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Submitted by admin tede (tede@pucgoias.edu.br) on 2017-10-18T12:26:10Z No. of bitstreams: 1 Juliane Macedo.pdf: 937659 bytes, checksum: 6bd1efedb88cd906363654bb887c7ade (MD5) / Made available in DSpace on 2017-10-18T12:26:10Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 1 Juliane Macedo.pdf: 937659 bytes, checksum: 6bd1efedb88cd906363654bb887c7ade (MD5) Previous issue date: 2017-06-26 / The present dissertation approaches the emotion in the subjectivity of the medicine student facing the death of the patient, based on the qualitative epistemology. The general objective of the search was to understand how medicine students experience patient’s death, trying to identify their emotions in this context and to analyze their relationships with their subjectivities in their development processes. The study was carried out at an Academic Institution in Anápolis. Three medical students, aged 24, 33 and 34, all male, chosen by lottery made in the classroom participated in the study. After they signed a Free and Informed Consent Term, these students participated in the information construction about the death of the patient, in three different empirical moments with the following resources (as Instruments): open dialogue, discussion of a clinical case and discussion of a video. The results showed that each student experiences the patient’s death in a unique way, with singular emotions, an element of their subjectivities, although in their formation process they are extensively exposed to the meaning of death in the biomedical model as an adversity that they always need to fight against. Through this result, it was concluded that medical students need to discuss in their formation process about their subjectivities and how they can face the death of the patient, a fact that most of the times is faced as failure, a mistake, even if they know that mistake is part of all humans’ life. This can help them to place themselves ethically and emotionally to exercise their profession. / A presente dissertação aborda a emoção na subjetividade do acadêmico de medicina frente a morte do paciente, tendo como base a epistemologia qualitativa. O objetivo geral da pesquisa foi compreender como os acadêmicos de medicina vivenciam a morte do paciente, procurando identificar as suas emoções nesse contexto e analisar suas relações com as suas subjetividades nos seus processos de desenvolvimento. O estudo foi realizado em uma Instituição de Ensino Superior de Anápolis. Participaram do estudo três acadêmicos, com idades de 24, 33 e 34 anos, todos do sexo masculino, selecionados por meio de sorteio em sala de aula. Após a assinatura do Termo de Consentimento livre e esclarecido, esses acadêmicos participaram da construção das informações sobre a morte do paciente, em três momentos empíricos diferentes com os seguintes recursos (como Instrumentos): diálogo aberto, discussão de um caso clínico e a discussão de um vídeo. Os resultados apontam que cada acadêmico vivencia a experiência de morte do paciente de forma única, com emoções singulares, um elemento de suas subjetividades, embora no processo de formação sejam perpassados pela significação da morte no modelo biomédico, de que é preciso lutar contra ela sempre. Mediante esse resultado, concluiu-se que os acadêmicos necessitam discutir no processo de formação sobre as suas subjetividades e como a partir delas eles podem enfrentar a morte do paciente, fato que na maioria das vezes é vivenciado como um fracasso, um erro, mesmo que eles saibam que o erro faz parte da vida de todo ser humano. Isso poderá ajudá-los a melhor se posicionarem ética e emocionalmente para exercerem a profissão.

