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Guidelines and an In-Service Model for Secondary Teachers who Supervise Student TeachersCuskey, Thomas G. 08 1900 (has links)
This study develops guidelines and an in-service model for secondary teachers supervising student teachers. The study provides guidelines for developing in-service teacher supervision activities in secondary schools that serve as student teacher centers. The study seeks to determine selection criteria for supervising teachers; to ascertain in-service program activities considered valid by experienced supervising teachers, administrators and college coordinators; to measure professional reaction toward recent co-operative implementation of Senate Bill Eight; and to assess current in-service programs for supervising teachers in the North Texas area and test their conformity with criteria stated by known authorities. The study reviews literature in topical areas considered by known authorities to be those in which secondary-school supervising teachers must function. A questionnaire was developed, validated and mailed to an aggregate of 239 secondary supervising teachers, college co-ordinators, principals and central office administrators in selected public schools, and colleges and universities in the North Texas area. Collection of data resulted in a 73.6 per cent return in a ten-day period. Degrees of differences among the beliefs of participant groups were revealed by the chi-square measure of significance. It was found that the supervising teacher is the most influential feature of the entire student-teaching program and that in-service staff development programs concentrating on supervision of student teachers are both wanted and needed. It was further found that there is no central trend, in the North Texas area, to meet the desired need. Only ten per cent of the supervising teachers have had formal training in the supervision of student teachers. Those who were least familiar with Senate Bill Eight and the Texas Education Agency's guidelines supported one to three two-hour, inservice sessions per year. Central office administrators supported from four to six two-hour, in-service sessions per year.
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Public school organization on a county-wide levelUnknown Date (has links)
According to the laws of Florida, the county is the unit for the organization and administration of schools. The Constitution of Florida requires the Legislature to provide for the election for a term of four years of a County Superintendent of Public Instruction. The laws also provide for the election for four-year terms of five members of the Board of Education and for three members of the Board of Trustees. Other county school personnel are appointed. / "A Paper." / At head of title: Florida State University. / "November, 1948." / Typescript. / Advisor: H. W. Dean, First Major. / "Submitted to the Graduate Council of Florida State University in partial fulfilment of the Requirements for the Degree of Master of Arts." / "Organization of County School Personnel - Jefferson County [Florida] (Chart)--P. 1. / Includes bibliographical references.
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The relationship between the leadership style of principals and school climate in private secondary schools in MauritiusKausmaully, Essan 30 November 2005 (has links)
Leadership styles of principals and school climate are two factors that vary greatly in different private secondary schools in Mauritius. They also contribute immensely in the making of a school a peaceful and happy work place for both staff and students.
This study first presented a literature review on leadership styles of principals and school climate. References were made from many sources in order to have a clear overview on these two factors.
A qualitative research based on interviews and observations was conducted on teachers and principals from nine private secondary schools in order to fulfill three aims of the study.
Firstly, the types of leadership styles adopted by principals in private secondary schools in Mauritius were assessed.
Secondly the types of school climate that prevailed in these private secondary schools were evaluated.
Lastly, the relationship between the leadership styles of principals and school climate in the private secondary schools was investigated.
The results revealed that when the democratic style of the `power' concept of leadership was used alone or with other styles but was more prevalent, the principals of these schools scored `high' in both the initiating structure and consideration items of the `relational' concept of leadership and, the climate of these schools was classified in the category of `others' but was more `open' than `closed'. However, when the authoritarian style of the `power' concept of leadership was used with other styles but was more prevalent, the principals either scored `low' in both the initiating structure and the consideration items or `low' in the consideration items only of the `relational' concept of leadership and the climate was more `closed' than `open'. / Educational Studies / M. Ed. (Education Management)
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The role of the principal as an instructional leader : a case study of three schools in the Motupa Circuit, LimpopoMohale, Assan Bottomly 11 1900 (has links)
The study focused on the role of the principal as an instructional leader in the Motupa Circuit primary schools of Limpopo Province. The nature and effectiveness of the education system depend on the role of school principals as instructional leaders in the effective and efficient monitoring and support of educators' curriculum implementation in the classrooms, evidenced by learners' performance and the effective functioning of educational institutions.
