The present research entitled "Production of Short Films as a Resource for Inclusive Education" developed in the research line Development of Educational Technologies in Network and in the area of concentration Educational Technologies in Network for Innovation and Democratization of Education in the Master course in Educational Technologies In Network at UFSM, focuses on the production of two short films produced by students with intellectual disabilities from a state school in the interior of Santa Maria-RS. Inclusion in school presupposes beyond the right to the vacancy in a regular educational institution. It includes aid in the teaching-learning process and the right of the student to count on different pedagogical alternatives, according to their specifics, making him / her a subject in the construction of knowledge. Given this, it is believed that the school, by providing students with conditions for production and interaction with pedagogical and technological resources, allows students to stimulate creativity and affectivity, as well as facilitates the constitution of identities capable of withstanding restlessness, welcoming and coexisting with Diversity. In this scenario, the present research carried out a study on the technological resource short film, seeking to analyze the feasibility of the same as a subsidy to the adaptive and inclusive process of students with intellectual disabilities. It is a qualitative study based on the presuppositions of participatory action research. Participants in the action research were students with intellectual disabilities, students and teachers. From the exploration of reality, together with the students, the planning, development and evaluation of the action was operationalized. After the production of the short films, a semi-structured interview was conducted with students with intellectual disabilities in order to know their perceptions about participating in the short film. The participation of students with intellectual disabilities as protagonists in the production of the short films reflected in perceptions of reception, inclusion and appreciation. / A presente pesquisa intitulada “Produção de Curtas Metragens como Recurso para a Educação Inclusiva’’ desenvolvida na linha de pesquisa Desenvolvimento de Tecnologias Educacionais em Rede e na área de concentração Tecnologias Educacionais em Rede para Inovação e Democratização da Educação no curso de Mestrado em Tecnologias Educacionais em Rede na UFSM, centra-se sobre a produção de dois Curtas Metragens produzidos pelos alunos com deficiência intelectual de uma escola estadual do interior de Santa Maria-RS. A inclusão escolar pressupõe para além de direito à vaga em uma instituição de ensino regular. Engloba auxílio no processo de ensino-aprendizagem e o direito do aluno de contar com alternativas pedagógicas diversas, de acordo com suas especificidades, tornando-o assim, sujeito na construção do saber. Diante disso, acredita-se que a escola ao possibilitar aos alunos condições para produção e interação com recursos pedagógicos e tecnológicos permite aos alunos estimulo à criatividade e a afetividade, bem como facilita a constituição de identidades capazes de suportar a inquietação, acolher e conviver com a diversidade. Neste cenário, a presente pesquisa realizou um estudo sobre o recurso tecnológico curta metragem, buscando analisar a viabilidade da mesma enquanto subsídio ao processo adaptativo e inclusivo dos alunos com deficiência intelectual. Trata-se de um estudo qualitativo embasado nos pressupostos da pesquisa-ação participante. Os participantes da pesquisa-ação foram alunos com deficiência intelectual, alunos e professores. A partir da exploração da realidade, juntamente com os alunos, operacionalizou-se o planejamento, o desenvolvimento e a avaliação da ação. Após a produção dos curtas metragens realizou-se entrevista semi- estruturada com os alunos com deficiência intelectual com a finalidade de conhecer suas percepções sobre participar do curta metragem. A participação dos alunos com deficiência intelectual enquanto protagonistas da produção dos curtas metragens refletiu em percepções de acolhimento, inclusão e valorização.

