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The purpose of this study is to evaluate certain phases of the use of motion pictures in the teaching of American history in the secondary schools of Dallas, Texas.

The problem in this study is to determine the worth of natural science as an incentive to the learning of the retarded pupils in the group, and as a means of orienting the new pupils in the group.

The primary purposes of this study are to determine the extent to which Appalachian studies courses or units have become part of the middle and secondary public school English curricula in Central Appalachia and, in relation to these courses, to describe content and learning activities, to assess the effectiveness of school library media centers as resources, to identify major institutions and individuals who influence teachers, and to ascertain the extent to which young adult literature is used. Surveys were sent to English teachers and school librarians in 305 schools in 86 counties in Kentucky, Tennessee, Virginia and West Virginia. Response rates were 52% for teachers and 60% for librarians. Frequencies and cross tabulations were computed for variables; the chi-square test for independence was also applied to selected variables. A case study accompanied the statistical data. Major findings include: over a third of the schools include Appalachian studies as part of their English curriculum, though far more as units within other courses than as separate Appalachian studies courses; a vast array of Appalachian authors are represented, many of them very local in nature; most teachers and librarians view the general library collections as adequate, but over half the teachers described the Appalachian collection as inadequate; librarians are viewed more as support staff than as coeducators; several institutions of higher education, public libraries, publishers and bookstores were identified as particularly influential; much confusion exists about what young adult literature is, and it does not appear to be widely used in the curriculum; because of the shared sense of place and culture, a meaningful connection exists between teachers and students. Recommendations for change included strengthening ties between higher education and public school education, implementing telecommunications technology to increase the possibility of greater communication among teachers and access to resources, and establishing an Appalachian resources clearinghouse for teaching materials. Further research should be directed toward surveying a larger geographical area as well as elementary school teachers, and exploring the issue of the effect of Appalachian studies courses on the self-concept of Appalachian students. / Ed. D.

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Submitted by Filipe dos Santos (fsantos@pucsp.br) on 2018-09-17T12:17:35Z No. of bitstreams: 1 Rodrigo Bittencourt Albuquerque.pdf: 563428 bytes, checksum: 20fabd29c6f10cae06c19c0e1cdb8355 (MD5) / Made available in DSpace on 2018-09-17T12:17:35Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 1 Rodrigo Bittencourt Albuquerque.pdf: 563428 bytes, checksum: 20fabd29c6f10cae06c19c0e1cdb8355 (MD5) Previous issue date: 2018-03-15 / Coordenação de Aperfeiçoamento de Pessoal de Nível Superior - CAPES / The school curriculum is much more than thinking about what to teach, it is also from the reality of the learning process of students and educators to understand the citizen training of the subject that one wishes to form. The construction of the school curriculum, contemplating the learning rights, must consider beyond its epistemological sense, the visions and values related to the diversity of belongings and socio-cultural contexts of the agents involved. It follows from this conception of curriculum, in a critical, democratic and emancipatory perspective the following research question: What is the meaning of the curricular components for children and adolescents subject to the process of schooling in public schools in the view of teachers? The research related to these problematizations has as a reference the general objective: to analyze the proposal of curricular reorganization of the teaching of History in the Public Public School of Education of the city of São Paulo and the repercussions of its construction on the teacher training process. The methodology adopted is characterized by its qualitative character, having as a procedure the analysis of official documents of the Municipal Education Network of São Paulo, as well as the records of the discussions that occurred during the process of elaboration of the curricular document contained in reports. The bibliographic review aims to deepen the analysis of the collected data and reflections about the documents analyzed. Among the results of the research, the recognition of diversity for a school curriculum representative of students of public education, considering its neglected historicity, stands out. Research reveals potentialities that favor the transformation of existing reality. It is observed that the construction of learning rights fosters discussions about educational strategies that promote the value of learners, place them as authors of the learning process, responsible for building equal relations / O sentido amplo do conceito de currículo escolar, além do pensar sobre o que ensinar, é também, ter como referência a realidade do processo de aprendizagem tendo em vista desenvolver a formação cidadã do sujeito aprendiz. A construção do currículo escolar, contemplando os direitos de aprendizagem deve considerar além do seu sentido epistemológico, as visões e valores relacionados a diversidade de pertencimentos e contextos socioculturais dos agentes envolvidos. Resulta dessa concepção de currículo, numa perspectiva crítica, democrática e emancipatória a seguinte questão investigativa: Qual o sentido dos componentes curriculares para os sujeitos do processo de escolarização em escolas públicas na visão dos docentes? As investigações pertinentes a essas problematizações têm como referência o objetivo geral: analisar a proposta de reorganização curricular do ensino de História na Rede Pública Municipal de Ensino do município de São Paulo e as implicações da sua construção no processo de formação docente. A metodologia adotada caracteriza-se por seu cunho qualitativo, tendo como procedimento a análise de documentos oficiais da Rede Municipal de Ensino de São Paulo norteadores do processo de reorganização curricular do ensino de História, utilizados na formação docente – “Diálogos interdisciplinares a caminho da autoria: Elementos conceituais e metodológicos para a construção dos direitos de aprendizagem do Ciclo Interdisciplinar” e “Direitos de aprendizagem dos ciclos interdisciplinar e autoral: História”. Foram considerados também os registros de discussões e posicionamentos de professores constantes de relatórios com sistematizações decorrentes das formações realizadas. A revisão bibliográfica balizou a análise dos dados coletados e reflexões acerca dos documentos norteadores. Dentre os resultados da pesquisa, destaca-se o reconhecimento da diversidade do currículo escolar representativo da realidade de estudantes da educação pública, considerando o fato da historicidade negada ou distorcida. A investigação permite desvelar potencialidades das práticas vivenciadas na formação docente como favorecedoras da transformação do contexto vigente. Constata-se que a garantia dos direitos de aprendizagem em História fomenta discussões sobre estratégias educativas que promovam a valorização dos educandos e os coloquem como autores do processo de aprendizagem, responsáveis pela construção de um relacionamento digno e igualitário no ato de aprender

