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A didática no processo de alfabetização de jovens e adultos: uma leitura do cotidiano a partir da geografia e de textos literários / The instruction in reading and writing of young and adult students: discuss about didactic strategies and the contribution of geographic and literary knowledgeVivian Christine Martins 11 August 2006 (has links)
Este trabalho traz o relato e a análise de uma experiência e uma reflexão sobre alfabetização de jovens e adultos. Buscamos, por meio da nossa vivência, discutir sobre estratégias didáticas e a contribuição do conhecimento geográfico e da literatura, visando evitar um ensino mecânico e sem sentido para o aluno no processo de alfabetização e que resulte numa aprendizagem significativa. Na nossa concepção sobre alfabetização, devemos promover o desenvolvimento de habilidades que garantam, não apenas, a aquisição do sistema de escrita e de leitura, mas também, ofereça novos conhecimentos aos alunos / The present work brings the report and analysis of an experience, and a reflection upon the instruction in reading and writing of young and adult students. By using our practical experience, we seek to discuss didactic strategies and the contribution of geographic and literary knowledge, aiming to avoid a mechanical and meaningless teaching for the student in the process of literacy acquirement, which will result in significant learning In our concept of literacy acquirement, we should promote the development of skills that not only guarantee the acquisition of the writing and reading systems, but that can also offer students new knowledge
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Aplicação de um método ativo de ensino-aprendizagem no integrado de fisiopatologia e farmacologia III / Implementation of an active learning method in the integrated discipline of pathophysiology and pharmacology IIIDouglas Gomes Meneses Sevilha Castro 24 November 2014 (has links)
Desde a abertura dos primeiros cursos de farmácia no Brasil, a estrutura curricular sofreu inúmeras alterações com vistas à adequação do curso com as necessidades locais. Após a homologação das Diretrizes Curriculares Nacionais de Farmácia de 2002, passou a ficar mais urgente a necessidade do desenvolvimento de habilidades e atitudes pelos farmacêuticos, não apenas o acúmulo de conhecimento técnico. Este trabalho teve como objetivo estudar as variáveis envolvidas na organização e estruturação do Integrado de Fisiopatologia e Farmacologia III, uma disciplina central na formação dos farmacêuticos da Universidade de São Paulo, incluindo a investigação dos fatores que influenciam no processo de aprendizagem dos alunos, bem como a aplicação de um método ativo de ensino-aprendizagem neste integrado e, por fim, realizar uma avaliação comparativa entre a opinião dos alunos com relação aos dois métodos. Observou-se resposta positiva estatisticamente significativa dos alunos em favor do método ativo contra o método tradicional em todos os aspectos avaliados, incluindo todos os aspectos relacionados ao plano disciplinar, assim como o impacto no desenvolvimento de competências e auto avaliação dos alunos. Estes resultados sustentam a necessidade de aplicação de métodos nos quais os alunos sejam o centro do processo educacional e tenham responsabilidade sobre sua própria aprendizagem, para assim formar profissionais generalistas, críticos e líderes. / Since the opening of the first pharmacy schools in Brazil, the curriculum has undergone numerous changes in order to keep up with local needs. After the approval of the National Curricular Guidelines for Pharmacy on 2002, it became more urgent for pharmacists to develop skills and attitudes, rather than only to accumulate technical knowledge. This work aimed to study the variables involved in organizing and structuring the Integrated Pathophysiology and Pharmacology III, a central discipline in the curriculum of pharmacy school at the University of São Paulo. Additionally it focused on investigate all factors that influences students\' learning process as well as applying an active learning in this integrated. And, finally, to compare students\' opinions regarding the two methods. We observed a statistically significant positive response of students in favor of the active method against the traditional one in all aspects evaluated, including all aspects of the disciplinary proceedings, impact on skills development and self-assessment of students. These results support the idea of implementation of methods in which students are the center of the educational process and are accountable for their own learning. This way we will be able to assist the development of pharmacists with clinical thinking and leadership skills.