The literature review undertaken benchmarked on the instructional leadership roles of school principals. Qualitative research approach in the form of observations, interviews and the analysis of written documents was employed to elicit the principals' perceptions on their instructional leadership roles and how they enhance effective teaching and learning towards improving learners' performances.
The study anticipated that principals as instructional leaders will be increasingly involved in ensuring that curriculum implementation in the classrooms is monitored and supported for effective teaching and learning to be realised. The study's findings revealed that this is not happening as it should. A synopsis of the research findings revealed that principals are beset with a number of contextual factors such as, an inadequate provision of teaching and learning resources and infrastructure needs, lack of monitoring and support of curriculum implementation, inadequate support from the Department of Basic Education, and lack of parental involvement and concern on the education of their children.
It is anticipated that the literature review and the findings from the empirical study will contribute to, and strengthen principals' instructional leadership roles in creating conditions for effective teaching and learning, by monitoring and supporting educators in curriculum delivery and implementation in the classrooms. The research recommended that principals should conduct regular class visits and also ensure that strategies are developed to involve parents of learners in the education of their children, and that teaching and learning resources should be provided. The Provincial Department of Basic Education must provide the much needed basic school infrastructure and basic school resources such as LTSM, the national norms and standard for school funding (NNSSF) earlier during the first term, in support of principals' instructional leadership roles. It is recommended that attention to these issues by school principals and the Department of Basic Education will contribute towards effective teaching and learning and improve learners' performances in Limpopo Province and the Motupa Circuit in particular. / Educational Management and Leadership / M. Ed. (Education Management)
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School governing bodies : their significance in the democratic transformation of South African societyHendricks, M. (Mymoena) 03 1900 (has links)
Thesis (MEd)--University of Stellenbosch, 2000. / ENGLISH ABSTRACT: This thesis seeks to demonstrate the potential of school
governing bodies to further the process of democratising South
African society.
Among the main features of the democratisation of South African
education, is the decentralisation of educational governance.
In this process the decision-making authority has been devolved
from central government to the local school level, thus
preparing school communities for self-government and autonomy.
The establishment of school governing bodies at all public
schools in the country brings South Africa in line with current
international trends for democratic local community
participation and control in education. When this aspect of the
education systems of three countries, the United States of
America, England and Australia, are compared with South
Africa's, it shows the extent of the latter's democratisation of
educational governance.
The background to local community participation in South African
education according to various pieces of legislation passed,
their failure to reform education, and other aspects which led
to the promulgation of the Schools Act (1996), places school
governing bodies in South Africa in proper historical context.
An examination of the Schools Act reveals its democratic nature
and identifies those aspects of school governing bodies which
have the potential of furthering the democratisation process.
The challenges that the changes in school governance bring with
them are analysed to highlight their implications and
significance for school governing bodies.
School governing bodies offer new and exciting opportunities for
enterprising and enthusiastic communities. School governors
should, therefore, be urged to seize the opportunity to
participate in school governance and in this way play their role
in furthering the democratic transformation of South African
society. / AFRIKAANSE OPSOMMING: Hierdie tesis poog om die potensiaal wat skoolbeheerliggame het
om die proses van die demokratisering van die Suid-Afrikaanse
samelewing te bevorder, aan te toon.
Een van die hoofeienskappe van die demokratisering van die Suid-
Afrikaanse onderwys, is die desentralisasie van onderwysbestuur.
In hierdie proses is besluitnemingsgesag afgewentel vanaf
sentrale regeringsvlak na die plaaslike skoolvlak, waardeur
skoolgemeenskappe voorberei word vir self-beheer en outonomie.
Die totstandkoming van skoolbeheerliggame by alle openbare skole
in die land, bring Suid-Afrika in lyn met huidige internasionale
tendense rakende die demokratiese plaaslike gemeenskapsdeelname
aan beheer en bestuur in die onderwys. Wanneer hierdie aspek
van die onderwysstelsels van drie lande, die Verenigde State van
Amerika, Engeland en Australië, met die van Suid-Afrika vergelyk
word, dui dit die omvang van die demokratisering van
onderwysbeheer en -bestuur in die Suid-Afrikaanse opset aan.
