Made available in DSpace on 2016-12-23T14:02:11Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 1 Antonio Sergio Francisco Oliveira.pdf: 2068146 bytes, checksum: b9a03d3b5149b8341a67f89d4b02f4f3 (MD5) Previous issue date: 2013-09-28 / The paper aimed at analyzing part of the Inezil Penna Marinho work, intending to give visibility to her understanding on the History of Physical Education in Brazil. In order to stand out the representations that Inezil Penna Marinho carried out during her history graphic operation (CERTEAU, 1999), it uses, as primary sources, her studies systematized as books and articles published between the years 1940 and 1958. The research is developed in the Cultural History ambit, having as reference Chartier (1988) theorizations about how, in different places and moments, a certain social reality is built, thought and turned to reading. It also uses the appropriation understanding in Certeau (1994) perspective, to comprehend the practices of uses and the changing of social subjects. The research result stands out that the intellectual production process of Inezil Penna Marinho was more intense in the forties, and after that is started to be scarce and repetitive. It signalizes that the formation process and the academic production happened in an intentional way, in the attempt of preserving a Physical Education memory. Within such memory, the actor is presented as a Physical Education monument, because the actor/ s work was constituted in a way to become witnesses of the area, perpetuating the production and insertion as an authority in the Brazilian Physical Education. Regarding the History perspective, it is observed that in the work Contribution for the history of Physical Education in Brazil and in publications related to it, the perspective is guided on Methodic School. From the year 1958, it is possible to observe a definition that associates History and Art getting closer to another way of making historiography / Este trabalho teve por objetivo analisar parte da obra de Inezil Penna Marinho com a intenção de dar visibilidade à sua compreensão sobre a História da Educação Física no Brasil. Para dar a ver as representações que Inezil Penna Marinho realizou em sua operação historiográfica (CERTEAU, 1999), utiliza, como fontes primárias, seus estudos sistematizados em forma de livros e artigos publicados entre os anos de 1940 e 1958. Esta pesquisa se desenvolve no âmbito da História Cultural, tendo como referência as teorizações de Chartier (1988) sobre o modo como, em diferentes lugares e momentos, uma determinada realidade social é construída, pensada e dada a ler. Também utiliza o entendimento de apropriação na perspectiva de Certeau (1994), para compreender as práticas de usos e a transformação de matérias sociais. O resultado desta pesquisa evidencia que o processo de produção intelectual de Inezil Penna Marinho se deu com maior intensidade nos anos de 1940, passando, em seguida, a ser escassa e repetitiva. Sinaliza que seu processo de formação e produção acadêmica ocorreu de forma intencionalizada, na tentativa de preservar uma memória da Educação Física. Dentro dessa memória, esse ator se apresenta como monumento da Educação Física, pois seus trabalhos foram constituídos de maneira a se tornar testemunhos da área, perpetuando sua produção e sua inserção como autoridade na Educação Física brasileira. Quanto à perspectiva de História, observa que, na obra Contribuição para a história da educação física no Brasil e em publicações relacionadas com ela, a perspectiva é pautada na Escola Metódica. A partir do ano de 1958, observa-se uma definição que associa História e Arte se aproximando de um outro modo de se fazer historiografia

