Conselho Nacional de Desenvolvimento Científico e Tecnológico / O presente trabalho apresenta o cotidiano do uso dos espaços de duas escolas estaduais, uma situada no município de Duque de Caxias (Escola Estadual Professor José de Souza Herdy) e a outra em São Pedro DAldeia (Ciep 262 Curvelino Dias Curvello); espaços escolares esses que revelam cotidianos bastante complexos em suas tramas, por abarcar diversos espaçostempos além dos escolares, como as trajetórias, movimentos realizados pelos praticantes desses espaços. Além disso, o trabalho apresenta considerações acerca das múltiplas possibilidades de usos realizados nesses espaços que, por muitas vezes, não seguem as pensadas originalmente pela Secretaria de Educação, ou pela Direção da escola ou até mesmo pelos professores, mas que revelam as relações existentes entre os praticantes desses espaços. / This paper introduces the quotidian uses of the school spaces in two public schools, one placed at Duque de Caxias (a town in Rio de Janeiro - Brasil) named Professor José de Souza Herdy and the other at São Pedro DAldeia (Rio de Janeiro - Brasil) named Ciep 262. The school spaces of them reveal quotidians very complex because there are several space/times beyond the spaces of the school, like the paths, movements of the practicians of theses spaces. Besides, this paper introduces thoughts about the possibilities of the uses of these school spaces that sometimes are not the original thought of the Education Office or of the Principals of the schools or even so of the teachers, but theses uses reveal the relationships that exist between the practicians of these school spaces.

Made available in DSpace on 2014-06-11T19:24:18Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 0 Previous issue date: 2010-08-30Bitstream added on 2014-06-13T19:51:50Z : No. of bitstreams: 1 magri_vcbl_me_rcla.pdf: 4831306 bytes, checksum: d6421c5770c8990c10cf0b5a511f4764 (MD5) / O presente trabalho é resultado de investigação da experiência da disciplina do Ensino Religioso na escola pública da Rede Estadual de Ensino do Estado de Minas Gerais com a delimitação sobre a ação de ensinar do professor em sala de aula. Procuramos identificar as marcas dos conflitos e dos impasses presentes nesta prática docente. Para isso, percorremos uma trajetória de coleta de documentos que registram a implantação do Ensino Religioso, enquanto um componente curricular, observando as suas articulações com o movimento de organização de professores, de modo específico, e com o terreno cultural de Minas Gerais, de modo amplo. Junto à Secretaria Estadual de Educação de Minas Gerais recolhemos documentos e depoimentos, a fim de, construirmos o corpus de nosso estudo. Nesse conjunto de documentos, identificado como registro de memória de práticas docentes, cartografamos o ato de ensinar / This work is the result of research experience of the discipline of Religious Education in the public school of State Schools in the State of Minas Gerais with the division on the action of the teacher teach in the classroom. Tried to identify the marks of conflicts and impasses in this teaching practice. For that we go through a trajectory of collection of documents that records the deployment of religious education as a curricular component, observing their interaction with the movement organization of teachers, specifically, and the cultural realm of Minas Gerais, broadly . Next to the State Department of Education of Minas Gerais collect documents and testimony to, build the corpus of our study. In this set of documents, identified as a memory register of educational practices mapped the act of teaching

Conselho Nacional de Desenvolvimento Científico e Tecnológico / O presente trabalho apresenta o cotidiano do uso dos espaços de duas escolas estaduais, uma situada no município de Duque de Caxias (Escola Estadual Professor José de Souza Herdy) e a outra em São Pedro DAldeia (Ciep 262 Curvelino Dias Curvello); espaços escolares esses que revelam cotidianos bastante complexos em suas tramas, por abarcar diversos espaçostempos além dos escolares, como as trajetórias, movimentos realizados pelos praticantes desses espaços. Além disso, o trabalho apresenta considerações acerca das múltiplas possibilidades de usos realizados nesses espaços que, por muitas vezes, não seguem as pensadas originalmente pela Secretaria de Educação, ou pela Direção da escola ou até mesmo pelos professores, mas que revelam as relações existentes entre os praticantes desses espaços. / This paper introduces the quotidian uses of the school spaces in two public schools, one placed at Duque de Caxias (a town in Rio de Janeiro - Brasil) named Professor José de Souza Herdy and the other at São Pedro DAldeia (Rio de Janeiro - Brasil) named Ciep 262. The school spaces of them reveal quotidians very complex because there are several space/times beyond the spaces of the school, like the paths, movements of the practicians of theses spaces. Besides, this paper introduces thoughts about the possibilities of the uses of these school spaces that sometimes are not the original thought of the Education Office or of the Principals of the schools or even so of the teachers, but theses uses reveal the relationships that exist between the practicians of these school spaces.