Die agtergrond van plaaslike gemeenskapsdeelname in die Suid-
Afrikaanse onderwys volgens verskeie stukke wetgewing, hulle
onvermoë om die onderwys te hervorm, en ander aspekte wat tot
die afkondiging van die Skole Wet (1996) gelei het, plaas
skoolbeheerliggame in die regte historiese konteks.
'n Ondersoek van die Skole Wet dui aan dat dit demokraties in
wese is, en daardie aspekte van skoolbeheerliggame wat die
potensiaal besit om die demokratiseringsproses voort te sit,
word geidentifiseer.
Die uitdagings wat die veranderinge in skoolbestuur met hulle
meebring, word geanaliseer om hulle implikasies en
betekenisvolheid vir skOOlbeheerliggame uit te lig.
Skoolbeheerliggame bied nuwe en opwindende geleenthede vir
ondernemende en geesdriftige gemeenskappe aan. Skoolbeheerliggame
moet dus aangespoor word om die geleentheid aan te gryp
om deelname aan skoolbestuur te hê en om sodoende hulle rol te
speel in die bevordering van die demokratiese transformasie van
die Suid-Afrikaanse samelewing.
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School governing bodies and their duty of staff appointmentsSigudla, Jeffrey P. 12 1900 (has links)
Thesis (MEd)--University of Stellenbosch, 2002. / ENGLISH ABSTRACT: Since the introduction of the SA Schools Act in 1996 and institution of school governing
bodies (SGBs), the Education Department began to experience serious problems
regarding school governance. The incidents that happened in schools brought into
question the legal role and authority of SGBs in the administrative actions they perform.
This study aimed specifically at investigating the problems that arise in relation the
appointment of teachers. Since SGBs play an important facilitating role in the process of
staff appointments, their way of handling this duty was at the heart of the study.
The research made use of literature studies, policy documents from the education
department, viz. the SA Schools Act, Educators Employment Act, Education Labour
Relations Council documents, and questionnaires and interviews with members of school
governing bodies at a selection of local schools in the Western Cape Province.
The findings led to the conclusion that most SGBs in the disadvantaged communities find
it difficult to appoint new educators. Clearly SGBs are regarded as legitimate structures
that should govern learning institutions and it is evident that one of their duties is to
employ new educators, in line with the legal procedures stipulated in the various
provincial education departments' policies. Perhaps the most important finding is that
parents in the disadvantaged communities are illiterate. This is a significant problem
because most of their duties require them to read documents from the education
department so that they may know exactly how to perform their functions and
responsibilities. Some of the problems encountered, however, are also caused by the
ignorance and reluctance of parents to offer their services without being remunerated.
These conclusions resulted in the formulation of specific recommendations for improving
the role and implementation of SGBs. The recommendations are made for improving the
role of SGBs as a whole as well as for specific capacity building relating to the needs of
each stakeholder group. The overall emphasis of the study is thus on the
recommendation for more effective training of SGBs. / AFRIKAANSE OPSOMMING: Sedert die instelling van die SA Skolewet in 1996 en totstandkoming van
skoolbeheerliggame, het die Onderwysdepartement ernstige probleme ten opsigte van
skoolbeheer begin ervaar.
Die insidente wat in skole plaasgevind het, het vrae laat ontstaan rakende die wettige rol
en gesag van die beheerliggaam in die administratiewe handelinge wat hulle uitvoer. Die
doel van die studie was om probleme rondom die aanstelling van opvoeders te ondersoek.
Die sentrale fokus van die studie was op beheerliggame as fasiliterende liggame.
