; Lima, Maria Francisca Morais deDissertação Aprendizagem Tecnológica Ativa (ATA): um elo de dialogicidade para a formação humana integral no ensino médio integrado(2025-03-28) Araújo, Gilmara Silva de; Lima, Maria Francisca Morais de; http://lattes.cnpq.br/5134533993186051; Lima, Maria Francisca Morais de; http://lattes.cnpq.br/5134533993186051; Salazar, Deuzilene Marques; http://lattes.cnpq.br/4519799169077909; Santos, Marivan Tavares dos; http://lattes.cnpq.br/9141036625325746Active Technological Learning (ATA) is a methodological teaching process that aims to articulate so-called active methodologies with resources from Digital Communication and Information Technologies (TDICs). From this perspective, we adopt this process based on Freire’s (1996; 2020) dialogic educational conception, which we believe contributes to the field of Professional and Technological Education (EPT), considering the Integral Human Formation of students with a focus on the teacher-student relationship. In light of this, we structured this investigation within a qualitative approach, encompassing documentary research linked to field research, with the locus being the Manacapuru Campus of the Federal Institute of Education, Science, and Technology of Amazonas (IFAM). Thus, the general objective of this research was to analyze the contributions of Active Technological Learning (ATA), articulated with the teaching and learning process, aiming to promote the Integral Human Formation of students in the Integrated High School (EMI) in Administration at IFAM Manacapuru Campus. To achieve this, questionnaires were applied to 20 participating students, and semi-structured interviews were conducted with seven teachers. Consequently, we collected a set of data analyzed through thematic and interpretative analysis (Severino, 2013) and content analysis (Bardin, 2020), using as a theoretical lens the studies of Leite (2018; 2020), Moran (2018), Ciavatta (2014), Moura (2015), Kuenzer (2015), among others. The results indicated that Active Technological Learning, aligned with the principles of Integral Human Formation and Freirean student centered learning, represents an innovative and viable pedagogical approach in the Integrated High School (EMI) at IFAM Manacapuru. We also identified that, despite the structural and methodological challenges revealed, there is collective recognition of ATA’s potential to overcome the limitations of traditional teaching and foster more dynamic and meaningful pedagogical practices. Furthermore, we found that although the participating teachers already incorporate active methodologies and digital technologies in their practices, there is a lack of theoretical systematization of these practices. Finally, the research presented an educational product proposal for EMI teachers, offering guidelines on how to integrate ATA into their pedagogical practices. The material included theoretical support, practical activities, examples of TDICs applications and active methodologies, suggestions for formative and diagnostic assessment, always in line with the principles of ATA. Given this, we emphasize the relevance of this material, applied and positively evaluated by the teachers at IFAM Manacapuru, as it aligns with the guidelines established by the Professional and Technological Education Master's Program (ProfEPT), considering the research line on Educational Practices in Professional and Technological Education (EPT).