Programa de Pós-Graduação em Ensino Tecnológico
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Item 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.Item Propostas Pedagógicas para o trabalho docente no contexto dos transtornos globais do desenvolvimento(2024-12-27) Castro, Suzy Aparecida Batista de; Pacheco, Maria Lúcia TinocoItem As necessidades formativas do professor do AEE diante de demandas emergentes(2024-12-27) Castro, Suzy Aparecida Batista de; Pacheco, Maria Lúcia Tinoco; http://lattes.cnpq.br/8566103887875970; Pacheco, Maria Lúcia Tinoco; http://lattes.cnpq.br/8566103887875970; Anic, Cinara Calvi; http://lattes.cnpq.br/1702387634067240; Lemos, Cátia de; http://lattes.cnpq.br/1107294537559745Schools play an important role in developing critical, self-aware, proactive, and inclusive citizens. Inclusion, as both an action and a value, is a key theme in basic education institutions due to the experiences and interactions that take place over at least 12 years in this environment. Discussing inclusion is essential for naturally fostering respect, self-awareness, and the ability to address the specificities of others, whether related to their abilities or limitations. Regarding individuals with disabilities, school inclusion primarily occurs through special education, which is implemented by the public educational system through various instances and diverse instruments, one of which is the Specialized Educational Service (AEE). Given the current scenario, along with the expansion and increasing complexity of this student population, there is an urgent need for training programs for professionals working directly in the Resource Rooms (SRMs) that provide AEE. Therefore, the general objective of this research is "to identify the training needs of teachers working in AEE within the public education system of the municipality of Manaus." This study is classified as applied research with a qualitative approach, employing a case study methodology. It focuses on teachers working in SRMs within the public school system (SEMED-MAO and SEDUC-AM). Considering the complexity of the research, particularly within the institutional management of SRMs, and given its exploratory nature, a snowball sampling method was employed, allowing participants to voluntarily join the study. Initially, a Conversation Circle was conducted with teachers working in AEE in the state of Amazonas, centered on the theme: "Teacher Dialogues about the Formative Needs in an Inclusive Context." Subsequently, a semi-structured questionnaire, designed in Google Forms, was sent via email to the meeting participants. The questionnaire aimed to contextualize the research objectives, addressing the operation of AEE, teachers' relationships with their pedagogical practices, and their training needs in light of the inclusive education process. From the responses, several training gaps were identified, with pedagogical work related to global developmental disorders emerging as a major concern. This demand was ultimately addressed in the educational product developed in this study. The educational product consisted of a pedagogical workshop titled "Pedagogical Proposals for Teaching Work in the Context of Pervasive Developmental Disorders," designed for AEE teachers. During the product validation process, the results highlighted its relevance to the target audience, particularly in terms of content comprehension and the significance of the topics covered. The study concluded that, given the complexity of inclusive education and the professional development needs of AEE teachers, initiatives must be undertaken to enhance pedagogical practices. These efforts are essential for strengthening the school inclusion process for students with disabilities.Item 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.Item 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.Item 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.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 Lixo eletrônico: o meu e o seu – e agora! como proceder em sala de aula?(2024-02-07) Oliveira, Fernanda Miranda de; Marques, Jean Dalmo de Oliveira; Marques, Jean Dalmo de Oliveira; Azevedo, Rosa Oliveira Marins; Fernandes, Afonso FonsecaIn 2019 alone, Brazil discarded more than 2 million tons of electronic waste, of which less than 3% was recycled. The country is one of the leaders in the ranking in the production of electronic waste, occupying fifth position worldwide and first in Latin America. The School System performs fundamental role in society, as a space for the dissemination of knowledge, and as an environment for the development of critical and conscious thinking about current issues. In this context, the importance of improving teaching on the subject of electronic waste in courses aimed at training IT technicians stands out. The Factors that reinforce this need are evident: the lack of teaching material that helps teachers address the topic in the classroom; the theoretical and practical limitation of teaching strategies; the lack of knowledge among students and teachers regarding legislation, decrees, resolutions, and standards that govern the correct management of electronic waste; and, also, 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 professional training. Therefore, with this research, we sought to answer the following question: How to approach the topic of electronic waste with students on the technical course in IT education and technology in order to make them professionals aware of their environmental responsibilities? In this context the general objective of this study was to plan and implement a participatory pedagogical workshop on the topic of electronic waste in the IT Technician course in Professional and Technological Education. The work was developed at the Professional and Technological Education Unit of the Amazonas Technological Education Center in the Benjamin Constant Institute building. The research subjects were 24 students from the High School Technical Course in IT in Professional and Technological Education. The action research procedure with a qualitative focus was used. We held a pedagogical workshop organized into four Modules, the last module being an exhibition of electronic waste paintings produced