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No. of bitstreams: 1 christianealvesbyrondemello.pdf: 1599624 bytes, checksum: bd8feac2f14ce4aeb418c272c9dcf542 (MD5) Previous issue date: 2017-12-21 / A presente dissertação é desenvolvida no âmbito do Mestrado Profissional em Gestão e Avaliação da Educação (PPGP) do Centro de Políticas Públicas e Avaliação da Educação da Universidade Federal de Juiz de Fora (CAEd/UFJF). O caso de gestão estudado tem a seguinte questão norteadora: quais ações podem ser adotadas para melhorar o trabalho do Assessor Pedagógico junto aos Professores Ministrantes e Presenciais do Ensino Médio Presencial com Mediação Tecnológica? A hipótese defendida é de que há uma ocupação do tempo do Assessor Pedagógico com atividades que não fazem parte de suas atribuições, o que gera sobrecarga de trabalho em demandas sem cunho pedagógico. Ademais, os problemas relacionados ao fluxo de produção de aulas também configuram um entrave para a atuação do Assessor Pedagógico. Assim, o objetivo geral deste estudo é analisar as dificuldades do trabalho do Assessor Pedagógico junto aos Professores Ministrantes e Presenciais no Ensino Médio Presencial com Mediação Tecnológica (EMPMT) e propor ações para melhorar a parceria entre esses profissionais. Os objetivos específicos são: i) descrever a atuação do Assessor Pedagógico junto ao Professor Ministrante e ao Professor Presencial; ii) analisar as dificuldades na interação entre Assessoria Pedagógica, Coordenação Adjunta Pedagógica, Professores Ministrantes e Professores Presenciais; iii) propor ações que melhorem a parceria de trabalho desses profissionais. Para a análise do caso de gestão, a pesquisa usou metodologia qualitativa, análise de documentos, e a realização de entrevistas e aplicação de questionários para a coleta de dados. As entrevistas foram realizadas com a equipe de Assessoria Pedagógica do Ensino Médio do Centro de Mídias de Educação do Amazonas (CEMEAM) e com o Coordenador Local de Manacapuru. O questionário foi aplicado aos Professores Ministrantes e aos Professores Presenciais do 1º ano do Ensino Médio. Para fundamentação teórica foram utilizadas as reflexões de autores como Masetto (2003), Demo (2006), Maia (2010), Campos (2011), Kenski (2012), Moran (2012), Fava (2014), Costa (2015) e Souza (2016), pois abordam as especificidades da Educação à Distância. Também foram importantes as reflexões de Lück (2004), Libâneo (2010) e Moran (2014) para refletir sobre a atuação do Pedagogo. Os resultados da pesquisa apontam duas problemáticas centrais: i) a dificuldade na formação dos Professores Presenciais para o desempenho de suas atribuições técnicas e pedagógicas; ii) a necessidade de acompanhamento, monitoramento e avaliação dos fluxos de comunicação interna e externa no CEMEAM. A partir dessas constatações, com intuito de minimizar essas dificuldades, foram propostas as seguintes ações de intervenção: Proposta de Curso de Formação do Coordenador Local do EPMT; Implementação do acompanhamento, monitoramento e avaliação dos fluxos de comunicação interna e externa do CEMEAM. / The present dissertation is developed within the Professional Master in Management and Evaluation of Education (PPGP) of the Center for Public Policies and Education Evaluation of the Federal University of Juiz de Fora (CAEd / UFJF). The management case studied has the following guiding question: what actions can be adopetd to improve the work of the Pedagogical Advisor beside the Teaching Ministers and Presential of Preschool with Technological Mediation? The hypothesis defended is that there is an occupation of the time of the Pedagogical Advisor with activities that are not part of his assignments, which generates overload of work in demands without pedagogical nature. In addition, the problems related to the flow of class production also constitute an obstacle for the performance of the Pedagogical Advisor. Thus, the general objective of this study is to analyze the difficulties of the Pedagogical Advisor's work beside the Teaching Ministers and Presential in Preschool with Technological Mediation (EMPMT) and propose actions to improve the partnership among these professionals. The specific objectives are: i) to describe the performance of the Pedagogical Advisor with the ministering and Presencial Teachers; ii) analyze the difficulties in the interaction between Pedagogical Counseling, Pedagogical Assistant Coordination, Teaching Ministers and Presential