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A investigação e produção de conhecimentos matemáticos com significado na EJA: aprendizagem escolar e o cotidiano na formação de Jovens e Adultos / The reserch and production of mathematical knowledge with meaning in Youth and Adults Education: school learning and everyday life in the training of young people and adultsMattara, Irmes Mary Moreno Roque 25 August 2010 (has links)
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Previous issue date: 2010-08-25 / This dissertation is the result of research developed at the Masters in Education, research line 2 - Training and Educational Professional Practice Professor, University of Oeste Paulista. This study aimed to investigate the perspective of Ethnomathematics, ways of teaching and learning mathematics in Youth and Adults Education, relating empirical knowledge (everyday) with school knowledge. It is descriptive research, with focus theoretical-critical of qualitative character and its design is characterized by an action research. In order to know the subjects and their cognitive styles in the pursuit of meaningful learning, a pilot interview had been done with twenty-three students registered in the second segment of Youth and Adults Education and five of this group attended the resolution of the situations-problem that was designed for data collecting. The results indicated that the mathematics school learning with meaning is possible, since the process of constructing knowledge in context occur, by taking as a starting point the students prior knowledge, the experiences acquired in different places of learning , respecting the socio-historical-cultural context of learners within an educational context ruled in dialogue and reflection. / Esta dissertação é resultado de pesquisa desenvolvida no Programa de Mestrado em Educação, linha de pesquisa 2 Formação e Prática Pedagógica do Profissional Docente, da Universidade do Oeste Paulista. A presente pesquisa teve por objetivo investigar, na perspectiva da etnomatemática, formas de ensinar e aprender matemática na EJA, relacionando conhecimentos empíricos (do cotidiano) com conhecimentos escolares. Trata-se de pesquisa descritiva, com enfoque teórico-crítico de caráter qualitativo e o seu delineamento se caracteriza por uma pesquisa-ação. Com a finalidade de conhecer os sujeitos da pesquisa e seus estilos cognitivos na busca da aprendizagem significativa, houve uma entrevista-piloto com vinte e três alunos, matriculados no segundo segmento da Educação de Jovens e Adultos e desse grupo cinco participaram da resolução de situações-problema destinadas à coleta de dados. Os resultados indicaram que a aprendizagem escolar de matemática com significado é possível, desde que ocorra o processo de construção de conhecimento contextualizado, tomando-se como ponto de partida os conhecimentos prévios dos alunos, adquiridos nas experiências vividas nos diferentes ambientes de aprendizagem (intra e extra-escolar), respeitando-se o contexto sócio-histórico-cultural dos aprendizes, dentro de um contexto educativo pautado no diálogo e na reflexão.
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A investigação e produção de conhecimentos matemáticos com significado na EJA: aprendizagem escolar e o cotidiano na formação de Jovens e Adultos / The reserch and production of mathematical knowledge with meaning in Youth and Adults Education: school learning and everyday life in the training of young people and adultsMattara, Irmes Mary Moreno Roque 25 August 2010 (has links)
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Previous issue date: 2010-08-25 / This dissertation is the result of research developed at the Masters in Education, research line 2 - Training and Educational Professional Practice Professor, University of Oeste Paulista. This study aimed to investigate the perspective of Ethnomathematics, ways of teaching and learning mathematics in Youth and Adults Education, relating empirical knowledge (everyday) with school knowledge. It is descriptive research, with focus theoretical-critical of qualitative character and its design is characterized by an action research. In order to know the subjects and their cognitive styles in the pursuit of meaningful learning, a pilot interview had been done with twenty-three students registered in the second segment of Youth and Adults Education and five of this group attended the resolution of the situations-problem that was designed for data collecting. The results indicated that the mathematics school learning with meaning is possible, since the process of constructing knowledge in context occur, by taking as a starting point the students prior knowledge, the experiences acquired in different places of learning , respecting the socio-historical-cultural context of learners within an educational context ruled in dialogue and reflection. / Esta dissertação é resultado de pesquisa desenvolvida no Programa de Mestrado em Educação, linha de pesquisa 2 Formação e Prática Pedagógica do Profissional Docente, da Universidade do Oeste Paulista. A presente pesquisa teve por objetivo investigar, na perspectiva da etnomatemática, formas de ensinar e aprender matemática na EJA, relacionando conhecimentos empíricos (do cotidiano) com conhecimentos escolares. Trata-se de pesquisa descritiva, com enfoque teórico-crítico de caráter qualitativo e o seu delineamento se caracteriza por uma pesquisa-ação. Com a finalidade de conhecer os sujeitos da pesquisa e seus estilos cognitivos na busca da aprendizagem significativa, houve uma entrevista-piloto com vinte e três alunos, matriculados no segundo segmento da Educação de Jovens e Adultos e desse grupo cinco participaram da resolução de situações-problema destinadas à coleta de dados. Os resultados indicaram que a aprendizagem escolar de matemática com significado é possível, desde que ocorra o processo de construção de conhecimento contextualizado, tomando-se como ponto de partida os conhecimentos prévios dos alunos, adquiridos nas experiências vividas nos diferentes ambientes de aprendizagem (intra e extra-escolar), respeitando-se o contexto sócio-histórico-cultural dos aprendizes, dentro de um contexto educativo pautado no diálogo e na reflexão.