Submitted by Filipe dos Santos (fsantos@pucsp.br) on 2017-06-12T12:41:20Z No. of bitstreams: 1 Mariana Heck Silva.pdf: 793668 bytes, checksum: 2ed970d9d11db052fd16f2878416ef65 (MD5) / Made available in DSpace on 2017-06-12T12:41:20Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 1 Mariana Heck Silva.pdf: 793668 bytes, checksum: 2ed970d9d11db052fd16f2878416ef65 (MD5) Previous issue date: 2017-05-04 / Conselho Nacional de Pesquisa e Desenvolvimento Científico e Tecnológico - CNPq / The present work aims to reflect on what has been taught in the disciplines of History of Africa I and II in the undergraduate course in History at the State University of Santa Catarina, Brazil. The time cut of our study starts from 1998, when the discipline of History of Africa I was taught for the first time, until 2013, when federal law 10.639, which makes compulsory the teaching of this subject, has completed 10 years. Our analysis were made relating the teachers' choices as well as the perspectives built by the students from their places of enunciation. We consider that these places are surrounded by racial, gender, sexual orientation, social movements and academic formation issues that influence In the way people resignify and perceive the world around them. The purpose was to understand the ways taken by the teachers in the construction of the disciplines, passing theoretical, methodological and content choices. Besides, we aimed to analyse the perspectives created by the students from these choices. The sources of this research include institutional documents of the university, the undergraduate course of History and the disciplines of History of Africa I and II, as well as curricula, interviews and bibliographic productions of teachers and questionnaires applied to the students / O presente trabalho tem como objetivo refletir sobre o que vem sendo ensinado nas disciplinas de História da África I e II na graduação em História da Universidade do Estado de Santa Catarina. O recorte temporal compreende entre o ano de 1998, quando a disciplina de História da África I foi ministrada pela primeira vez, até o ano de 2013, quando a lei federal nº 10.639, que torna obrigatório o ensino da temática, completou 10 anos. As análises foram feitas relacionando as escolhas dos docentes e os olhares construídos pelos discentes a partir de seus lugares de enunciação, pois considerou-se que esses estão envoltos por questões raciais, de sexo, gênero, vinculação a movimentos sociais e de formação acadêmica que influenciam na forma como ressignificam e percebem o mundo que os cerca. A finalidade foi compreender os caminhos trilhados pelos docentes na construção das disciplinas, perpassando escolhas teóricas, metodológicas e de conteúdo; e analisar os olhares que os discentes criaram a partir dessas. Foram utilizados como fontes os documentos institucionais da universidade, do curso de história e das disciplinas de História da África I e II; currículo, entrevistas e produções bibliográficas dos docentes; e questionários com os discentes envolvidos nas disciplinas

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O ensino de história tem papel relevante na construção da identidade do sujeito, ao estimular sua criticidade, partindo de uma reflexão de natureza histórica. Assim, ao pensar sobre a função da escola juntamente com a sua interação na sociedade, a escola possui uma significação própria pelo contexto existente no bairro, mesmo sendo uma instituição pública, com legislação e estrutura advinda do poder externo. Percebendo a significativa função social exercida pela escola, esse trabalho tem por objetivo examinar a construção da identidade dos moradores do Bairro São João Bosco – PROMORAR, localizado no município de Nova Prata, Rio Grande do Sul, Brasil. O bairro surge na década de mil novecentos e oitenta com a necessidade de amenizar os problemas de habitação da parcela carente da população da cidade. Concomitante com o nascimento do Bairro, têm início as atividades na Escola Municipal de Ensino Fundamental Padre Josué Bardin, no ano de mil novecentos e oitenta e três, para atender as crianças desta localidade. / Submitted by Ana Guimarães Pereira (agpereir@ucs.br) on 2016-04-20T18:17:00Z No. of bitstreams: 1 Dissertacao Tobias Spagnolo.pdf: 4341061 bytes, checksum: 4a05d45b793fd4fde305c183cb676be2 (MD5) / Made available in DSpace on 2016-04-20T18:17:00Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 1 Dissertacao Tobias Spagnolo.pdf: 4341061 bytes, checksum: 4a05d45b793fd4fde305c183cb676be2 (MD5) Previous issue date: 2016-04-20 / The teaching of history has relevant subject’s identity construction role, by stimulating subject’s criticality starting from a reflection of historic nature. Thus, thinking about the function of the school together with subject’s interaction in society, the schoool gets an own meaning by the context that exists in the neighbourhood, even tough a public institution, with legislation and structure arising from the external power. Realizing the significative social function exercised by the school, this project aims at examine the construction of identity for local residents of São João Bosco - PROMORAR neighbourhood located in Nova Prata city, Rio Grande do Sul, Brasil. The neighbourhood arises in the 80’s with the necessity of soften the housing problems of the lacking portion of the city’s population. Concomitant with the neighbourhood’s rising there is the beginning of the activities at Padre Josué Bardin Municipal College in the year of one thousand nine hundred and eight three, to attend the children from that location.