Teachers; iii) propose actions that improve the working partnership of these professionals. For the analysis of the management case, the research used a qualitative methodology, document analysis, and the accomplishment of interviews and application of questionnaires for the data collection. The interviews were carried out with the Pedagogical Advisory Team of the High School of the Media Center of Education of Amazonas (CEMEAM) and with the Local Coordinator of Manacapuru. The questionnaire was applied to Teaching Ministers and Presential Teachers of the 1st year of Teaching. For the theoretical basis, the reflections of authors such as Masetto (2003), Demo (2006), Maia (2010), Campos (2011), Kenski (2012), Moran (2012), Fava (2014), Costa (2015) e Souza (2016), since they approach the specifics of Distance Education. Also important were the reflections of Lück (2004), Libâneo (2010) e Moran (2014), to reflect on the performance of the Pedagogue. The results of the research point to two central problems: i) the difficulty in the formation of Presential Teachers for the performance of their technical and pedagogical attributions; ii) the need to monitor, monitor and evaluate internal and external communication flows in CEMEAM. Based on these findings, in order to minimize these difficulties, the following intervention actions were proposed: Proposed Training Course of the EPMT Local Coordinator; Implementation of monitoring, monitoring and evaluation of CEMEAM internal and external communication flows.

Submitted by Miriam Lucas (miriam.lucas@unioeste.br) on 2017-09-01T17:46:04Z No. of bitstreams: 2 Jesus_Segantini_2017.pdf: 33058736 bytes, checksum: c13f3b45d1dc08c627ba171fc3b56e47 (MD5) license_rdf: 0 bytes, checksum: d41d8cd98f00b204e9800998ecf8427e (MD5) / Made available in DSpace on 2017-09-01T17:46:04Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 2 Jesus_Segantini_2017.pdf: 33058736 bytes, checksum: c13f3b45d1dc08c627ba171fc3b56e47 (MD5) license_rdf: 0 bytes, checksum: d41d8cd98f00b204e9800998ecf8427e (MD5) Previous issue date: 2017-02-03 / The insertion of Informatics in Education has brought about changes in several aspects in the schools, mainly in the communication, relationship, and, specially, in the teaching methodologies. Actions of public policies have promoted and guided the inclusion of Information and Communication Technologies (ICT) in the educational context in the last decades, but the reality found in the schools is still not the one expected. Devices such as applications, educational websites and social networks have been more and more used as pedagogical support and as collaborative virtual spaces. This Master's research has as its central goal to diagnose and analyze the teaching practices with the use of ICT in the computer labs, through the perception of the teachers from 4th and 5th years of Elementary School in the city of Foz do Iguaçu/PR, and the actions of continuous training by the Municipal Educational Technology Center (NTM). The individuals who took part in this research were the laboratory teachers, regent teachers, school managers, NTM's manager and the pedagogical coordinator of Educational Computing of the Municipal Education Secretariat (SMED). The research had descriptive exploratory character with qualitative and quantitative analysis. The methodological process used questionnaires as research tools with questions about the practices developed with the use of ICT, the integration between the laboratory teacher and the regent teachers, the infrastructure of the laboratories and also the provision of continuous training for the use of ICT. The results showed that schools in the city of Foz do Iguaçu face obstacles in the structures of their computer labs with deprecated and outdated machines, lack of quality access to the Internet, which often limits the developed activities, as well as the lack of integration between the laboratory teacher and the regent one in the preparation of laboratory activities. Regarding continued training, although offered, the participants reported the need to change the methodology of some offered courses, such as schedules and topics related to the planning and insertion of ICT as pedagogical resources. With the data obtained, it was possible to diagnose the reality of the educational environments in Foz do Iguaçu regarding the use of the technologies and with that initiate possible discussions that can contribute to new actions