Inclusion of special education students in general education classrooms has come to general acceptance by educators as one option in the continuum of special education service delivery. Another view of inclusion is the ideal of providing for all the varied individual needs of a diverse population of students: learning needs, physical needs, language needs, and social emotional needs, together, in all school settings. In the study school, special educators took a step toward the ideal of inclusion by providing all special education services in general education classrooms. Looking at the picture of inclusion in the school during the four years of the study, of how the ideas of inclusion were put into practice in the specific setting, is the puzzle of inclusion.In the study, specific instruments were used, including surveys and questionnaires, observations, whole group dialogue groups, a checklist, and individual interviews, for the purpose of gathering information about the setting to promote inclusion philosophy and practice, determining the activities to promote inclusion, and gaining insight into school members' attitudes and beliefs about inclusion in the school. In response to the specific instruments, school members participated in providing data, and the result was a body of in-depth information that could be helpful to others interested in the experiences andperceptions of the practice of inclusion in one rural elementary school.

Submitted by Rosina Valeria Lanzellotti Mattiussi Teixeira (rosina.teixeira@unisantos.br) on 2015-04-15T18:14:25Z No. of bitstreams: 1 Fabricio T. dos Santos.pdf: 1990436 bytes, checksum: 49a2e1e55d0c178f6ae94bc33a4ec313 (MD5) / Made available in DSpace on 2015-04-15T18:14:25Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 1 Fabricio T. dos Santos.pdf: 1990436 bytes, checksum: 49a2e1e55d0c178f6ae94bc33a4ec313 (MD5) Previous issue date: 2012-06-14 / Full-time education has been the subject of debate in the field of public policy in education and has been attracting the attention of educators and researchers who promote reflections on the various propositions about the form and the function of the extension of schools¿ day hours (Gonçalves, 2006, Cavaliere, 2003 e 2009 and Coelho, 2004). The Federal Law - Diretrizes e Bases da Educação Nacional (1996), in Article 34, establishes the rules and the goals of this gradual increase of school hours, what illustrates the relevance of this subject for public policies in education. This research aims to look at physical education teachers who work in a program which develops physical education activities during the time of the day when children are not in school and reveal the significance the topics teaching practice, full-time education and inclusion have for them. The work context of these teachers is a program named SuperEscola, which is organized by the Praia Grande City Hall. The data was collected by a varied number of instruments: official documents, analysis of the media, interview with managers of the program, questionnaire, the free word association test, projective questionnaires and interviews. The research finds support in the theory of social representations, idealized by Serge Moscovici. The methodological tools used throughout the research allowed some conclusions. As far as teaching practice is concerned, subjects reflected upon the difficulties regarding the planning of the activities, the problem of communication between teachers and program managers and the differentiation between the aims of physical education and those of training for competitions. As far as full-time education is concerned, subjects associated it with inclusion. Nevertheless, in other moments, it was associated with the idea of education as a right for all. As far as inclusion is concerned, it was associated with physical disability. These representations could have been anchored at the history of full time education in Brazil and at subjects` professional trajectories as athletes and physical education teachers. / A educação de período integral tem sido objeto de debate no campo das políticas públicas para a educação e tem atraído a atenção de educadores e pesquisadores que promovem reflexões acerca das diversas proposições existentes sobre a forma e a função da ampliação da jornada escolar (Gonçalves, 2006, Cavaliere, 2003 e 2009; e Coelho, 2004). O Artigo 34 da Lei de Diretrizes e Bases da Educação Nacional (1996) estabelece as normas e as metas para a ampliação gradativa da jornada escolar, o que ilustra a relevância do tema para as políticas públicas em educação. A presente pesquisa objetiva voltar um olhar para os professores de educação física que trabalham em um programa que desenvolve atividades de educação física no período do dia em que as crianças não estão nas escolas e desvelar os significados que os tópicos prática docente, ensino de período integral e inclusão social têm para eles. O contexto de trabalho desses professores é o Programa SuperEscola promovido pela Prefeitura Municipal da Estância Balneária de Praia Grande. Os dados foram coletados por um número variado de instrumentos: documentos oficiais, análise de mídia, entrevista com os gestores, questionário de perfil, testes de associação livre de palavras, questionários projetivos e entrevistas. O trabalho encontra na teoria das representações sociais, idealizada por Serge Moscovici, o suporte teórico e metodológico para seu desenvolvimento. As ferramentas metodológicas utilizadas ao longo da pesquisa permitiram algumas conclusões. Com relação à prática docente no Programa, os sujeitos refletiram sobre as dificuldades de planejamento das atividades, os problemas de comunicação entre professores e gestores e sobre a diferenca entre os objetivos da educação física e do esporte de alto rendimento. Com relação ao ensino de período integral, os sujeitos o associaram à ideia de inclusão. Entretanto, em outros momentos o período integral esteve associado à ideia de educação enquanto um direito de todos. Incluir esteve também próximo da problemática da deficiência física. As ancoragens dessas representações podem ser encontradas no histórico do ensino integral no Brasil, assim como nas trajetórias de formação dos sujeitos enquanto atletas e professores de educação física.