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Debriefing For Meaningful Learning: Fostering Development of Clinical Reasoning Through SimulationDreifuerst, Kristina Thomas 25 February 2011 (has links)
Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis (IUPUI) / There is a critical need for faculty, a shortage of clinical sites, and an emphasis on quality and safety initiatives that drive increasing use of simulation in nursing education. Debriefing is an essential component of simulation, yet faculty are not consistently prepared to facilitate it such that meaningful learning, demonstrated through clinical reasoning, occurs from the experience. The purpose of this exploratory, quasi-experimental, pre-test-post-test study was to discover the effect of the use of a simulation teaching strategy, Debriefing for Meaningful Learning (DML), on the development of clinical reasoning in nursing students.
Clinical reasoning was measured in 238 participant students from a Midwestern university school of nursing taking an adult health course that uses simulation. Participants were assigned to either the experimental or control group where the DML was compared to customary debriefing using the Health Sciences Reasoning Test (HSRT) before and after the debriefing experience, and the Debriefing Assessment for Simulation in Healthcare©–Student Version (DASH©–SV) with four supplemental questions about the DML (DMLSQ) process, during the post-debriefing assessment.
This research sought to understand if the DML debriefing strategy positively influenced the development of clinical reasoning skills in undergraduate nursing students, as compared to usual and customary debriefing. The data revealed that there was a statistical difference between total mean test scores measured by the HSRT. There was, additionally, statistical significance in the change in scores between pre-test and post-test for those who used the DML as compared to the control. There was also a difference in the student’s perception of the quality of the debriefing measured by the DASH©–SV with the DML rated statistically higher than usual debriefing. Finally, there was a significant correlation, demonstrated through regression analysis, between the change in HSRT scores and students’ perception of quality debriefing and the use of
the DML.
This study contributes to the growing body of knowledge about simulation pedagogy, provides tools for use in debriefing, and informs faculty on best practices in debriefing.
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Concept-Based Teaching and Meaningful Learning in Associate Degree Nursing StudentsGetha-Eby, Teresa J. January 2012 (has links)
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Western art canon versus Rock 'n' Roll: a comparative case study of two high school general music classesBell, Robyn Lee 08 April 2016 (has links)
High school general music classes often primarily consist of lectures about the Western art canon, despite repeated calls for a popular music focus (Deal, 1984; Miceli, 1998; Snell, 2007; Thompson, 1979; Woody, 2007). It is argued that the latter approach can alleviate student apathy toward class content and boredom, provide more meaningful learning experiences for the students, and create a more positive experience for the teacher.
The purpose of this study is to examine the experiences of students and teachers in both a traditional general music class and a popular music-focused general music class. In this qualitative comparative study, I studied two high school general music classes in Tennessee and investigated the experiences of the students and teachers with respect to subject matter, teaching techniques, and meaningful learning. My data sources were interviews with teachers and students, classroom observations, and classroom archival documents. I analyzed the data using interpretive coding guided by a constant comparative approach.
Cross-case emergent themes involving meaningful learning included students' preference for music studied at the end of the semester and a high level of student-teacher interaction and engagement when studying popular styles of music. Regarding curricula and teaching methods, cross-case themes showed similar attitudes and frustrations for teachers and students in both classes. Within-case themes in the Music for Listeners class included an expressed student desire to learn popular music, student lack of understanding of the Western art canon, and student ability to connect class topics to outside of school activities. Within-case themes in the Development of Rock 'n' Roll class illustrated the importance of delivery style and technology in the general music classroom.
I concluded that a combination of curriculum and teaching style produced differing experiences for the students and teachers. Based on the results of this study, suggestions for education profession include employing a genre of music that is meaningful to the students in their daily lives; engaging students in conversations about the music they enjoy; avoiding "busy work" and ensuring that assignments are relevant; and providing ample music listening opportunities.
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The Effects of Varied Instructional Aids and Field Dependence-Independence on Learners’ Structural Knowledge in a Hypermedia EnvironmentWang, Aifang January 2007 (has links)
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Using Knowledge Anchors to Facilitate User Exploration of Data GraphsAl-Tawil, M., Dimitrova, V., Thakker, Dhaval 28 November 2018 (has links)
Yes / This paper investigates how to facilitate users’ exploration through data graphs for knowledge expansion. Our work
focuses on knowledge utility – increasing users’ domain knowledge while exploring a data graph. We introduce a novel exploration support mechanism underpinned by the subsumption theory of meaningful learning, which postulates that new knowledge is grasped by starting from familiar concepts in the graph which serve as knowledge anchors from where links to new knowledge are made. A core algorithmic component for operationalising the subsumption theory for meaningful learning to generate exploration
paths for knowledge expansion is the automatic identification of knowledge anchors in a data graph (KADG). We present
several metrics for identifying KADG which are evaluated against familiar concepts in human cognitive structures. A subsumption algorithm that utilises KADG for generating exploration paths for knowledge expansion is presented, and applied in the context of a Semantic data browser in a music domain. The resultant exploration paths are evaluated in a task-driven experimental user study compared to free data graph exploration. The findings show that exploration paths, based on subsumption and using knowledge anchors, lead to significantly higher increase in the users’ conceptual knowledge and better usability than free exploration of data graphs. The work opens a new avenue in semantic data exploration which investigates the link between learning and knowledge exploration. This extends the value of exploration and enables broader applications of data graphs in systems where the end users are not experts in the specific domain.