for teaching and learning processes mediated by the ICT. / A inserção da Informática na Educação tem provocado mudanças em vários aspectos nas escolas, principalmente na comunicação, relacionamento, e, em especial, nas metodologias de ensino. Ações de políticas públicas vêm, nas últimas décadas, fomentando e norteiam a inclusão das Tecnologias de Informação e de Comunicação (TIC) no contexto educacional, porém, a realidade encontrada nas escolas ainda não é a esperada. Dispositivos como aplicativos, portais educacionais e redes sociais têm sido cada vez mais utilizados como apoio pedagógico e como espaços virtuais colaborativos. Esta pesquisa de mestrado teve como objetivo central diagnosticar e analisar as práticas didáticas com o uso das TIC nos laboratórios de informática, por meio da percepção dos professores dos 4º e 5º anos do Ensino Fundamental I no município de Foz do Iguaçu/PR, e as ações de formação continuada pelo Núcleo de Tecnologia Educacional Municipal (NTM). Participaram da pesquisa os professores laboratoristas, os professores regentes, os gestores escolares, a gestora do NTM e a coordenadora pedagógica de Informática Educativa da Secretaria Municipal de Educação (SMED). A pesquisa teve caráter exploratório descritivo com análise qualitativa e quantitativa. O processo metodológico utilizou questionários como instrumentos de investigação com questões acerca das práticas desenvolvidas com o uso das TIC, da integração entre o professor laboratorista e os professores regentes, da infraestrutura dos laboratórios e, também da oferta de formações continuadas para o uso das TIC. Os resultados mostraram que as escolas do município de Foz do Iguaçu se deparam com obstáculos nas estruturas de seus laboratórios de informática com máquinas depreciadas e desatualizadas, falta de acesso de qualidade à internet, o que muitas vezes limitam as atividades desenvolvidas, além da pouca integração entre o professor laboratorista e o regente na preparação das atividades realizadas em laboratório. No tocante às formações continuadas, embora ofertadas, os participantes relataram a necessidade de alteração na metodologia de alguns cursos ofertados, como horários e temas relacionados ao planejamento e inserção das TIC como recursos pedagógicos. Com os dados obtidos, foi possível diagnosticar realidade dos ambientes educacionais de Foz do Iguaçu quanto ao uso das tecnologias e com isso iniciar possíveis discussões que possam contribuir para novas ações para processo de ensino e aprendizagem mediado pelas TIC.

Made available in DSpace on 2016-04-28T18:24:07Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 1 Luciana Costa Nogueira.pdf: 903522 bytes, checksum: be9ecf4748c39381268323ea4f8bff02 (MD5) Previous issue date: 2009-07-28 / Secretaria da Educação do Estado de São Paulo / The objectives of this study are: to analyze how the teaching-learning theories and language descriptions that ground the Brazilian National Curriculum Parameters to teach foreign languages in elementary and secondary schools (PCN-LE, Brasil, 1998 and PCN-EM, Brasil, 1999) are present in a computer-mediated English course called Interaction Teachers; and to identify the perceptions of teachers, participants of this course, on linguistic and technological aspects exploited in it. This research is grounded on concepts discussed in the Brazilian National Curriculum Parameters to teach foreign languages in elementary and secondary schools (PCN-LE, Brasil, 1998 and PCN-EM, Brazil, 1999) as well as on currents of thoughts in psychology that form the basis for teaching-learning theories that have most influenced the teachinglearning of foreign languages in our culture (Williams & Burden, 1997, Vygotsky, 1934/2007). This study is also based on concepts of language descriptions (Hutchinson & Waters, 1987; Nunan, 1999), principles of Computer-Assisted Language Learning -- CALL (Warschauer & Healey, 1998, 2004, Beatty, 2003; Hardisty & Windeatt, 1989) and the criteria for didactic material evaluation proposed by Ramos (1998). This study, a case study, was conducted with six student-teachers. The data were collected in 2008, by questionnaires. The analysis of the course shows that the language description and the teaching-learning theory that underlie the course Interaction Teachers do not match the paradigms in the Brazilian National Curriculum Parameters to teach foreign languages in elementary and secondary schools (PCN-LE, Brasil, 1998 and PCN-EM, Brazil, 