by students. Data collection took place through the application of questionnaires. The results indicate that the pedagogical workshop was effective in expanding students' knowledge on the topic of electronic waste. They are now more aware of proper disposal options, the need for awareness and information, and the importance of correctly managing e-waste.Item Narrativas (auto)biográficas, resistência e empoderamento: uma proposta para a formação de professores suleada pela práxis decolonial a partir da afroperspectiva(2024-02-23) Santos, Tereza de Jesus dos; Normando, Tarcisio Serpa; Normando, Tarcísio Serpa; Belizario, Maria Rutimar de Jesus; Melo, Patrícia Maria Alves deThe present study was developed in the context of the Postgraduate Program in Technological Education at the Federal Institute of Amazonas, Manaus -Centro campus, in the research line I Processes for Effectiveness in Teacher Training and Pedagogical Work in Technological Teaching Contexts. The research emerges from the urgency of recognizing and valuing the quality of ethnic-racial diversity that is included in our society. For this purpose, our general objective proposes to discuss teaching experiences and propose teacher training anchored in a pluriversal, anti racist and decolonial approach for teachers working in Basic Education. From this, we seek to question the theme in question, in which refers to teacher practices, pointing out a break with the legacy of the European colonial civilization process that still structures Brazilian society, thus showing a training perspective for ethnic-racial diversity. In the development of our investigative proposal, we formed a teaching group from different areas of knowledge as well as an activist in the black movement. To carry out the research, as well as the elaboration of our educational product proposal, the biographical project studio, we suggest from the perspective of qualitative research, anchored in (auto) biographical narratives with theoretical sport, among other authors, Delory-Momberger (2006- 2012), Freire (2009, 2016, 2017), Gomes (2008, 2017, 2019, 2023), Goodson (2019), Josso (2006), Minayo (2017), Rufino (2019, 2021, 2023), Souza (2008 ). , 2011, 2015, 2016), Nóvoa (2009, 2023). Because of this, our theoretical support contributed to a dialogue/reflection in the anti-racist struggle through the possibilities of constructing proposals for teachers to reframe their practices, recognizing and valuing the ethnic-racial diversity that exists in our society and thus, breaking with the structure that carries the still predominant model of education, the legacy of the colonial project, which was based on the destruction, silencing and erasure of non-white beings. Our methodological contribution followed the qualitative approach in the following methods: (auto)biographical narratives and pedagogical letters. In the first moment of the investigation In the field, the work with pedagogical letters was developed, where teachers exchanged letters narrating their trajectories. our work. In view of this, we believe that our research contributed to the participating teachers and has great potential to contribute to many others who later come to participate in the studio effectively from a perspective of rupture and new meaning of their practices in favor of anti-racist education, decolonial and pluriversal in the construction of an equitable, supportive, democratic and racism-free society, welcoming other knowledge, other voices and other ways of being in the world.Item Curso Arumã e formação de professores na Amazônia: contributos para a educação especial(2024-03-27) Braga, Waldeilson Martins; Pacheco, Maria Lúcia Tinoco; Pacheco, Maria Lúcia Tinoco; Silva, Josiani Mendes; Lemos, CátiaOne of the most fundamental questions when we deal with special education, conceiveing it as a way to fight against the exclusion process that has marked the entire history of people with disabilities, in a school context, concerns the role of teacher formation. Whether in the formation of graduate students or in the training of teachers in the field of action, this training, in addition to mastering techniques, didactics and pedagogical resources, must seek, mainly, a change of mentality in relation to disability, which, in turn, implies the deconstruction of concepts, visions, and school cultural practices that limit inclusive action. So, actions that have the emphsis in the teachers formation from the perspective os special education in an inclusive vision assume a responsability in this scenario, once offering a course of this nature is expected to enable those who mainly do so to rethink themselves as teachers, reflecting this reflexive action in pedagogical and school practices from then on in favor of social inclusion. In this way when we are treating with the formation of teachers in the perspective of inclusive education, we took the course called ARUMÃ/IFAM on the Manaus-Center campus, Instituto Federal do Amazonas, in an improvement format, that promoted in its editions, the direct formation of teachers and others education professionals as well as in capital and the countryside of the Amazonas state and Pará, reaching municipalities such as Iranduba, Presidente Figueiredo and Oriximiná. This work focused on offering the Arumã course in the period between 2010 and 2015, trying to answer the central question: What perspectives on special education were worked on with teachers who experienced a formation process offered by the Arumã/IFAM course? By the exposed, this research , a study case, in a qualitative approach, intended to investigate the scope of this formation, presenting an overview of the training offered by the Arumã course to teachers of basic education in special education, considering its formative proposal, in the documents referring to the editions of the course in the period in question. As a result, we may affirm that the actions of the Arumã helped to fill the gap in the inclusive process, that is, the formation of professionals for pedagogical work with special education stakeholders, so this research brings as a proposal for an educational product a curricular component to be included in teacher formation, entitled “Topics of Inclusive Literature and Deaf Literature”.