A schooling system that claims to offer its students the opportunities to develop their talents and help towards self-determination in their adult lives might be expected to have a career structure itself that demonstrated these virtues, one in which there was equality of the genders in positions of influence and leadership, and no gender stereotyping of roles. Apart from the fairness and consistency of that expectation, it is also reasonable to expect the neutral template of teacher employment and textbook selection in schools. Many children may grow up with few books in their homes but lots of those in their schools. Many of the textbooks used in elementary schools, according to recent studies, contain gender stereotypes. In these, females are rarely found as central characters and when they appear at all, they are often passive figures dependent on male characters. Women are frequently shown in domestic roles / in most textbooks it is assumed that only males &#039 / go out to work&#039 / whereas daughters are the best helpers of their mothers whose sons are allowed to do what they wish. In the light of those allegations, this research is designed as a case study which addresses itself to the aim of looking into stereotyped gender role presentations existing in elementary school textbooks used by the students studying at 1st-5th grades in 2001/2002 academic year of an elementary school placed in Burdur and to see whether these students are affected by the exposure of those stereotyped gender role presentations. For this purpose, the textbooks being studied are analyzed according to pre-set categories to deduce how they include stereotyped gender role presentations and the evaluation of the effects of that exposure on students are made by asking 1st-3rd grade students to draw and 4th-5th grade students to write compositions on a given topic. This study also attempts to find out both whether Turkish elementary school teachers teaching at 1st-5th grades are aware of stereotyped gender role presentations in those textbooks that they use and their own points of view about stereotyped gender role presentations via interviews carried out with them. In conclusion, stereotyped gender role presentations are encountered in those analyzed school textbooks studied at 1st- 5th grades in 2001/2002 academic year of the elementary school placed in Burdur and the perceptions of those presentations are also obtained in the drawn and written productions of the students studied at the same school. Through the teachers&#039 / interviews, various kinds of perceptions towards gender role concept and its stereotyped presentations that take place in those textbooks are observed in their sayings

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This study's aim is to shine a light on students' attitudes on board games in the leisure time centre. Do students in middle school know the social benefits of board games, and what resources do they need to experience board games? The study looks into students' attitude on the importance of an engaged teacher in leisure time centres and also an engaged adult person in other similar environments. Vygotsky's theories around mediation and proximal development are the foundation of the study and terms such as cognitive development and social development are central for the analysis. The empirics consists of pair interviews with ten (10) students in the age range 9-13 which has been analysed from a content analysis perspective. The conclusion is that the sociocultural perspectives’ different ideas are very much present while pupils play board games in the leisure time centre, and that there is a mainly positive attitude toward board games. However, the study cannot prove that students experience the same learning as studies prove exists.

This study investigates the use of co-operative learning in the teaching of mapwork to Geography students in tertiary education. Diverse methods of teaching Geography mapwork and also theories of learning that are relevant to the teaching of mapwork are discussed. Co-operative learning, and how it can be employed in the teaching of mapwork is fully explained. The study revealed that co-operative learning method can help students to achieve higher marks in mapwork. It is an instructional method that uses small groups of students working together to meet educational goals. The approach relies on interaction and interdependence and thus is especially suited to higher level conceptual tasks requiring problem-solving and decision-making. / Psychology of Education / M. Ed. (Psychology of Education)

This study investigates the use of co-operative learning in the teaching of mapwork to Geography students in tertiary education. Diverse methods of teaching Geography mapwork and also theories of learning that are relevant to the teaching of mapwork are discussed. Co-operative learning, and how it can be employed in the teaching of mapwork is fully explained. The study revealed that co-operative learning method can help students to achieve higher marks in mapwork. It is an instructional method that uses small groups of students working together to meet educational goals. The approach relies on interaction and interdependence and thus is especially suited to higher level conceptual tasks requiring problem-solving and decision-making. / Psychology of Education / M. Ed. (Psychology of Education)

The purpose of this paper was to explore how grammar learning in the English as a second or foreign language classroom can be improved. Our aim was twofold: (1) to investigate the possible effect of implementing Mobile-Assisted Language Learning (MALL) on students’ grammar learning in the Swedish upper secondary level education, and (2) to find out what students’ attitudes are towards such an implementation and how it can impact student motivation. We analyzed and provided an overview of ten articles relating to the subject. The results showed that the use of MALL contributed to improved grammar learning when it was used as a tool to help students analyze and reflect upon specific exercises collaboratively and to help individuals do grammar exercises and tests with a formative purpose. However, the results also showed that MALL was not beneficial if only used as an educational or communicative tool. Lastly, the results showed that students overall had a positive attitude towards the use of MALL in education, despite experiencing some technical difficulties, and that the approach further motivated students’ will to learn. Based on the results, we argued that the use of MALL in the English language classroom coincided well with the guidelines of the curriculum and syllabus for English 5, and that, if used as recommended, MALL could help improve Swedish students’ English grammar learning and their motivation.