Nesse trabalho, o tema do fracasso escolar sofre uma abordagem foucaultiana. Ele é analisado a partir dos efeitos de poder que produz. O referencial teórico impõe à pesquisa a busca por enunciados proferidos por personagens sociais capazes de conduzir condutas de outrem. O corpo documental coletado refere-se a laudos de avaliações aplicadas por clínicas de atendimento psicopedagógico de viés notadamente psiquiátrico. Sobre essa base empírica, especula-se que as similitudes entre os diversos relatórios insinuam a instalação de um regime de verdade em torno de um sujeito, qual seja: o aluno transtornado. Destrinchando a lógica discursiva dessas avaliações diagnósticas, a dissertação sugere que o escolar deficitário produzido por essas testagens é uma recorrência do pregresso aluno-problema constituído pelas narrativas de Artur Ramos na década de trinta do século XX. Supõe-se que as aproximações entre o transtornado dos laudos e o problemático de Artur Ramos apontam para técnicas de governo aplicadas com fito a disciplinar educandos. Decorre dessa suposição a análise a respeito do mecanismo pelo qual opera a dita governamentalidade. Nesse percurso, aventa-se que ela instiga a práticas de auto-governo. Tais ações são escavadas em textos historiográficos dedicados a estudar a conexão entre as medidas estatais dirigidas à população e as intervenções públicas voltadas aos corpos dos indivíduos. A hipótese desse trabalho alega que os saberes psi tiveram suma importância para viabilizar a efetiva transferência dos ideais de normalidade chancelados pelo Estado nos comportamentos dos indivíduos. Considera-se, atualmente, que tais saberes tornaram-se fundamentais, pois permitem a sondagem da alma e, por conseguinte, a condução das interioridades com base na norma aferida nos exames aplicados pelos biotécnicos. Nesse grupo social detecta-se, com base nas pesquisas de Lucien Sfez sobre a biotecnologia na contemporaneidade, a imersão de muitos de seus agentes em uma nova utopia definida pelo autor como uma Utopia da Saúde Perfeita. Nela comparecem definições que apontam para a formação de bioidentidades. Estas operariam no sentido de atrelar cada qual a seu corpo. Assim fazendo, tais verdades produzidas no ambiente laboratorial viabilizariam a redução da vida a um fato biológico. A pesquisa que aqui se sintetiza visa, por fim, atrelar os saberes performativos do aluno-problema às estratégias da biopolítica. Assim, imagina-se a escola como espaço privilegiado para a disseminação de agentes biopolíticos, ou seja, atores competentes para aplicar técnicas de governo sobre todo o alunado por meio da promoção da livre busca pelas interioridades auto-governáveis. / In this work, the subject of school failure follows a Foucaultian approach. The school failure is analyzed from the power effects that it produces. The theoretical referential imposes the search for statements pronounced by social personages capable of driving the behavior of others. The documental corpus so gathered refers to the evaluation reports applied by psychopedagogic treatment clinics with a noticeable psychiatric bias. From this empirical basis, it is supposed that the similarities between the various reports suggest the setting of a system of truth around the individual, that is, the upset pupil. By explaining the discursive logic of these diagnostic evaluations, this essay suggests that the deficitary student coming up from these tests is, in fact, the return of the former problem pupil constituted by the narratives of Arthur Ramos in the thirties of the twentieth century. It is assumed that the approaches between the upset individual from the reports and the disturbed one of Arthur Ramos point out to the government techniques that were applied in order to correct pupils. Such a hypothesis leads to the analysis concerning the mechanism by which the so-called governamentability operates. Hence, it is supposed that it brings about auto-government practices. Such actions were investigated from historiographic texts committed to the study on the connection between the state procedures intended for the population and the public interventions intended for the bodies of the individuals. The hypothesis of this work asserts that the \"psy\"\' knowledges have had a great relevance in making possible the effective transference of the ideals of normality for the individuals behaviors, which was approved by the State. Presently, this kind of knowledge is considered essential, because it allows the assessment of the soul, therefore, the control of the interiorities on the basis of the standard estimated in the exams applied by the biotechnicians. In this social group, it was verified, based on the research by Lucien Sfez on biotechnology in the contemporaneity, the immersion of many of its agents in a new utopia, defined by the author as the Utopia of the Perfect Health. It brings definitions that point out to the development of bioidentities. These ones would operate in order to link each one to his/her own body. Thus, such truths, produced in the lab environment, would make possible to reduce life to a biological fact. Finally, the research, here summarize aims at linking performative knowledges of problem pupil to the strategies of the biopolitics. Therefore, school is seen as privileged place to propagate biopolitical agents, that is, competent actors capable of applying government techniques to the whole group of students, by means of promoting the free search for auto-governed interiorities.

何偉俊. / "2008年8月". / "2008 nian 8 yue". / Thesis (M.Phil.)--Chinese University of Hong Kong, 2008. / Includes bibliographical references (leaves 126-132). / Abstracts in Chinese and English. / He Weijun. / Chapter 第一章： --- 緒論 --- p.1 / Chapter 第一節： --- 引言 --- p.1 / Chapter 第二節： --- 前人硏究回顧 --- p.2 / Chapter 第三節： --- 硏究方法 --- p.16 / Chapter 第二章： --- 戰前的香港聖公會教育 --- p.19 / Chapter 第一節： --- 教會傳教會的成立及到中國傳教的背景 --- p.19 / Chapter 第二節： --- 早期聖公會在香港的辦學情況 --- p.21 / Chapter 第三章： --- 何明華時期的聖公會教育 --- p.37 / Chapter 第一節： --- 近代宣教思潮的影響 --- p.37 / Chapter 第二節： --- 共產主義的威脅 --- p.42 / Chapter 第三節： --- 戰後難民潮與失學兒童 --- p.46 / Chapter 第四節： --- 辦學與教會財政的關係 --- p.51 / Chapter 第五節： --- 何明華與教會傳道會的分歧 --- p.60 / Chapter 第六節： --- 聖公會與政府的教育爭議 --- p.60 / Chapter 第七節： --- 辦學與傳教 --- p.65 / Chapter 第四章： --- 白約翰時期的聖公會教育 --- p.77 / Chapter 第一節： --- 免費教育 --- p.78 / Chapter 第二節： --- 七十年代的聖公會宗教教育 --- p.97 / Chapter 第五章： --- 總結 --- p.116

