Orientador: Ana Luiza Bustamante Smolka / Dissertação (mestrado) - Universidade Estadual de Campinas, Faculdade de Educação / Made available in DSpace on 2018-08-28T23:30:14Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 1 PintoFilho_JoseCarlos_M.pdf: 1037554 bytes, checksum: 298d0258dd8b08213616cd587c224e11 (MD5) Previous issue date: 2015 / Resumo: O presente trabalho, assumindo a centralidade das relações de alteridade no/pelo discurso (Bakhtin, Vigotski), discute a participação de outros sujeitos na constituição de uma professora do primeiro ciclo do Ensino Fundamental. O material empírico que se tornou objeto de análise foi composto a partir de diversos textos produzidos no desenvolvimento de um Projeto Coletivo de Pesquisa (Programa para a Melhoria do Ensino Público/ Fapesp), que contou com a participação de membros do Grupo de Pesquisa Pensamento e Linguagem (GPPL/FE-Unicamp) e integrantes da escola, onde a professora em foco iniciou sua carreira docente e nela ainda trabalhava durante a vigência do projeto, no período de 2008 a 2011. A pergunta norteadora da pesquisa foi: como a participação do "outro" afeta a (transformação da) prática de ensinar? Do material analisado, destacamos as falas da docente sobre o seu momento de ingresso na carreira e das parcerias realizadas com pesquisadores durante o Projeto Coletivo. No percurso da análise, demos destaque aos diferentes modos de relação com o outro e aos múltiplos sentidos implicados na vivência das diversas tensões produzidas nas relações de trabalho e estudo. As análises configuram dois núcleos de significação que se entretecem nos quais se ressalta como os dizeres do outro afetam o modo como a professora se enxerga e/ou passa a se enxergar, e como repercutem na transformação da prática / Abstract: This present study, assuming the centrality of the relationships of alterity in/by the speech (Bakhtin, Vigotski), to discuss about the participation of other subjects in the constitucion of a teacher in the first cycle of the Elementary School. The empirical material that became object of analysis was compound from several texts produced in the development of a Collective Research Project (Program for Improve the Public Education/ Fapesp), that had the participation of members of the Research Group Thought and Language (GPPL/FE-Unicamp) and members of the school, where the teacher, that was the focus of the project, began her teaching carreer and where she still was working during this project, that was developed between 2008 to 2011. The guiding question of the research was: how does the participation of "another one" affect the (transformation of) the practice of teach? From the analysed material, we can highlight the speeches of the teacher about her moment of admission in the carreer and the partnerships made with researchers during the Colletive Project. During the going of the analysis, we choose highlight the different modes of relationship with the other one and the multiples senses involved in the experiences of several tensions produced in the work and study relationships. The analysis configure two meaning core that are interwoven in which it is highlighted as the other¿s speeches affect the way as the teacher sees herself and/or how she starts to see herself, and how this reverberate in the practical transformation / Mestrado / Psicologia Educacional / Mestre em Educação

This project study addressed a lack of consistent instructional delivery of co-teaching practices in a rural high school in middle Georgia. Though co-teaching services are provided, teachers are not implementing co-teaching models with fidelity. Because co-teaching teams are not trained together, teachers' efficacy in the delivery of co-taught instruction has often been negatively affected. This project study provided insight into the perceptions of co-teachers regarding the implementation of co-teaching practices. Bandura's self-efficacy theory served as the conceptual framework for this study. Using a qualitative, bounded, single case study design, the study explored the perceptions of co-teachers and the planning practices that were used by teachers in a rural high school in middle Georgia. A total of 9 general and special education co-teachers were recruited to participate in the study. Qualitative data for the study were gathered through semistructured interviews, a focus group interview, and lesson plan documentation. The transcribed interviews and lesson plan documents were analyzed through open and axial coding to generate themes. The findings revealed that teachers perceived a need for further training in co-teaching methods to improve their self-efficacy in collaboration and the implementation of co-teaching practices. The results of the study were used to develop a professional learning project that benefits teachers by improving collaboration, the implementation of co-teaching models, and co-teaching instructional strategies. The project may contribute to positive social change by improving co-teachers' skills to deliver effective instruction and increasing the self-efficacy of teachers to create a supportive learning environment within their co-taught classrooms.