Esse trabalho é uma pesquisa da produção arquitetônica do Fundo Estadual de Construções Escolares - Fece, o primeiro órgão do governo do Estado de São Paulo a ter como única atribuição planejar, projetar, construir, ampliar e manter a rede pública estadual de ensino. Foi o pioneiro no Brasil e na América Latina a ter essa incumbência. O estudo identificou cerca de 900 novos edifícios escolares construídos pelo Fece em seus 10 anos de atividade, entre 1966 e 1976, quando foi substituído pela Companhia de Construções Escolares do Estado de São Paulo - Conesp. O objetivo desse trabalho é investigar o que a arquitetura pública paulista produziu nesse período, e até mesmo a arquitetura paulista de forma geral, uma vez que suas histórias se confundem ao longo do tempo. Cerca de 230 arquitetos elaboraram projetos para o Fece. Selecionamos 15 edifícios escolares como representativos dessa produção, de autoria de Abrahão Sanovicz, Décio Tozzi, Eduardo Corona, Francisco Petracco, João Baptista A. Xavier, Luiz Carlos Costa e Francisco Crestana como colaborador, João Clodomiro B. de Abreu, João Walter Toscano, Júlio Roberto Katinsky, Júlio Teruo Yamazaki, escritório Rino Levi, Ruy Othake, Sérgio Ferro, Rodrigo Léfèvre e Flávio Império. O período é caracterizado por uma grande explosão de demanda de vagas na área educacional e é o momento da ampliação da rede física de ensino em larga escala. Até 1965, existiam aproximadamente 2.260 edifícios escolares. Em apenas 10 anos foram construídos pelo Fece o equivalente a aproximadamente 40% do que havia sido construído nos 75 anos anteriores, desde o início da República. Pelo que pudemos observar, essa produção com tamanhas proporções foi permeada por questões econômicas, visando construir o maior número de edifícios possível. Tais parâmetros estão expressos nas Normas Fece Para Elaboração de Projetos de Arquitetura Escolar. Nos 15 projetos selecionados constatamos que a resposta dos arquitetos paulistas face a esse desafio é excelente. Com recursos espaciais, construtivos e plásticos muitas vezes extremamente simples e de baixo custo, projetaram edifícios que surpreendem tanto espacialmente como também pelo aspecto plástico e volumétrico. Esperamos com esse trabalho contribuir para que tantas outras análises sejam feitas a partir do levantamento documental dessa produção. / This work is a research on the architectural production of the State Fund for School Buildings- FECE, the first government agency in the state of São Paulo to have as its only commission to plan, to design, to build, to enlarge and to maintain the state public education network. It was the pioneer agency in Brazil and in Latin America tobe entrusted withthis assignment. The study identified around 900 new school buildings constructed by FECE in its 10 years of activity, between 1966 and 1976, when it was replaced by the State Company of School Buildings in the State of São Paulo (CONESP). This work aims at investigating what the public architecture in São Paulo has produced in this period, and even further, what the architecture in São Paulo brought forth in general, once their stories are interwoven along time. Around 230 architects produced designs for FECE. Fifteen (15) school buildings were selected as portraying this production, designed by AbrahãoSanovicz, DécioTozzi, Eduardo Corona, Francisco Petracco, JoãoBaptista A. Xavier, Luis Carlos Costa and Francisco Crestana as collaborator, JoãoClodomiro B. de Abreu, João Walter Toscano, Júlio Roberto Katinsky, JúlioTeruo Yamazaki, Rino Levi´s office, RuyOthake, Sérgio Ferro, Rodrigo Léfèvre and FlávioImpério. The period is characterized by a great explosion in demand for places in the educational field and this is the moment of large scale physical expansion of education network. Up to 1965 there were about 2.260 school buildings. In only 10 years FECE built an amount corresponding to approximately 40% of what had been built in the preceding 75 years, since the beginning of the Republic. As far as we could notice, such an extensive production was permeated by economic issues, aiming at building the largest number of buildings as possible. Such parameters are comprised in FECE Rules for the Production of School Building Designs. In the 15 designs selected, the answer of the architects in São Paulo in coping with this challengeproved to be excellent. Making use of spatial, constructive and plastic resources, which many times were extremely simple and economical, they designed buildings which strike onenot only in terms of space but also as regards plasticity and volume. This work attempts to further many other analyses which might benefit from the documental survey presented in this research.

Orientador: Wencesláo Machado de Oliveira Júnior / Dissertação (mestrado) - Universidade Estadual de Campinas, Faculdade de Educação / Made available in DSpace on 2018-08-22T22:05:24Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 1 Sgobin_AlexsandroAparecido_M.pdf: 8740076 bytes, checksum: 2e625b20e4467639d142c60c097d1ee9 (MD5) Previous issue date: 2013 / Resumo: Esta dissertação trata de uma experiência realizada em escolas da periferia de Campinas durante os anos de 2009 a 2012, utilizando fotografias de pichações manipuladas digitalmente, com o intuito de criar caminhos que permitissem novos olhares e miradas para estas fotografias, bem como quaisquer outras fotografias do espaço geográfico, movimentando o pensamento, convidando à criatividade... e ao rizoma. Estas experiências foram gestadas junto a práticas de aula inspiradas na pedagogia anarquista e no próprio anarquismo, podendo-se dizer, assim, que as fotografias utilizadas foram máquinas que se conectaram à máquinas, que se conectaram à máquinas , que se conectaram... / Abstract: This work talks about an experiment in schools on the outskirts of Campinas during the years 2009 to 2012, using digitally manipulated photographs of graffiti, in order to create pathways that allow freer ways of looking at these photographs and, perhaps, any other photographs of geographical space, moving thought, inviting creativity¿ and rhizome. These experiments were gestated together with classroom practices inspired by anarchist pedagogy and anarchism itself, may be said, therefore, that the photographs used were machines that connected to the machine, which is connected to the machine, which is connected¿ / Mestrado / Educação, Conhecimento, Linguagem e Arte / Mestre em Educação