Vir die doeleinde van die studie is daar gebruik gemaak van: literatuurstudie,
beleidsdokumente van die Onderwysdepartement (die S A Skolewet, die
Opvoedersdienswet en dokumentasie van die Raad vir Arbeidsverhoudinge in die
Onderwys [RAVO]), sowel as vraeslyste en onderhoude met lede van die beheerliggame
byenkele plaaslike skole in die Wes-Kaap.
In die bevindinge is daar tot die gevolgtrekking gekom dat die meeste beheerliggame in
die benadeelde gemeenskappe dit moeilik vind om nuwe opvoeders aan te stel.
Beheerliggame is die wettige strukture wat opvoedkundige instansies moet beheer en een
van hul pligte is om nuwe opvoeders aan te stel in ooreenstemming met die wetlike
voorskrifte, soos vervat m die verskillende beleidsdokumente van die
Onderwysdepartement. Die belangrikste bevinding is dalk dat ouers in die benadeelde
gemeenskappe meestalongeletterd is. Dit skep probleme, aangesien daar van hulle
verwag word om die dokumentasie van die Onderwysdepartement te lees, te verstaan en
daarvolgens op te tree. Verdere probleme word veroorsaak deur 'n mate van onkunde
asook deur die onwilligheid van ouers om sonder vergoeding hul dienste aan te bied.
In die lig van hierdie gevolgtrekkings, is spesifieke aanbevelings gemaak ten einde die rol
van beheerliggame te versterk, sowel as om die suksesvolle implementering van hierdie strukture, in terme van kapasiteitsbou en aandeelhouerbemagtiging meer doeltreffend te
laat funksioneer. Die besondere klem van die aanbevelings is 'n indringende versoek vir
die ontwikkeling van sinvolle, doeltreffende opleiding van persone wat in
skoolbeheerliggame dien.
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The role of school governing bodies in rural areas in the Northern ProvinceTshifura, Vhonani Willbert 03 1900 (has links)
Thesis (MEd)--University of Stellenbosch, 2002. / ENGLISH ABSTRACT: In April 1994, after South Africa's first democratic elections, a new era in education commenced.
The education system was transformed to a unitary system and a programme of legislation was
launched aimed at promoting democratic ideals and practices. Of particular importance to schools
was the South African Schools Act (Act No. 84 of 1996) by which significant powers were granted
to School Governing Bodies (SGBs) at local level In addition to the school principal, a SGB was
to be composed of elected representatives of four main stakeholder groups: educators, non-educator
staff, learners (in Grade 8 or above) and parents. The powers and responsibilities allocated by the
Act indicated that the introduction of SGBs had far-reaching potential to improve school
effectiveness and, more importantly, to contribute to the growth of democracy in South Africa.
The writer of this study was an educator, resident in the Northern Province and with significant
first-hand teaching experience in schools in rural and semi-rural areas of the province, as well as
experience as a member of a SGB. This experience had made him keenly aware of the role that
SGBs could play in improving schools with which he was familiar. The purpose of the research
was therefore to investigate the role of SGBs in rural areas of the Northern Province.
To evaluate the role of SGBs, the researcher aimed to investigate aspects such as whether SGBs
were in fact properly established, e.g. through the conduct of proper elections, how stakeholders
perceived their roles, what functions were typically performed by SGBs, the perceptions of
roleplayers about significant progress and or problems, and what needs for help or training were
experienced. In particular the research aimed to discover whether there were particular needs
associated with SGBs in the rural areas in order to determine what sort of capacity-building was
required.
The approach used in the investigation followed four main steps. Firstly, a literature study provided
the basis for analysis and clarification of important concepts. Secondly, the legal and policy context
was described, paying particular attention to the specific legislation and documents that frame
school governance in South Africa. Thirdly, the writer examined the context of Northern Province,
describing four stages in the history of educational administration and focusing on rural
communities in particular. The fourth perspective was gained by an empirical study of a sample of
ten secondary schools in the rural and semi-rural areas around the town of Thohoyandou. The method of investigation was to use questionnaires and interviews to obtain data from
representatives of all five stakeholder groups in SGBs at each of these schools.
