Made available in DSpace on 2016-04-04T18:29:36Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 1 Angela MMiranda Doutorado.pdf: 650465 bytes, checksum: 43d5410d78f1959a1bf66961398b4066 (MD5) Previous issue date: 2005-02-11 / The purpose of this study was to investigate the student-teacher bonds nowadays and it was held with a reflection group made up of university students. The interest for this survey came from the researcher s know-how as a professor and her noticing the interference of these bonds in the students lives, personal identification, individual choices, and professional goals. In other words, this work deals about the psychological phenomena that permeate the student-teacher relationship, as well as its influence in the students lives. The participants, whose ages vary from 20 to 40, are sophomore pedagogy graduation students at a university in the state of S?o Paulo. For the development of this study, the Reflection Group technique was used, as well as the theoretical reference point of the Psycho-dynamic Psychology and of the Group Psychotherapies with an Analytical support. A qualitative analysis was carried out, which disclosed the psychological phenomena that percolate the student- teacher interchange. The participants looked back into their past and their first relations with both their parents and their teachers, in order to understand the established bonds with their present professors. The group experience revealed not only the expression but also the form in which the bonds are established both through the eye and the students understanding. Despite all the changes that have occured in the communication and relationship fields, it showed that the teacher still ranks high in the students pychological world, wich determines the links in the present time. / Este trabalho objetivou investigar a qualidade dos v?nculos aluno-professor na atualidade, a partir de um Grupo de Reflex?o de estudantes universit?rios. O interesse por este estudo surgiu a partir da pr?tica do pesquisador como docente e em sua observ?ncia da interfer?ncia dos v?nculos como geradores de identifica??es, escolhas pessoais e profissionais dos alunos, ou seja, os fen?menos ps?quicos que permeiam esta rela??o e as interfer?ncias na vida do aluno. Os participantes s?o estudantes de uma faculdades no interior do Estado de S?o Paulo, do segundo ano do curso de gradua??o em Pedagogia, cuja idade varia de 20 ? 40 anos. Para desenvolvimento do estudo foi utilizada a t?cnica dos Grupos de Reflex?o e o referencial te?rico da Psicologia Psicodin?mica e das Psicoterapias de Grupo com base Anal?tica. Foi realizada an?lise qualitativa que revelou os fen?menos ps?quicos que permeiam o v?nculo aluno-professor. Os participantes fizeram uma busca ao passado nas suas primeiras rela??es com os pais e primeiros professores, para compreenderem as rela??es estabelecidas com os professores na atualidade. A viv?ncia em grupo possibilitou a express?o e elabora??o da forma que se estabelecem os v?nculos pelo olhar e compreens?o dos alunos. Mostraram que com tantas mudan?as no campo da comunica??o e das rela??es, h? um lugar em que o professor ? colocado no mundo ps?quico dos alunos que determina os v?nculos no presente.