Esta tese tem como objeto de estudo as relações iniciais entre Psicologia e Educação Especial, na área específica da deficiência mental. As primeiras escolas de Educação Especial na área de deficiência mental nasceram, no Brasil, no final do século XIX, anexas aos hospitais psiquiátricos, por iniciativa de médicos que atuavam nesses hospitais. No início do século XX, com as reformas educacionais vinculadas ao avanço da Psicologia como campo de conhecimento científico, as práticas em Educação e Educação Especial, no que tange à deficiência mental, passaram a ser embasadas nessa Psicologia nascente. Com uma abordagem funcionalista, as diferentes teorias psicológicas foram utilizadas para instrumentalizar os professores na prática pedagógica e esses conhecimentos assumiram a primazia do saber educacional especializado. Os testes psicológicos tornaram-se os instrumentos mais utilizados para o reconhecimento da deficiência. Impulsionada pelo movimento escolanovista e da higiene mental, a Psicologia desponta como área de conhecimento necessária à compreensão do educando e ao estabelecimento de critérios de normalidade-patologia-deficiência. O objetivo do presente trabalho é compreender como se deu a inserção da Psicologia como área de estudo e atuação profissional na educação da criança com deficiência mental no Brasil, nas décadas de 1900 a 1930. Para isso, o trabalho foi dividido em três etapas. Na primeira, busca-se construir alguns itinerários históricos de uma Psicologia na Educação Especial e para isso foi utilizada bibliografia específica da história da Educação Especial e da história da Psicologia no Brasil. Essa construção histórica revelou personagens que contribuíram decisivamente para as práticas psicológicas na área, como Helena Antipoff. Dessa forma, na segunda etapa do trabalho são apresentadas as ideias, percursos e propostas de Helena Antipoff na área da deficiência mental, bem como uma pesquisa de campo realizada no Instituto Pestalozzi de Belo Horizonte, instituição fundada pela própria Antipoff, em 1935, e que se revelou como síntese das ideias de uma Psicologia na Educação Especial vigentes no país. Esta pesquisa, de caráter documental, teve por fonte de dados os prontuários de dez crianças, alunos da Instituição durante a década de 1930 (1935-1939), período de sua fundação e quando a própria Antipoff era sua diretora. O procedimento para a coleta de dados foi construído no decorrer da pesquisa e a partir da entrevista com os psicólogos que trabalham atualmente na Instituição, os quais indicaram os documentos que estavam disponíveis sobre o período estudado. Além da análise geral desses prontuários, a pesquisa contém uma análise mais aprofundada de um único prontuário. O objetivo desta pesquisa foi o de compreender como se efetivou a prática psicológica na Educação Especial no período estudado. A terceira etapa apresenta uma análise histórico-crítica do que foram os primeiros passos da Psicologia na Educação Especial. A história revelou que as principais práticas da Psicologia com crianças consideradas deficientes mentais se basearam na psicometria e na psicomotricidade. A psicometria teve a função de reconhecer as crianças com deficiência mental no universo escolar e, por isso, a Educação Especial confundiu-se com políticas para a redução do fracasso escolar, do qual a escola pública era vítima. A psicomotricidade foi amplamente utilizada para o tratamento da criança anormal, uma vez que se considerava que a maturidade física e mental precedia a aprendizagem e o desenvolvimento intelectual. Sendo assim, a Psicologia acabou reproduzindo a ideologia liberal que sustentava o pensamento educacional brasileiro, constituindo práticas que atualmente consideramos como segregadoras e que atingiram amplamente as crianças das classes populares, as quais foram encaminhadas para o atendimento educacional especializado / This thesis aims to study the initial relations between psychology and special education in the specific area of mental retardation. The first special education schools in the area of mental retardation in Brazil began at the end of the 19th century, annexed to psychiatric hospitals as an initiative of doctors who worked in these hospitals. In the beginning of the 20th century, the educational reforms associated with the advance of psychology as a field of scientific knowledge, practices in education and special education, concerning mental retardation, became based on the emergent psychology. With a functionalist approach, different psychological approaches were used to instrumentalize the teachers in the pedagogic practice and this knowledge occupied the primacy of specialized educational knowledge. Psychological tests became the most utilized instruments for identification of retardation. Driven by the escolanovista and mental hygiene movements, psychology appears as an essential area of knowledge in order to comprehend the student and to establish normality-pathology-retardation criteria. The objective of this work is to understand how psychology became included as a study and professional area in educating children with mental retardation in Brazil between 1900 and 1930. Thus, the work was divided into three steps. The first step aims to construct some historical itineraries of psychology in special education and uses specific bibliographical material on the history of special education and psychology in Brazil. This historical construction revealed individuals who decisively contributed to psychological practice in this area, such as Helena Antipoff. In this way, in the second step, Helena Antipoff\'s ideas, trajectories and proposals in the area of mental retardation, as well as a field research conducted at the Pestalozzi Institute in Belo Horizonte, an institution founded by Antipoff in 1935, and which proved to be a synthesis of ideas of inclusion of psychology in special education in the country. This research was documental and the data source were the medical files of ten children who were students at the institute in the 1930s (1935-1940), its foundation period and when Antipoff herself was the director. The data gathering procedure was developed throughout the research and from the interviews with psychologists who currently work at the institute, and who indicated available documents about the studied period. Apart from the general analysis of these medical files, the research contains a more in-depth analysis of a single file. The objective of this research was to understand how psychological practice established itself in special education during the studied period. Finally, the work presents a historical-critical analysis of the initial stages of psychology in special education. History revealed that the main psychological practices with children considered to be mentally retarded were based on psychometry and psychomotricity. Psychometry had the role of identifying children with mental retardation in the school environment, thus special education was confused for policies to reduce failures in the school, and public schools were victims. Psychomotricity was widely used to treat abnormal children since physical and mental maturity was believed to precede learning and intellectual development. Therefore, psychology ended up reproducing a liberal ideology that supported the Brazilian educational vision, leading to practices that we currently consider to be segregationist and which caught up with children of the popular classes, who were referred for specialized education