The findings led to the conclusion that SGBs were largely well-established in the rural areas of
Northern Province. They were widely accepted as legitimate and worthwhile structures but there
were specific important needs for training and capacity-building. Perhaps the most important
finding was that parents in rural areas appear to find it very difficult to become involved in the
educational life of schools and are especially reluctant to serve on SGBs. Reasons for this apparent
apathy were found to lie in problems of illiteracy and feelings of ignorance or inferiority.
These conclusions enabled the researcher to make specific recommendations for improving the role
and functioning of SGBs. Recommendations were made for improving the role of SGBs as a whole
as well as for capacity-building relating to the needs of each stakeholder group. A particular
emphasis of these recommendations was on ways in which the unique needs of rural communities
can be met. This was seen as a priority in order to improve education in secondary schools in these
historically underdeveloped areas and through that, promote the growth of democracy in the rural
areas of Northern Province. / AFRIKAANSE OPSOMMING: Suid-Afrika se eerste demokratiese verkiesing op 26 April 1994 het 'n nuwe era vir die onderwys
ingelei. Een unitêre en eenvormige geïntergreerde onderwysstelsel is gevestig en 'n program
geloods van nuwe wetgewing gerig op die bevordering van demokratiese ideale en praktyke. Van
besondere belangrikheid vir skole was die Suid-Afrikaanse Skolewet (Wet Nr 84 van 1996) wat
bepaalde magte aan skole op plaaslike vlak afgewentel het deur die instelling van Skool
Beheerliggame (SBLs). Saam met die skoolhoof, was SBLs saamgestel deur verkose
verteenwoordigers van vier hoof belanghebbende groepe: opvoeders, nie-opvoederpersoneel,
leerders (in Graad 8 of bo) en ouers. Die magte en verantwoordelikhede deur die Wet aan SBLs
geallokeer was 'n aanduiding dat die instelling van SBLs verreikende potensiaal gehad het om
skooleffektiewiteit te bevorder sowel as 'n belangrike bydrae te maak tot die ontwikkeling van
demokrasie in Suid-Afrika.
Die skrywer van die studie was 'n opvoeder, woonagtig In die Noordelike Provinsie en met
eerstehandse ervaring van onderwys in skole in die landelike gebiede van die provinsie. Hy het ook
ervaring gehad as lid van 'n SBL. Sy ondervinding het hom skerp bewus gemaak van die moontlike
rol van SBLs in die verbetering en opheffing van skole waarmee hy vertroud was. Die doel van die
navorsing was dus om die rol van SBLs in die landelike gebiede van die Noordelike Provinsie te
ondersoek.
Om die rol van SBLs te evalueer het die navorser besluit om aspekte te ondersoek soos die
vestiging van SBLs, bv. of hulle welordentlik gevestig was, o.a. deur die bepaalde
verkiesingsprosedures, die persepsies van belanghebbendes oor hulle eie rolle, die tipiese funksies
deur SBLs gerig, die rolspelers se eie persepsies van beduidende vordering en/of probleme in die
funksionering van hulle SBLs, en enige opvallende behoeftes. Die navorsing het veral gepoog om
agter te kom of daar spesifieke eiesoortige behoeftes t.O.V. SBLs in gemeenskappe in landelike
gebiede was. Om sulke behoeftes te kon bepaal sou bydrae tot die ontwikkeling van geskikte
programme vir kapasiteitsbou by SBLs in landelike gebied.
Die ondersoek het uit vier hoofstappe bestaan. Eerstens het In literatuurstudie bygedra tot die
ontleding en verduideliking van belangrike konsepte. Tweedens is die wetlike en beleidskonteks
beskryf, met besondere verwysing na die raamwerk van spesifieke wetgewing en dokumente wat
skoolbeheer in Suid-Afrika bepaal Derdens het die skrywer die konteks van Noordelike Provinsie omskryf, insluitend 'n beskrywing van vier fases in die geskiedenis van onderwysbeheer Daar is
ook veralop die eienskappe van landelike gemeenskappe gefokus. Die vierde perpsektief was deur
'n empiriese ondersoek verkry, gebasseer op 'n seleksie van tien sekondêre skole in die landelike en
semi-landelike gebied rondom Thohoyandou. Die ondersoek het gebruik gemaak van vraelyste en
onderhoude met verteenwoordigers van elkeen van die belanghebbende groepe. Daardeur is
gegewens bekom van al vyf belanghebbende groepe by elkeen van die tien skole.