This study had three main purposes. The first was to determine the perceptions of public school administrators toward desirability and toward feasibility of accountability items. The second was to determine the perceptions of public school teachers toward desirability and toward feasibility of accountability items. The third was to compare the perceptions of administrators with those of teachers and to indicate areas where they seemed to be in agreement or disagreement.

The main purpose of this study is to probe the understanding of principals of their role in the management of public school finance and the implementation of the finance policy. The following research question was used to investigate the problem: “What is the understanding of public school principals in the Maviljan Circuit, Mpumalanga Province of their role in the management of finances and the implementation of the finance policy of their schools? This circuit is situated in a rural area. Principals in the majority of the schools are not well qualified in financial management and most of the members of the parent component of the School Governing Body are illiterate. The South African Schools Act, Act 84 of 1996 (hereafter referred to as SASA) states that the SGB, of which the principal is an ex-officio member, must perform a variety of tasks such as section 20 and section 21 functions. Thus, the promulgation of the South African schools Act introduced innovations in public schools and changed the role of the principal regarding finance management and the implementation of the finance policy. Roles, duties and responsibilities of school managers have been revised. School managers themselves have had to undergo a shift in their thinking with regard to their roles in the new millennium (Sebate, 2006). It is in the best interest of schools and their learners that principals have a clear understanding of their role in the management of public school finance and the implementation of the finance policy, enabling them to manage school finances and implement the finance policy effectively. The problem was investigated by means of a qualitative research approach using semi-structured interviews and document analysis in a purposive sample of five primary schools in the Maviljan Circuit, Mpumalanga Province. The investigation has led to a deeper understanding of the problem under investigation. Based on my findings, a number of recommendations are made and a number of aspects for further investigation have been identified to help in empowering or capacitating principals with knowledge and skills so that they can have a better understanding of their role in the management of public school finance and the implementation of the finance policy. / Dissertation (MEd)--University of Pretoria, 2013. / gm2014 / Education Management and Policy Studies / unrestricted

This study was concerned with which competencies are considered necessary for success as a Texas public school superintendent, and the results were derived from responses to a questionnaire by practicing school superintendents in Texas during the spring of 1975. Summary of Findings: The literature reviewed and the data obtained from the survey instrument appeared to indicate that school superintendents in Texas do need certain competencies in order to adequately fulfill their role in the educational setting. This study was limited to seventy-five school superintendents in Texas. There were variations in their responses depending on: 1. Size according to pupil population. 2. Wealth according to the amount of taxable value located in the school district subject to taxation backing each pupil enrolled. 3. Experience of the superintendent surveyed. There was no effort to develop historically the concepts related to the competencies necessary for success as a school superintendent in Texas. Only opinions of writers and school superintendents of schools serving in Texas schools were used in this study.

This thesis is the result of an examination of Trindad High school in Trinidad, Texas. Teaching philosophy, student demographics, student activity types, and student resources are some of the considered aspects of this evaluation.

There is a growing body of research that indicates that effective management of school resources influences learning and teaching (Chiu & Khoo, 2005; Murtin, 2013). Arguably, schools with better management tend to have better performance on a wide range of dimensions; they are more productive, grow faster and achieve better academic achievement result (Williams, Kirst & Haertel, 2005). It is, therefore, crucial to have effective leaders who will manage the education system towards national goals. According to the Department of Basic Education (2016), all learners have the right to have access to relevant and meaningful learning experiences and opportunities. Further to this, the school community has the right to a safe and secure learning environment, otherwise known as good school climate (Kelley, Thornton & Daugherty, 2005). This brings about the importance of the principals of the school who have the responsibility for resource management and the effectiveness of learning in the school. The study on the impact of the principals’ management practices on school climate of public secondary schools in Pretoria is important to understand how to improve the standard of education in South Africa. Relatively little previous research has investigated the mechanisms by which a principal’s management practices pose an effect on the school climate. The current study examined the impact of the principal’s management practices on the school climate by sampling teachers and non-teaching staffs from three schools in Pretoria, Gauteng province. The school climate was measured with the three sub-scale of organisational climate index (collegial leadership, professional and principal’s leadership). Survey data was obtained from school teachers to measure the staff’s perception of their principal’s management practices. This study reveals the effect of the management practices of principals in motivating teachers to perform, remain loyal to their schools and support the principals even when it seems there are several challenges. On the other hand, the management practices of principals create context and some positive school climates for teachers working in these schools. / Dissertation (MEd)--University of Pretoria, 2020. / Education Management and Policy Studies / MEd / Unrestricted