This historical-descriptive study examined Southern Appalachian settlement schools as early initiators of integrated health and social services with education from the 1900s through the 1970s. Three schools were studied: Hindman Settlement School (KY), Pine Mountain Settlement School (KY) and Crossnore School, Inc. (NC). The purpose of the study was to determine the type and extent of services provided, the relationship of the settlement schools with their respective county public school system, and the transfer, if any, of integrated services from the settlement schools to public schools as the public schools took over educational responsibilities once offered by the settlement schools. The conclusions of this study were that extensive integrated services were offered, changing in type over time, the relationship of the settlement schools with their respective county public school systems was, for the most part, cooperative and sometimes collaborative, and there was no transfer of integrated services from the settlement schools to the public schools. Instead, the settlement schools became an integrated service to the public schools. An additional finding was that Pine Mountain Settlement School engaged in a primitive form of privatization with the Harlan County Board of Education. Further, all three settlement schools, through the wide range of services offered, were builders of communities.

"This thesis was written for the purpose of presenting a brief, though fairly detailed, history of the North Texas State Teachers College."--1.

This dissertation focuses on the roles played by the United Nations experts Charles Abrams and G. Holmes Perkins in the foundation of METU Faculty of Architecture. It aims to highlight the ideas and ideals that informed Abrams&rsquo / s and Perkins&rsquo / s METU projects, and to delineate an integrative and multifaceted picture of their political and educational contexts. This picture may serve as a basis for future researches on the institutional and educational histories of METU Faculty of Architecture. It may also help to better understand the contributions of other administrators and instructors -- including First Acting Dean Thomas B. A. Godfrey and Dean Abdullah Kuran -- who played important parts in the formation of the educational direction of the Faculty. Abrams, as a United Nations consultant, paved the way for the foundation of METU Faculty of Architecture by recommending a school of architecture and community planning in Ankara, for the education of professionals competent in responding to the problems caused by rapid industrial expansion and urbanization. Perkins contributed to the foundation process of METU Faculty of Architecture. As the head of the team of experts from the University of Pennsylvania School of Fine Arts, who were sent by the United Nations to Ankara in 1955, he advised the Government of Turkey on &ldquo / the creation of a Faculty of Architecture, a Faculty of City and Regional Planning&rdquo / and two research institutes, as a first step towards an institution of university rank, and with a view to promoting &ldquo / a newer, more practical and modern approach to architecture and urban planning&rdquo / in Turkey. In this dissertation, Abrams&rsquo / s and Perkins&rsquo / s METU projects constitute a starting point for exploring significant themes in the changing political and educational trajectories in America in the mid-twentieth century. The influence of different interpretations of the notions of democracy, individuality and society on technical assistance, urban development policies and architectural education is also investigated. Abrams&rsquo / s professional and academic position as a &ldquo / reflective practitioner&rdquo / is appraised in the light of John Dewey&rsquo / s concepts of democracy, democratic education and &ldquo / reflective thinking.&rdquo / The changing professional and societal roles of the architect and the changing demands upon architectural education in the 1950s framed the background of Perkins&rsquo / s educational approach. The reappraisal of liberal education as part of professional education of the architect, the rising significance of an interdisciplinary pedagogical approach, and the development of &ldquo / organized research&rdquo / in architecture were among the major themes shaping new orientations in the field of architectural education in America in those years. In the dissertation, the lasting validity of these themes for today is highlighted.