Die bevindinge het tot die gevolgtrekking gelei dat SBLs reeds grootendeels gevestig was in die
landelike gebiede van Noordelike Provinsie. Dit het geblyk dat SBLs wyd aanvaar was as legitieme
instellings, maar dat daar spesifieke behoeftes was vir opleiding en kapasiteitsbou. Moontlik die
belangrikste bevinding was dat ouers in die landelike gemeenskappe dit blykbaar baie moeilik vind
om betrokke te raak in die opvoedingstaak en lewe van skole en veral skaam is om op SBLs te dien.
Redes wat vir hierdie skynbaar apatetiese gedrag aangevoer is, was dat die meerderheid ouers
ongeletterd is en dat gevoelens van onkundigheid, onbekwaamheid en minderwaardigheid ouers
weerhou om deel te neem ..
Bogenoemde gevolgtrekkings van die studie het die navorser in staat gestelom spesifieke
aanbevelings te maak t.o.v. die ontwikkeling en verbetering van die funksionering van SBLs.
Aanbevelings is gemaak om die rol van die SBL in die algemeen te verbeter, sowel as t.o.v.
kapasiteitsbou gerig op die spesifieke behoeftes van bepaalde belanghebbende groepe. Die
aanbevelings het in besonder klem laat val op die soeke na wyses waardeur die unieke behoeftes
van landelike gemeenskappe aangespreek kan word. Hierdie behoefte word as 'n prioriteit beskou
om onderwysverbetering in sekondêre skole in hierdie histories onderontwikkelde gebiede te
versnel. Daardeur sou die ontwikkeling van demokrasie in die landelike gebiede van Noordelike
Provinsie ook versterk en bevorder word.
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Teachers' and principals' perception of the effectiveness of supervisory approaches to in-service staff development planningSuen, Lee-wa, Ann., 孫莉華. January 2001 (has links)
published_or_final_version / Education / Master / Master of Education
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An analysis of the nature of parental involvement in school governance.Qonde, Gwebinkundla Felix January 2000 (has links)
The study is in response to the recently enacted South African Schools Act No. 84 of 1996 (SASA), which sees the legislated inclusion of parents in school governing bodies. The Act promotes four distinct representative participants or stakeholders. These include parents, who constitute the majority, educators, learners and non-teaching staff. There is an indication that the SASA has tensions, ambiguities and contradictions which could allow either " / consumer market" / or " / citizen equity" / visions to prevail in practical terms. However, I argue that the SASA in practice is becoming dominated by the consumer vision that has a danger of creating unfair competition amongst schools and perpetuating the already existing inequalities in our society. In this mini-thesis, I attempt to investigate the nature of parental involvement in school governance in practice. I focus on their responsibilities in relation to policy matters as enshrined in the SASA, their commitment to executing their functions. The aim is to determine their capacity to fulfil their responsibilities with respect to their powers and functions.
