Made available in DSpace on 2016-04-27T16:33:19Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 1 Omar Schneider.pdf: 1494610 bytes, checksum: fcc727d704e2a0a2c976df75068104d9 (MD5) Previous issue date: 2007-02-23 / Coordenação de Aperfeiçoamento de Pessoal de Nível Superior / This work aims at understanding the reform of the public instruction that took place in 1882, in the State of Espírito Santo, by the Province president, Inglês de Souza. It id based on the hypothesis that the circulation of pedagogical models, during the Second Empire, is a mark of representation fights that engendered in the period and delimited the substitution of teaching methods used for teachers formation in basic schools and of the elementary school students. To understand the reform and unveil the circulation of pedagogical methods found in it, the Province president s role as a manager of the Empire business and as an agent of the State organization and control was analyzed. In this process, it was studied the experiences performed by Inglês de Souza in the three Provinces which he had public duties (São Paulo, Sergipe and Espírito Santo). This way, it aims at understanding the school model revealed by Inglês de Souza and the school form proposed in his reforms. The research shows that the reformed public instruction was seen by Inglês de Souza as the only possible hope for Brazil s modernization and the way to integrate the Empire to the century level . The reform, as a modernization strategy which he undertook, was produced according to his liberal and positivist convictions, about the educational virtues as a progress factor that did not consider the necessary teaching laicization. This way, the Modern Pedagogy that he supported in his reforms is that one based on the intuitive teaching and on the lessons of things that he will designate as experimental pedagogy, so in this model, the sensitive experience came first, as a concrete teaching, on the opposite to the methods that used to initiate the learning process through abstract notions / Esta tese busca compreender a reforma da instrução pública realizada, em 1882, no Espírito Santo pelo presidente da Província Inglês de Sousa. Parte da hipótese que a circulação dos modelos pedagógicos, durante o Segundo Império, é marca das lutas de representações que se engendram no período, e balizam a substituição dos métodos de ensino empregados para a formação dos professores nas escolas normais e dos alunos das escolas primárias. Para entender a reforma e desvelar a circulação dos modelos pedagógicos nela contidos, foi analisado o papel desempenhado pelo presidente de Província como administrador dos negócios do Império e agente de controle e organização do Estado. Nesse sentido, foram estudadas as experiências desenvolvidas por Inglês de Sousa nas três Províncias em que assumiu cargos públicos (São Paulo, Sergipe e Espírito Santo). Procurou-se compreender o modelo escolar que Inglês de Sousa divulgou e a forma escolar proposta em suas reformas. A pesquisa aponta que a instrução pública reformada foi compreendida por Inglês de Sousa como a única esperança possível para a modernização do Brasil e caminho para integrar o Império ao nível do século . A reforma, como estratégia de modernização que ele empreendeu, foi produzida de acordo com suas convicções liberais e positivistas, sobre as virtudes da educação como fator de progresso, que não prescindia da necessária laicização do ensino. Desse modo, a Pedagogia Moderna que ele advoga em suas reformas é aquela que se fundamenta no ensino intuitivo e nas lições de coisas que ele vai designar como pedagogia experimental, pois, nesse modelo, a experiência sensível vinha em primeiro lugar, como um ensino concreto, contrário aos métodos que iniciavam a aprendizagem por noções abstratas

This master's thesis is based on the specifics of physiological development in middle childhood and searches for the pupil's natural behaviour at this stage. It begs the question as to why movement is so important for the human being and what role locomotion plays in having good postural habits. It highlights the magnitude of movement for child development and shows that physical activity is an inseparable part of our lives. The third chapter is about dance which is perceived as one of the oldest forms of human art. I look for displays of dance in everyday life and describe the particularities of expression in dance in middle childhood. Finally, I highlight the benefits and its educational dimension, values, and use. The following chapter talks about dance and movement education as a supplementary education field and its implementation in the FEP. The practical part describes an application of five dance lessons. These lessons were taught by a pedagogue who had no previous experience with teaching dance and movement activities. The main reason for this decision was that, in the future, a pedagogue could teach the lessons regardless of their past practice with dance and movement education. The three key observed factors are described below. Firstly, from the pedagogical point of view, I reflect the...

The final thesis is new building Basic school of art and music. The building is located in the urban area of Hronov. The building is divided into two wings. In one part of the building at 1 NP is mainly individual classrooms for play on an individual instrument. In the second part of the building is the concert hall, which is designed for orchestral rehearsal. The 2nd floor is mostly individual classrooms. In 3 NP is designed dance and ballet hall and individual classrooms. In the attic is a classroom for art education. The building has a partial basement. The building is planted on flat land. The building is brick from the system LIAPOR, overhead structures are made of panels SPIROLL, in the basement of a reinforced concrete slab. The roof construction is designed as a purlin roof and „hambalek“ purlin roofs made as saddle with a slope of 35 degrees.

The topic of the master’s thesis is the design basic school for the first and second stage, which is located in the part of Pardubice named Pardubičky. It is a four-storey building, where you will find a total of 18 ordinary classrooms and other specialized classrooms (for example computer lab, physics lab, chemistry lab). The building is designed for 540 students. The building is built of brick Heluz system, the roof is flat. Each floor is hygienic facilities for both boys, girls, and for teachers and for persons with reduced mobility. In the ground floor are locker rooms, classrooms and sanitary facilities. In second floor are classrooms, facilities for teachers and cabinets. In the third floor are ordinary and specialized classrooms and fourth floor is engine room for air conditioning, and classrooms. Entry to the building is wheelchair accessible, the building has elevators.