Submitted by Celso Magalhaes (celsomagalhaes@ufrrj.br) on 2017-10-25T10:45:08Z No. of bitstreams: 1 2016 - Francelina de Queiroz Felipe da Cruz.pdf: 2667635 bytes, checksum: 72d0ec2f22e77e1e969da107c1ec6122 (MD5) / Made available in DSpace on 2017-10-25T10:45:15Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 1 2016 - Francelina de Queiroz Felipe da Cruz.pdf: 2667635 bytes, checksum: 72d0ec2f22e77e1e969da107c1ec6122 (MD5) Previous issue date: 2016-10-11 / Coordena??o de Aperfei?oamento de Pessoal de N?vel Superior - CAPES / This research was to study to identify and analyze the contributions of hippotherapy Education, in schools, inclusion and development of students with Autism Spectrum Disorder, and the performance of this practice as an educational Specialized care in the input learning. In this sense the studies listed here to suggest a reflection about the inclusive educational practices for collaborative environment, in school Integral Care Center for Children - CAIC Paul Dacorso Son in UFRRJ. For the application of the study carried out a qualitative approach, under the reflective gaze of the theoretical and methodological framework of inclusive perspective from the Operational Guidelines for Basic Education and authors dealing with such reference action research. In this way the path for the data collection permeated by observing the hippotherapy sessions at school, semi-structured interviews, reports pedagogical analysis of educational intra-class activities, reports and clinical case histories and the student with ASD, object of study. The main topics are always related by the interaction between the research object, the horse, mediators and school agents who acted as more of a collaborative element in the construction of teaching, learning and development of the autistic child as a whole, which brought to light effect experiences in educated culture with pedagogical actions of autistic children enter a type of Therapeutic Riding school Inclusive that had formed from the collective experience with other children neurot?picas in different times and school spaces. finally describing the path in the process of inclusion of children with ASD in school educational space CAIC Paul Dacorso Son identifying its advances and or behavioral setbacks, affective and significant of these children, breaking with the conservative outlook based on limitation of learning, and gradually broken in interactions. Favoring overcome for manufacturing expectations of learning unveiling new knowledge and educational practice, bringing new pedagogical meanings. / Esta pesquisa teve como objetivo central identificar e analisar as contribui??es da Equoterapia na inclus?o e escolariza??o do aluno com Transtorno do Espectro Autista (TEA), sendo a atua??o dessa pr?tica como um Atendimento Educacional Especializado gerou possibilidades colaborativas para realiza??o de outras estrat?gias de significa??o de escolariza??o de um aluno com TEA no interior de uma escola. Neste sentido, os estudos aqui elencados nos sugerem uma reflex?o a cerca das pr?ticas educativas inclusivas, por meio colaborativo, na escola. Para a aplica??o do estudo realizamos uma abordagem qualitativa, sob o olhar reflexivo do referencial te?rico e metodol?gico dial?gico da perspectiva inclusiva a partir do encontro de regularidades nos discursos dos agentes pedag?gicos da pesquisa que trataram de produzir o sentido de suporte do outro no processo de escolarizar um aluno autista. Desta forma, o caminho percorrido para as coletas de dados perpassaram pela observa??o das sess?es de equoterapia na escola, entrevistas semiestruturadas, an?lises de relat?rios pedag?gicos das atividades educativas intraclasse, laudos e anamneses cl?nicas do aluno com TEA, objeto do estudo. Os principais temas abordados est?o relacionados sempre a partir da intera??o entre o objeto da pesquisa, o cavalo, os mediadores e agentes escolares, que atuaram como mais um elemento colaborativo na constru??o do ensino, aprendizagem e do desenvolvimento da crian?a com TEA como um todo, o que trouxe ? tona experi?ncias efetivadas, na cultura escolarizada, com a??es pedag?gicas de inserir crian?as com TEA num tipo de Equoterapia Escolar Inclusiva em que se formassem a partir da viv?ncia coletiva com outras crian?as neurot?picas nos diferentes tempos e espa?os da escola. Descrevendo finalmente o caminho percorrido no processo de inclus?o da crian?a com TEA no espa?o educativo da escola Centro de Aten??o Integral ? Crian?a e ao Adolescente (CAIC) Paulo Dacorso Filho identificando seus avan?os e ou retrocessos comportamentais, afetivos e significativos dessas crian?as, rompendo com as perspectivas conservadoras baseadas na limita??o de aprendizagem, sendo aos poucos desfeitas nas intera??es. Favorecendo a supera??o para a expectativa transformadora da aprendizagem desvendando novos saberes e pr?ticos educativos, trazendo novos significados pedag?gicos

Canadian doctors have historically been an extremely powerful interest group. While there are many variables that account for their political influence, it is widely accepted that much of their power is due to their control over specialized knowledge. To determine whether or not physicians’ control over knowledge is changing, I examine doctors’ position relative to the state, the public and other health professionals. This research finds that, in all three relationships, physicians’ control over knowledge is weakening. Moreover, organized medicine’s response to these developments has largely been a strategy of co-optation, demonstrating that doctors are aware that these changes often cannot be openly fought. This strategy signals that the medical profession recognizes that some changes in its control over knowledge are bound to occur. This study concludes that these changes could contribute to a ‘critical juncture’ signalling the potential for significant change in the physician-state relationship.

In recent decades, reflective practice and mentoring have become vehicles for endorsing professional development and competency among student teachers during their induction into the teaching profession. This research study aims to explore the extent to which peer-mentoring can inform reflective practice among student teachers within a community of practice. The mentoring concepts illuminated within this study suggest a move away from hierarchical expert-novice approaches towards mentoring, in exchange for more reciprocal endeavour where power dynamics are removed and both participants become equal receivers and disseminators of knowledge regarding teaching and learning. A qualitative approach was employed through a four-phase, sequential data collection strategy to gather the narrative data collated. Interviews, reflective pro-formas, workshops and open-ended questionnaires were used as instruments to collate narrative data concerning the peer-mentoring experiences of four student teachers. The data was analysed utilising an interpretive phenomenological analysis approach. The student teachers involved in this study were selected from a purposive sample. Importantly, the participants selected demonstrated professional characteristics which resonated with the aims of this study. A conceptual framework was designed to capture and examine six dimensions of collaborative mentoring in which student teachers could explore aspects of their own teaching practice through action research. The findings generated within the study point towards a range of contexts and challenges concerning peer-mentoring. The findings revealed that the mentoring dimensions used to stimulate meaningful reflection influenced professional development, while the challenges presented issues concerning; trust, power and time. However, the findings also indicate that challenges to peer-mentoring are not insurmountable. This particular study contends that further research is recommended into: firstly, how educational institutions can create supportive, collaborative learning cultures; secondly, how can reflective practice be encouraged throughout professional teaching careers; and finally, how can the challenges of peer-mentoring be minimised in attempting to encourage such endeavour among student teachers.

How I am becoming a teacher? Searching for professional identity Is the development of a professional identity in students in the teacher training program at the PedF UK based on similar foundation as the professional identity of the students at the Detroit Teacher Program? How much is this professional identity influenced by the city and social situation in which those students are living and studying? Is the discourse that is used by both sides similar or different? A comparison of related narratives, concepts and metaphors will be done. What is the role attributed to art disciplines in the teacher training curriculum in both countries? A case study will explore all of these issues, and will be based on an analysis and reflecting on of videos which were created as part of the project, "How I Am Becoming a Teacher", as well as curriculum documents and other related documents. Key words Art, photography, visusal story, professional identity, teacher training, reflective practice, city, school, university faculty, artography