1999) because the course is based on the structural view of language and on the behaviorist teachinglearning theory. As far as the participants perceptions on linguistic and technological aspects exploited in the course are concerned, results show that they have not improved either their linguistic knowledge or technological skills as a consequence of attending the course / Os objetivos deste trabalho são: analisar como as visões de ensinoaprendizagem e linguagem apregoadas pelos PCN-LE (Brasil, 1998) e PCN-EM (Brasil, 1999) se manifestam no curso Interaction Teachers, um curso de inglês mediado por computador, e identificar as percepções de professores-cursistas sobre aspectos linguísticos e tecnológicos desse curso. As bases teóricas desta pesquisa foram: os Parâmetros Curriculares Nacionais Língua Estrangeira (Brasil, 1998) e Parâmetros Curriculares Nacionais Ensino Médio (Brasil, 1999); correntes de pensamento da psicologia que serviram de base para as teorias de ensinoaprendizagem que mais influenciaram o ensino-aprendizagem de língua estrangeira em nossa cultura (Williams & Burden, 1997; Vygotsky, 1934/2007); as teorias de linguagem (Hutchinson & Waters, 1987; Nunan, 1999); o conceito de Computer- Assisted Language Learning CALL (Warschauer & Healey, 1998, 2004; Beatty, 2003; Hardisty & Windeatt, 1989) e os critérios para avaliação de material didático propostos por Ramos (1998). Esta pesquisa, um estudo de caso, foi realizada com seis professores-cursistas. A coleta de dados foi feita no ano de 2008, por meio de questionários. A análise do curso revela que as concepções de linguagem e ensinoaprendizagem que embasam o curso Interaction Teachers contrariam os paradigmas educacionais que subjazem os Parâmetros Curriculares Nacionais Língua Estrangeira (Brasil, 1998) e Parâmetros Curriculares Nacionais Ensino Médio (Brasil, 1999); pois o curso se configura baseado na visão de linguagem estrutural e na visão de ensino-aprendizagem behaviorista. Sobre as percepções a respeito do curso, os professores-cursistas demonstraram que não obtiveram ganhos linguísticos ou tecnológicos como fruto de sua participação no mesmo

Le présent mémoire explore l’enseignement en classe inversée, tel que rapporté par 25 enseignants de niveau collégial et universitaire au Québec en 2017-2018. L’étude décrite dans ce mémoire documente l’usage de la classe inversée, dans le but d’en favoriser l’usage par la communauté enseignante. Avec le développement rapide de ressources éducatives en ligne en 2020-2021, le contexte technopédagogique est favorable à un plus grand usage de la classe inversée à tous les niveaux de l’éducation. La classe inversée est étudiée comme piste d’amélioration de la réussite scolaire au postsecondaire, puisque la réussite scolaire est une problématique sociale d’actualité qui a des répercussions sur la société, les établissements et les individus. À l’aide d’approches pédagogiques recourant à l’apprentissage actif, les enseignants peuvent concevoir des activités motivantes et engageantes pour les étudiants ce qui a un effet positif sur la motivation. L’approche de la classe inversée, devenue très populaire au postsecondaire, exploite les avantages motivationnels connu de l’apprentissage actif sans sacrifier la capacité à transmettre beaucoup de contenus théoriques durant une session de cours. Le présent mémoire fait l’inventaire des pratiques technopédagogiques en classe inversée et comporte 3 angles d’analyse : l’adoption de la classe inversée, les pratiques d’enseignement et la gestion de classe. Nous avons recours à un modèle de développement professionnel afin de comprendre le contexte de la classe inversée, ses particularités et l’évolution des pratiques des répondants. Ces questions spécifiques sont répondues à l’aide d’une approche où l’on compare 25 différents cas d’usage de la classe inversée pour en faire émerger les convergences. Des entrevues semi-dirigées d’une heure et demie sont analysées à trois reprises pour répondre spécifiquement à ces trois questions, permettant une triangulation par l’analyse qui contribue à dresser un portrait compréhensif de la classe inversée. Premièrement les résultats démontrent que l’adoption de la classe inversée est faite par l’accumulation des pratiques d’enseignement qui la composent au fil du temps. D’un point de départ magistrocentré, on constate que cette accumulation débute plus souvent par l’adoption de nouveaux dispositifs technologiques, puis