With the new technological advances on the eve of the end of the 19th century, a multitude of intrinsic and extrinsic instructional media became available to both teachers and pupils. For effective use of the available instructional media it became increasingly necessary to become both audio and visually literate in order to interpret and understand messages from audio-visual materials/instructional media. This, however, confronted teachers with the urge to become more acquainted with the ways of how to address media selection and integration in a proper way. History as a subject taught at school lends itself to the application of instructional media in a variety of forms. Since the selection of the appropriate or the available media for the teach• ing situation is no easy task, a literature study was undertaken with the purpose of identifying factors that become apparent from media selection models and that need to be considered when instructional media are selected for the teaching of history. Apart from the prob• lem of the lack of an instructional media selection model designed specifically for history teaching, it was possible to propose suitable guidelines based on research findings for the selection of instructional media for history teaching. As far as the empirical research contained in chapter three is concerned, a questionnaire has been developed to determine to what extent history teachers in the present school situation use instructional media, and whether the media available is used effectively. A random sample of fifty (50) schools in the northern region of the Free State was used. Teachers with three years or more experience were asked to complete the questionnaire. An evaluation of the situation was created from the results. One of the most important findings was that a limited number of teachers received training in the effective use of instructional media, or in instructional media science. It appears that the choice of instructional media is considered no easy task by them. Chapter four is devoted to the practical application of instructional media in the teaching of history at the junior secondary level. There lessons have been prepared according to the model that has been developed in this project, which contain aspects of the new outcomes based on education. During the process a selection of media has also been made, ranging from what would be applicable in a school that is fairly adequately equipped with media, to schools that are only partially equipped with media. The study is concluded with a synthesis of all the findings as set out in chapters one through four, where the applicable guidelines for the teaching of history are confirmed. / Thesis (MEd (Vakdidaktiek))--PU vir CHO, 1997

With the new technological advances on the eve of the end of the 19th century, a multitude of intrinsic and extrinsic instructional media became available to both teachers and pupils. For effective use of the available instructional media it became increasingly necessary to become both audio and visually literate in order to interpret and understand messages from audio-visual materials/instructional media. This, however, confronted teachers with the urge to become more acquainted with the ways of how to address media selection and integration in a proper way. History as a subject taught at school lends itself to the application of instructional media in a variety of forms. Since the selection of the appropriate or the available media for the teach• ing situation is no easy task, a literature study was undertaken with the purpose of identifying factors that become apparent from media selection models and that need to be considered when instructional media are selected for the teaching of history. Apart from the prob• lem of the lack of an instructional media selection model designed specifically for history teaching, it was possible to propose suitable guidelines based on research findings for the selection of instructional media for history teaching. As far as the empirical research contained in chapter three is concerned, a questionnaire has been developed to determine to what extent history teachers in the present school situation use instructional media, and whether the media available is used effectively. A random sample of fifty (50) schools in the northern region of the Free State was used. Teachers with three years or more experience were asked to complete the questionnaire. An evaluation of the situation was created from the results. One of the most important findings was that a limited number of teachers received training in the effective use of instructional media, or in instructional media science. It appears that the choice of instructional media is considered no easy task by them. Chapter four is devoted to the practical application of instructional media in the teaching of history at the junior secondary level. There lessons have been prepared according to the model that has been developed in this project, which contain aspects of the new outcomes based on education. During the process a selection of media has also been made, ranging from what would be applicable in a school that is fairly adequately equipped with media, to schools that are only partially equipped with media. The study is concluded with a synthesis of all the findings as set out in chapters one through four, where the applicable guidelines for the teaching of history are confirmed. / Thesis (MEd (Vakdidaktiek))--PU vir CHO, 1997

Submitted by Angela Maria de Oliveira (amolivei@uepg.br) on 2018-12-03T11:46:56Z No. of bitstreams: 2 license_rdf: 811 bytes, checksum: e39d27027a6cc9cb039ad269a5db8e34 (MD5) Juliana Cristine.pdf: 6820323 bytes, checksum: 6d1d59c61f744bdd766d0cf4e58af6e9 (MD5) / Made available in DSpace on 2018-12-03T11:46:56Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 2 license_rdf: 811 bytes, checksum: e39d27027a6cc9cb039ad269a5db8e34 (MD5) Juliana Cristine.pdf: 6820323 bytes, checksum: 6d1d59c61f744bdd766d0cf4e58af6e9 (MD5) Previous issue date: 2018-10-10 / A cidade de Palmeira, localizada na região dos Campos Gerais, no Paraná, teve sua rotina movimentada a partir de abril de 1976, com o lançamento do periódico semanal intitulado Gazeta de Palmeira. O jornal, de propriedade feminina, foi inicialmente desenvolvido pela jornalista Ieda Matias e tinha o objetivo de manter a sociedade palmeirense a par dos acontecimentos regionais e nacionais. No período de 1976 á 1982 circulou em suas páginas a coluna “O Assunto é Mulher”, trazendo informações variadas às mulheres da cidade. A partir deste material, procura-se realizar a análise das representações femininas no jornal Gazeta de Palmeira, mais especificamente na coluna “O Assunto é Mulher”, no período de sua publicação, na tentativa de compreender o papel da mídia na construção e/ou manutenção de papéis sociais, identificando as temáticas abordadas na coluna e no jornal no que diz respeito às mulheres, através da problematização das representações femininas apresentadas, e confeccionar um material paradidático, com o intuito de levar estas discussões para a sala de aula, a fim de trabalhar junto com as alunas e alunos como a visão de mulher foi construída e disseminada pela mídia, problematizando questões como o respeito e a igualdade de direitos entre mulheres e homens. Para que o trabalho seja realizado a contento, utilizou-se a Análise de Conteúdo de Laurence Bardin, separando as colunas em categorias, de acordo com o tema apresentado. Para fundamentação são utilizadas as concepções de representações sociais de Serge Moscovoci e de gênero de Joan Scott. Estas representações demonstram o caráter conservador da sociedade, que coloca a mulher dentro do espaço privado, como mulheres belas, prendadas e do lar. / The town of Palmeira, located in the region of Campos Gerais, Parana, had its routine very busy from April 1976, with the release of the weekly newsletter titled "Gazeta de Palmeira." The newspaper, owned by women, was initially developed by the journalist Ieda Matias and had the objective of keeping the society of Palmeiras aware of regional and national events. In the period from 1976 to 1982 circulated in its pages the column "The Subject is Woman", bringing varied information to women of the town. From this material, the analysis of the female representations in the Gazeta de Palmeira Journal, more specifically in the Column "The Subject is Woman", in the period of its publication, in the attempt to understand the role of the media in the construction and / or social roles, identifying the topics covered in the Column and in the Journal with regard to women, through the problematization of the representations of women presented, and making an educational material, with the intention of taking these discussions to the classroom, in order to work together with all he students as the vision of women was built and disseminated by the media, problematizing issues such as respect and equal rights between women and men.In order for the work to be carried out satisfactorily, we used Laurence Bardin's Content Analysis, separating the columns into categories, according to the theme presented. In order to justify it, the conceptions of social representations of Serge Moscovoci and of genre of Joan Scott are used. These representations demonstrate the conservative character of society, which concentrates women within the private space, as beautiful, crafty and homemaker women.