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No. of bitstreams: 2 Dissertação - Clécio Luis Gonçalves de Oliveira - 2017.pdf: 1837135 bytes, checksum: d33d9d677d0ee7ee3349274c1be8d54c (MD5) license_rdf: 0 bytes, checksum: d41d8cd98f00b204e9800998ecf8427e (MD5) Previous issue date: 2017-03-08 / Fundação de Amparo à Pesquisa do Estado de Goiás - FAPEG / The short-film is the outline that allows several sayings to come across and initiate a favorable domain to duel where the other, a responsive receptor and responsible, not inert in the discourse, may reflect and/or depict other realities. Before this wide field of relations, the construction of the stereotype meets a favorable area to the construction of sense effects under a diversity of visual extracts, verbal and vocal. In other words, entitled as verbovocovisual that it’s not about an outer language device, by contrast, it’s the enunciation capable of showing ideologies, genre, historical-social relations and the formation of collective representations. In these terms the present master degree dissertation entitled “The verbovocovisual utterance in/by media construction of Lula’s stereotype” regarding the interpretation and analyses dialogical-dialectic of the short-film “The three little pigs Lula version”, establishing connection with the Self that does not exist without the other in a continuous process that echoes in the sayings of the exteriority which is another meeting point between the innerness in the identity’s constitution. So, the audiovisual utterance is a discursive genre as it is a result of human activity and it’s formed by a singular esthetic that establishes in a relation between the most varied discourses, politics, literary and humoristic in the construction of a stereotyped collective representation of declared forms that is placed in history and form the architectonic character of Lula. In order to confirm this construction, we have at hand a theoretical research regarding Bakhtin’s basis corresponding to the interpretative and analytic effort of dialogic relations in/by the audiovisual media that corroborates to the construction of stereotypes perpetrated by temporality and by space in which one sign may convert in an ideological, not as a concluded materialism in its object represented, but in the relation with the social while converting into a symbol. Delivering to something exterior to its own materiality as an object, thus being ideological (BAKHTIN, 2014). Therefore, our reflection theoretical methodologic that constitute our analyses, considers the conceptions of dialogism, ideological sign, discursive genre and utterance (BAKHTIN, 2011; 2013; 2014; BAKHTIN/VOLOCHÍNOV, 2014; VOLOSHINOV, 1976; VOLOSHINOV, 2005), regarding stereotype (AMOSSY, 2005; AMOSSY e PIERROT, 2011), scenography, (MAINGUENEAU, 2005; 2008a; 2008b) and humor (CHARAUDEAU, 2006; 2007; 2009), this last one as effect of senses that contribute to the constitution of a stereotyped collective representation. / O curta-metragem é, aqui, o enunciado que permite que os mais diversos dizeres se encontrem e criem um campo propício ao duelo em que o outro, um receptor responsivo e responsável, não inerte ao discurso, possa refletir e/ou refratar outras realidades. Diante desse campo vasto de relações, a construção do estereótipo encontra um terreno propício para a formação de efeitos de sentidos sob a diversidade de extratos visuais, verbais e vocais. Tais constituem o que se intitula enunciado verbovocovisual, que não se trata de um aparato exterior à linguagem, pelo contrário, é uma enunciação capaz de trazer à tona ideologias, gêneros, relações histórico-sociais e a formação de representações coletivas. Nesse sentido, a presente dissertação de mestrado intitulada “O enunciado verbovocovisual na/pela construção midiática do estereótipo Lula” diz respeito à interpretação e análise dialético-dialógica do curta-metragem “Os três porquinhos versão Lula”, uma vez que a relação se estabelece considerando que o Eu não existe sem o outro em um processo contínuo em que se ecoam dizeres na exterioridade, que é ponto de encontro entre interioridades na constituição da identidade. Assim, o enunciado audiovisual é um gênero discursivo, pois é resultado da atividade humana e é formado por uma estética singular que estabelece uma relação entre os mais variados discursos, sejam eles políticos, literários e humorísticos na construção de uma representação coletiva estereotipada de formas enunciativas que têm lugar na história e que formam a arquitetônica de um Lula personagem. A fim de atestar essa formação nos dispusemos de uma pesquisa teórica a respeito dos alicerces bakhtinianos pertinentes ao empenho interpretativo e analítico das relações dialógicas na/pela da mídia audiovisual em estudo, que corroboram para a construção de estereótipos permeados pela temporalidade e pelo espaço, em que um signo se converte em ideológico, não como uma materialidade encerrada em sua representação de dado objeto, mas na relação que tem com o social ao se converter em símbolo, que remete a algo exterior a sua própria materialidade como objeto, sendo assim ideológico (BAKHTIN, 2014). Desse modo, a nossa reflexão teórico-metodológica que constituirá nossas análises, considera as concepções de dialogismo, signo ideológico, gênero discursivo e enunciado (BAKHTIN, 2011; 2013; 2014; BAKHTIN/VOLOCHÍNOV, 2014; VOLOSHINOV/BAKHTIN, 1976; VOLOSHINOV, 2005), além de teorizações a respeito de estereótipo (AMOSSY, 2005; AMOSSY e PIERROT, 2011), cenografia, (MAINGUENEAU, 2005; 2008a; 2008b) e humor (CHARAUDEAU, 2006; 2007; 2009), este último dado como efeito de sentidos que contribuem para a constituição de uma representação coletiva estereotipada.

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