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Supervisão escolar: desafios e compromissos com a educação emancipatória / School supervision: challenges and commitment to emancipatory educationSouza, Marívia Perpétua Sampaio 01 October 2012 (has links)
Esta dissertação discute a supervisão escolar a partir do exame de sua origem histórica, baseando-se em pesquisa documental acerca do tema. Considerando a função do supervisor escolar conforme o que consta nos documentos legais, em outras publicações oficiais e o observado na prática desta profissional no universo da Secretaria Municipal de Educação de São Paulo (SME-SP), a investigação realizada ressalta possibilidades e limites dessa atuação profissional diante do compromisso com a educação pública. Com a intenção de trazer à tona a origem da supervisão escolar, foi necessário recorrer à história da educação no Brasil e no município de São Paulo, no período compreendido entre 1956 e 2004. Para isso, foi consultada a bibliografia sobre o assunto e foram examinados documentos oficiais do acervo da SME-SP. Partindo da compreensão de que a supervisão escolar pertence ao conjunto de meios para a realização do processo educativo, tendo como fim a formação humana, e que é inserida nesse processo por meio da administração escolar, nossa opção foi partir do conceito de administração em geral, com o propósito de entender a essência da administração e deixar bem claro o que preconiza a chamada teoria geral da administração, ou seja, que esta não é geral, como propalado pelo senso comum, mas restrita ao capitalismo. Examinar os conceitos de administração e administração escolar e, em seguida, situar a supervisão escolar teve como objetivo tomá-la como objeto deste estudo e buscar compreender qual a sua contribuição para uma educação emancipatória. Buscamos a melhor apreensão das ideias de gerência, burocracia e empresa, pois são termos recorrentes nos textos relacionados a administração, administração escolar e supervisão escolar. A partir da concepção de educação como atualização histórico-cultural do homem, e concebendo que este humano se constitui sujeito na relação com seus semelhantes, procuramos destacar a diferença entre educação emancipatória e educação bancária. Assim, enquanto esta considera o aluno como um receptáculo vazio que vai recebendo informações e instruções, aquela reconhece o homem como ser histórico, produtor de sua existência, em sua relação com o mundo e, portanto, promove a pergunta à realidade, que se faz a partir da inquietação e da dúvida, em oposição à constatação e à conformação silenciosas. Na direção dessa busca de problematização da realidade, foi imprescindível discutir a importância da assistência às escolas e sua abrangência. Na perspectiva de avançar quanto a essa assistência às escolas, foi citada a intersetorialidade como possibilidade de uma política pública integrada, baseada no diálogo entre diferentes setores do governo, com vistas à transformação da realidade percebida quando da problematização. Finalmente, diante do estudo realizado, as sínteses, ainda que provisórias, demonstram que há a possibilidade de transformação da supervisão escolar, destacando a assistência às escolas e ao seu projeto político-pedagógico, caracterizando o compromisso com a educação emancipatória. / This work is to discuss school supervision, from its historical origin examination, based in documental research about the theme. Considering school supervisor role according to legal documents, in other official publication and the observed in this professional practice at the Municipal Secretary of Education of São Paulo (SME-SP), the performed investigation highlights possibilities and limits of this professional practice against the public education compromise. Having the intention to bring up the origin of school supervision, it was necessary to refer to history of education in Brazil and São Paulo municipality, in the period between 1956 and 2000. For this, it was consulted the literature on the matter and examined official documents of SME-SP collection. From the comprehension that school supervision belongs to the media set for education process performance, having as purpose human development and that is inserted on this by school administration, our option was to start from general administration concept, with the intention of understand administration essence and clear what advocates the so-called general administration theory, in other words, that this is not general as is vaunted by the common sense, yet, restricted to capitalism. Examination of administration and school administration concepts and, then, locate school supervision had as purpose take it as object of this study and understand its contribution for an emancipatory education. We searched the best prehension of management, bureaucracy and enterprise ideas, as they are recurring basis in texts related to administration, school administration and school supervision. From the conception of education as historic and cultural actualization of man and, understanding that this human being is constituted as subject in the relation with his equals, we seeked to contrast the difference between emancipatory education and banking education. Thus, while the last one considerate the student as an empty vessel that receives information and instruction, the first one recognizes man as a historic being, producer of its existence, in its relation with the world, and, so, promotes the question to reality, that is made of unrest and doubt, in opposition to silent finding and resignation. On the search directions of reality problematization, it was indispensable to argue about the importance of school assistance and its scope. With the expectation of going forward in the school assistance, it was mentioned the intersectorial as possibility of an integrated public policy, based in dialogue among different departments of the government, aiming the transformation of the realized reality when the problematization was made. Finally, facing the performed study, the synthesis, although still transitory, show that it is possible to change school supervision, contrasting the assistance to school and its pedagogical and politic project, characterizing the compromise with emancipatory education.
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