Submitted by Maicon Juliano Schmidt (maicons) on 2015-07-07T15:03:02Z No. of bitstreams: 1 Aline Enriconi da Silva.pdf: 792609 bytes, checksum: 2e6dac247c00586c6635c761e84fa7cd (MD5) / Made available in DSpace on 2015-07-07T15:03:02Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 1 Aline Enriconi da Silva.pdf: 792609 bytes, checksum: 2e6dac247c00586c6635c761e84fa7cd (MD5) Previous issue date: 2014-01-31 / Nenhuma / Este trabalho tem como foco investigar, no processo de construção da identidade do estudante prounista da Universidade do Vale do Rio dos Sinos (UNISINOS), a contribuição do Programa de Inclusão Educacional e Acadêmica (PIEA), o qual, fundamentado na proposta inaciana, visa à excelência acadêmica voltada à promoção da justiça, da inclusão social e do desenvolvimento de uma sociedade sustentável, por meio de um processo reflexivo e comprometido com o seu tempo. O PIEA consiste em ofertar bolsas de estudo integral e parcial e em viabilizar Apoios Complementares aos estudantes bolsistas, a fim de garantir o acesso, a permanência e o sucesso educacional e acadêmico. A pesquisa, sustentada por uma análise qualitativa, analisa e discute os processos de identidade a partir das histórias de vida de cinco estudantes prounistas da UNISINOS. Também se promoveu uma investigação documental, consultando-se a Legislação do Ministério da Educação (MEC), o Plano Nacional de Educação (PNE), a Política Educacional da Associação Antônio Vieira (ASAV) e o Banco de Dados do PIEA/UNISINOS. No que tange à abordagem dos processos de identidade, as referências adotadas foram as de: Jose Ivo Follmann, Stuart Hall e Sygmunt Bauman; outras consultas também recorreram a: Anthony Giddens, Jacques Delors, Immanuel Wallerstein, dentre outras fontes. A investigação objetivou, portanto, analisar como esses sujeitos - muitas vezes, anônimos e invisíveis - estão construindo seus processos de identidade, a partir de sua inserção no PIEA/UNISINOS. / This paper focuses on investigating in the identity processes of prounista students at UNISINOS the contribution of the Academic and Educational Inclusion Program - AEIP. The program, based on the ignatian proposal, aims at academic excellence directed toward the promotion of justice, social inclusion, and the development of a sustainable society, through a reflective and committed process to its time. The AEIP offers full and partial scholarship and Additional Support to scholars, seeking to ensure access, attendance, as well as educational and academic success. The research, supported by a qualitative analysis, analyzes and discusses the identity processes from the background of five prounistas students of UNISINOS. A documental investigation was carried out, referring to MEC legislation, the National Education Plan (NEP), ASAV Educational Policy, and AEIP/UNISINOS database. In addressing the identity processes, the references used were: Jose Ivo Follmann, Stuart Hall, and Sygmunt Bauman; other references used were: Anthony Giddens, Jacques Delors, Immanuel Wallerstein, among others. This research aimed to examine how those subjects, often anonymous and invisible, are building their identity processes from their insertion in AEIP/UNISINOS.