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Cartografia de aprendizagem significativa e o ensino de geografia: técnica de mapeamento conceitual e contribuições para as práticas avaliativas / Cartography of meaningful learning and the teaching of geography: concept mapping technique and contributions to the evaluative practicesCampêlo, Leandro Fabrício 24 April 2019 (has links)
Esta tese investigou as potencialidades pedagógicas que podem ser atribuídas ao mapeamento conceitual (Novak) para a visibilidade do protagonismo da aprendizagem significativa dos alunos (Ausubel). É resultado de pesquisa descritivo-explicativa do registro de relações da técnica de mapeamento, aprendizagem significativa e novas práticas de avaliação. Tais relações foram contempladas com a revisão de literatura (documentos da legislação educacional brasileira; banco de teses e dissertações; artigos publicados em periódicos; livros de formação docente e em eventos específicos sobre o tema). A opção metodológica adotada para entender a operacionalização da técnica de mapeamento provocou pesquisa na realidade escolar. A observação sistemática durante um ano letivo desta técnica no ensino de Geografia revelou uma cartografia da aprendizagem de alunos do Ensino Médio, importante e essencial para as reflexões docentes sobre mudanças inovadoras nas práticas avaliativas. A vivência docente exigiu investimento permanente em reflexões, sínteses, organização e planejamento das aulas. Desde a fase de uso da papelaria tradicional comum nas escolas públicas até o requinte de uso de computadores com o software CmapTools. As análises realizadas sobre os mapas criados em temas complexos contribuíram para fundamentar as questões didáticas do ensino de Geografia. Reafirmaram a importância do planejamento com ênfase em estratégias colaborativas e também digitais. Os resultados indicam caminhos possíveis para ampliar a visibilidade do protagonismo dos alunos e a função social do professor, na sua relação com práticas de avaliação importantes à aprendizagem significativa em Geografia. Limitações em relação ao uso da técnica possibilitaram refletir sobre sua visibilidade impostas, tanto pela ausência de formação docente sobre ela, como pelas condições de infraestrutura, de tempo e de desvalorização do trabalho docente nas instituições. Elas podem justificar a escassa produção sobre o tema. O planejamento do professor para elaboração dos mapas conceituais e a análise crítica devem ser fundamentados por teorias como a da aprendizagem significativa. Destaca-se a importância da pesquisa na prática docente, pressuposto essencial à fundamentação de transformações nas práticas avaliativas tanto da aprendizagem como do ensino. / This thesis investigated the pedagogical potentialities that can be attributed to the concept mapping (Novak) for the visibility of the protagonist of meaningful learning in the student (Ausubel). It is the result of descriptive-explanatory research of the related record of the mapping technique, meaningful learning, and new evaluation practices. These relationships were considered with the literature review (documents of the Brazilian educational legislation, theses and dissertations databases, articles published in periodicals, teacher training books and specific events on the subject). The methodological option adopted to understand the operationalization of the concept mapping technique provoked research in the school reality. Systematic observation during a school year of this technique in Geography Teaching revealed cartography of the learning of high school students, important and essential for teachers\' reflections on innovative changes in evaluation practices. The teaching experience required permanent investment in reflections, synthesis, organization and class planning. From the phase of using traditional stationery common in public schools to the refinement of using computers with CmapTools software. The analyses carried out on the maps created in complex subjects contributed to support the didactic questions of the teaching of Geography. They reaffirmed the importance of planning with an emphasis on collaborative and digital strategies. The results indicate possible ways to increase the visibility of the protagonist of the students and the social function of the teacher in its relationship with important assessment practices to meaningful learning in Geography. Limitations in relation to the use of the technique made it possible to reflect on their visibility imposed, both by the absence of teacher training on it and by the conditions of infrastructure, time and evaluation of teaching work in institutions. They can justify the scarce production on the subject. The teacher\'s planning for concept mapping and critical analysis should be grounded by theories such as meaningful learning. It is important to highlight the importance of research in teaching practice, an essential presupposition for the foundation of transformations in the evaluation practices of both learning and teaching.
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