Submitted by Sandra Pereira (srpereira@ufrrj.br) on 2018-08-24T14:22:59Z No. of bitstreams: 1 2010 - Regiane de Souza Costa.pdf: 976546 bytes, checksum: 76af99d4f7ecb28633203926dc58048a (MD5) / Made available in DSpace on 2018-08-24T14:22:59Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 1 2010 - Regiane de Souza Costa.pdf: 976546 bytes, checksum: 76af99d4f7ecb28633203926dc58048a (MD5) Previous issue date: 2010-12-10 / Funda??o Carlos Chagas Filho de Amparo ? Pesquisa do Estado do RJ, FAPERJ, Brasil. / This dissertation is based on research conducted at the Technical College of Rural University (CTUR / UFRRJ), with the participation of students in 3rd year of the Technical Course in Agricultural Structure, one of the teachers of Physical Education School and also an observer of pedagogical processes. Brings with it the main concern a critical and emancipatory Physical Education and its elements for the human / professional formation. Its objective is to investigate the manifestation of physical education as a curricular component of the Vocation Agricultural Education from CTUR. For this, it?s focused on a theoretical and methodological framework that allowed capture changes in everyday reality. Approach based on Qualitative Research in Education, and the Methodology of Action Research as its main key element. Under this reasoning was possible to know at first, such as physical education was manifested in the school years, based on the relation-goals-assessment methods. Secondly, the descriptions were used as the setting of Physical Education in previous years that were built by the group involved in research, workshops, aiming to foster a process of awareness / reflection on the plurality of interpretations that this area is able to present. The guiding themes of the workshops were based on the Matrix Reference to the New ENEM 2009, rephrasing the National Examination of Secondary Education proposed by the Ministry of Education. Combining the data obtained from the questionnaires, interviews, reports from students and the observations indicated that the ?spacetimes? teaching physical education, when treated in its many possible interpretations, relying on the criticality, presents itself as an important component for the formation of man, in a holistic manner. / Esta disserta??o est? fundamentada na pesquisa realizada no Col?gio T?cnico da Universidade Rural (CTUR/UFRRJ), contando com a participa??o de estudantes do 3? ano do Curso T?cnico em Agropecu?ria Org?nica, um dos professores de Educa??o F?sica da escola e, ainda, uma observadora dos processos pedag?gicos. Traz consigo a preocupa??o central com uma Educa??o F?sica cr?tica e emancipat?ria e seus elementos constitutivos para a forma??o humana/profissional. Apresentou como objetivo geral investigar a manifesta??o da Educa??o F?sica Escolar como componente curricular da Educa??o Profissional Agr?cola do CTUR. Para tanto, debru?ou-se sobre um aporte te?rico-metodol?gico que permitiu captar as varia??es cotidianas dispostas na realidade. Contou com a Abordagem Qualitativa de Pesquisa em Educa??o, tendo a Metodologia da Pesquisa-A??o o seu principal eixo orientador. Sob esta fundamenta??o foi poss?vel conhecer, num primeiro momento, como a Educa??o F?sica se manifestou nos anos escolares, com base na rela??o objetivos-m?todos-avalia??o. Num segundo momento, foram utilizadas as descri??es quanto ? configura??o da Educa??o F?sica nos anos anteriores para que fossem constru?das, pelo coletivo envolvido na pesquisa, oficinas tem?ticas, visando possibilitar um processo de sensibiliza??o/reflex?o diante da pluralidade de interpreta??es que esta ?rea ? capaz de apresentar. Os temas orientadores das oficinas foram baseados na Matriz de Refer?ncia para o Novo ENEM 2009, reformula??o do Exame Nacional do Ensino M?dio proposta pelo Minist?rio da Educa??o. A conjuga??o dos dados obtidos com a aplica??o dos question?rios, das entrevistas, dos relatos dos estudantes e das observa??es dos espa?ostempos pedag?gicos sinalizou que a Educa??o F?sica, quando tratada nas suas m?ltiplas possibilidades interpretativas, apoiando-se na criticidade, se apresenta como um importante componente para a forma??o do homem, numa perspectiva hol?stica.

Developments in Information and Communication Technologies are rapidly breaking down the barriers of time and place that may have previously limited learning to those able to access campus-based programmes. Distance learning, or e-learning, offers exciting opportunities to cross cultural borders and open up the world of education in ways inconceivable even a few years ago. This study considered how e-learning can be used to effectively deliver training to those involved in Christian mission work. Holistic mission training aims to equip the whole person head, heart and hands for Christian service, especially in cross-cultural contexts. Particularly in the Western world, this training has traditionally taken place within face-to-face learning communities, with e-learning s place as a delivery mode being a matter for debate. The research set out to identify and define the key criteria required for the effective delivery of holistic mission training through e-learning and conceptualise those criteria within a framework. A multimethod research design was adopted combining qualitative and quantitative data collection techniques. A systematic literature review was carried out to identify and define the key criteria for effective mission training and effective e-learning and the main challenges in delivering mission training through e-learning, along with potential solutions. Further criteria were found through action research to develop and evaluate a programme of holistic mission training delivered through e-learning. The study contributes to knowledge by identifying for the first time the elements, factors and conditions that can enable holistic mission training to be delivered effectively through e-learning and setting them within a framework to facilitate the development and evaluation of e-learning programmes. The findings highlight principles applicable to different learning situations, cultures and technologies and are largely transferable to other disciplines.