ensuite de nouvelles approches pédagogiques, plutôt que l’adoption des pédagogies actives, précédant les dispositifs technologiques (Figure 6 à Figure 8). Deuxièmement les résultats permettent d’observer que les pratiques d’enseignement de chaque phase de la séquence pédagogique sont régies par des logiques de conception pédagogique sous-jacentes propres à la classe inversée. La préparation et l’amorce d’un cours sont complémentaires et jouent le rôle de l’acquisition et de la consolidation-réactivation des acquis. Les activités sont davantage magistrocentré et médiatisés hors du cours. Les activités d’apprentissage actif et l’enseignement magistrocentré sont complémentaires en classe, cependant l’enseignement est davantage pédocentré et moins médiatisé hors de la classe. Finalement la conclusion des séances de classe permet généralement aux étudiants de recevoir une rétroaction (ANNEXE VIII). Troisièmement, les résultats indiquent que la gestion de classe en classe inversée se présente sous diverses formes mais favorise généralement le style interactionniste, avec quelques aspects plus interventionnistes ou plus non-interventionnistes (Figure 11). L’étude de la gestion de classe met en lumière les pratiques de contrôle comportemental des étudiants par l’évaluation en classe inversée, en plus de son rôle principal évaluatif et formatif (Figure 12). / This thesis explores the use of flipped classroom teaching, as reported by 25 college and university teachers in Quebec in 2017-2018. The study described in this thesis documents the use of the flipped classroom, with the aim of promoting its use by the teaching community. With the rapid development of online educational resources in 2020-2021, the technopedagogical context is favorable to greater use of the flipped classroom at all levels of education. The flipped classroom is being studied as an avenue for improving post-secondary academic success, since academic success is a topical social issue that has repercussions on society, institutions and individuals. Using active learning pedagogical approaches, teachers can design motivating and engaging activities for students which has a positive effect on motivation. The flipped classroom approach, which has become very popular in post-secondary education, harnesses the known motivational benefits of active learning without sacrificing the ability to convey a lot of theoretical content during a class session. This thesis takes stock of technopedagogical practices in the flipped classroom and includes 3 angles of analysis: its adoption, teaching practices and classroom management. We use a professional development framework to understand the context of the flipped classroom, its peculiarities and the evolution of respondent practices. These specific questions are answered using an approach where we compare 25 different use cases to bring out the convergences. One-and-a-half-hour semi-structured interviews are analyzed three times to specifically answer these three questions, allowing analytical triangulation that helps paint a comprehensive portrait of the flipped classroom. Firstly, the results show that the adoption of the flipped classroom is made by the accumulation of teaching practices that compose it over time. From a teacher-centered point of origin, this accumulation begins more often with the adoption of new technology, then new pedagogical approaches, rather than the adoption of active learning preceding the use of technologies (Figure 6 to Figure 8). Secondly, the results allow us to observe that the teaching practices of each phase of the teaching sequence are governed by underlying teaching design logics specific to the flipped classroom. The preparation and primer of a course are complementary and enable acquisition and consolidationreactivation of acquired knowledge. The activities are more lecture-oriented outside the course. Active learning activities and formal teaching are complementary in the classroom, however teaching is more student-centric in the classroom. Classes concludes generally with feedback (APPENDIX VIII). Thirdly and lastly, the results on classroom management states a variety of approaches but generally favors the interactionist style, with some more interventionist or non-interventionist aspects (Figure 11). Exploring classroom management sheds light on student behavioral control practices through assessments, in addition to its primary evaluative and formative role (Figure 12).