In this dissertation I examine the discourse of music educators as it relates to musical aesthetics in the United States from the creation of the Music Supervisors’ Conference in 1907 to the year of the publication of Basic Concepts of Music Education: The Fifty-Seventh Yearbook of the National Society for the Study of Education, Part 1 in 1958. The purpose of this dissertation is to show that philosophical discussion, especially in relation to musical aesthetics, was much more comprehensive than previously acknowledged. The conventional view that the arguments supporting music education were primarily utilitarian is a limited interpretation of the discourse prior to 1958. In actuality, arguments about music extended beyond its practical social, economic, and political utility. Additional aesthetic theories guided the field and girded ideas of musical understanding and informed instruction. A better understanding of the discourse of this period contributes to more informed conversations about musical aesthetics and its relation to music education. Utilizing philosophical analysis and archival research, I argue in this dissertation that the philosophical discourse relating to musical aesthetics was rich, varied, insightful, and pervasive. The evidence in this dissertation refutes the standard interpretation which eschews the possibility of discourse on aesthetics taking place prior to 1958. I show that there was deeper philosophical analysis than what is currently acknowledged by those who presently make the claim that what was intended to happen generally in the field of music education and during instruction was solely guided by utilitarian philosophy. In other words, it expands the current understanding of philosophical discourse relating to musical aesthetics in music education before the Music Education as Aesthetic Education movement that is argued to begin with the publication of Basic Concepts.

[Truncated abstract] This thesis develops an understanding of how, historically, Education as an area of study (Education) has been constructed at each of the five universities in the State of Western Australia. The motivation for the study was the claim made by some academics that historically Education has been marginalised in certain universities in the UK, the USA and Australia, and that this marginalisation was intensified by a negative attitude towards its association with teacher preparation. Very little evidence, however, has been put forward to support this claim, thus highlighting a major neglected area of research. This thesis is a response to such neglect in relation to the situation in one state in Australia. The focus of the thesis is on the 'preactive curriculum' as represented in the plans and syllabi that outline what was included in programs and courses. An 'internal' analysis of relevant documents was conducted along with an 'external' analysis which considered the broader social, economic and political context. It was recognised that a study of the 'interactive curriculum' also needs to be conducted to gain insights into how the 'preactive curriculum' was mediated by lecturers and students. From the outset, however, it was deemed that this would constitute a further major study in itself. ... The most prominent were the 'academic', 'integrated', 'vocational', 'technical', 'pragmatic' and 'professional' orientations. The content of Education at the five universities also varied. Such variation offered breadth of opportunity for students. It also meant that, collectively, the universities served the needs of the State and their students by providing relevant and flexible curricula beyond what would have been possible in a 'one size fits all' model. Furthermore the claim that there was tension regarding the inclusion of 'Education' as an area of study within Australian universities generally, is not upheld for the Western Australian context. While this thesis contributes to an understanding of how, historically, Education as an area of study has been constructed in one State in Australia, much further research remains to be done in this field of curriculum history. In particular, future research could focus on the way in which Education, along with other areas of university study, have been constructed in the other states of Australia and overseas. The identification of areas of contestation and omissions from courses are also worthy of consideration. Finegrained studies of this nature could collectively make an important contribution to the understanding of the history of developments in the university curriculum at a macro level. Such work would, in the fullness of time, contribute to new understandings about institutionalised learning at tertiary level and provide historical insights to inform current practice as universities continue to try to find their way in a global society.

Thesis (M.A.)--University of Hong Kong, 1989. / Also available in print.