Estudos recentes apontam a importância das interações entre professores e alunos no contexto escolar de forma geral. Este trabalho buscou investigar a percepção de alunos do Ensino Médio acerca da interação com seus professores na sala de aula, como percebem o relacionamento com o professor, o que esperam do professor, o que lhes agrada/desagrada na interação com os docentes. Além disso, analisou os modos de interação entre professores e alunos tais como acontecem no cotidiano institucional. Efetuou uma pesquisa qualitativa de tipo etnográfico através de observações participantes em quatro salas de aula de uma escola de Ensino Médio e entrevistas grupais com os alunos voluntários dessas salas. A pesquisa foi desenvolvida numa Escola Estadual de Ensino Fundamental e Médio localizada numa cidade do interior do Estado de São Paulo. Participaram da pesquisa 07 professores e os alunos de quatro salas de aula do referido nível de ensino, totalizando aproximadamente 160 alunos. Para a realização das entrevistas, todos os alunos das salas observadas foram convidados e os participantes foram voluntários. Estabelecemos como critério de categorização do material coletado o seu conteúdo. Desse modo, os resultados foram divididos em dois grupos: a primeira parte trata dos dados referentes ao contexto institucional e às entrevistas com os alunos, e a segunda parte analisa as interações observadas pela pesquisadora em sala de aula. Os resultados da primeira parte evidenciaram que, para os alunos, existem diferentes modos de o professor exercer o poder disciplinar na sala de aula como forma de controle e produção de subjetividades. Aparece a figura do professor amigo, do professor que tem firmeza para ensinar, dentre outros. A partir das observações em sala de aula, emergiram três cenários. No primeiro, vemos o exercício do poder disciplinar de maneira intensa e permanente, para obtenção de um tipo específico de aluno o robô. Já no segundo cenário, aparecem confrontos em que ou o professor ou o aluno precisam se retirar da sala de aula. No terceiro cenário, observamos uma diferenciação na interação professor-aluno na qual não acontece a sujeição total do aluno tampouco este parte para o confronto. Portanto, os resultados apontam para as interações desenvolvidas na escola como dispositivos disciplinares, tais como descritos por Foucault, mas revelam também as invenções ou linhas de fugas que se constituem nos limites deste dispositivo, tal como prevê Deleuze. / Recent studies show the importance of classroom interaction in schools. This study investigated High School students perception about their interaction with teachers inside the class. It focused on what students expect from a teacher, and what they like/ dislike when interacting with a teacher. A qualitative research ethnography was made by observing the participants in four High School classrooms and group interviews with voluntary students from these classrooms. The research was conducted in a State Elementary and High School in a Sao Paulo State city. Participating in the research were seven teachers and the students of four different classrooms referring to the learning level, totaling around one hundred and sixty students. The content and gathered material were established as a criterion. This way the results were divided in two groups: the first part was referent data to the institutional context and students interviews and, the second part analyzed the interactions observed with students by the researcher inside the classroom. Results from the first part show that for the students, there are different ways for the teacher to exert power of discipline inside the class as a way to control them. The teacher-friend, firmness to teach teacher figures show, amongst others. From classroom observation three scenes emerged. In the first one, we see the exercise of discipline power in an intense and permanent way to get a specific type of student the robot student. In the second scene, confrontation shows and in this case, student or teacher may have to leave the class. Third scene we observed a differentiation in the interaction between student teacher in which the student does not question the teacher so there is no confrontation. The results point to the developed interactions in School as a device to discipline, as described by Foucault but they also show the lines off light or inventions that are within the limits of devices as required Deleuze.

abstract: Student teachers in their final year of college preparation enter a profession that is facing a severe shortage and an alarming rate of attrition. Novice teachers, those with five or fewer years of experience, are faced with myriad challenges that makes retention a problem for the colleges preparing them, the school districts that hire them, and the students that need them in their classrooms. This mixed methods action research study investigated an innovation designed to build student teacher self-efficacy. The expectation was it would increase the likelihood that new graduates would stay in the profession. The innovation taught student teachers to conduct action research within communities of practice. The Concerns-Based Adoption Model was used to monitor their progress. It involved two phases. The first phase measured student teacher self-efficacy prior to and following the innovation, and the second phase measured self-efficacy of former graduates, novice teachers, who had graduated from the preparation same program. Both populations were interviewed to elaborate on the self-efficacy data. Results suggested that student teachers who conducted action research within communities of practice showed a significant increase in self-efficacy. Specifically, the structure of action research guiding their collaborative efforts at problem-solving played a substantial role in increasing their confidence to face their future classroom challenges. The study also found that novice teachers who had performed the same action research within communities of practice retained a higher level of self-efficacy in their first five years of practice. / Dissertation/Thesis / Doctoral Dissertation Educational Leadership and Policy Studies 2019

The purpose of this study is to investigate the artistic identity of high school females and the relationships they have with their art teachers. The research compiled my own experience as a high school student with the reflections of five participants who graduated from high school within the past five years. Each participant was interviewed about her time in high school related to art, including relationships and events in and outside of the art classroom. The themes that emerged from each participant's experience brought about the conclusion that the high school artistic identity is comprised of action, product, space, and perception. Uncovering the artistic identity of the high school student highlights the importance of the art teacher and the physical and emotional space they create in the art room.

This phenomenological study explored how college students’ perceptions of experiences with their secondary mathematics teachers affected their mathematical identities. The study was rooted in Wenger’s notion that learning is an experience of identity and Dewey’s theory that all experiences are inextricably linked to past and future experiences. Constructed narratives of eight college developmental mathematics students with high and low levels of mathematics anxiety were created from autobiographical essays and semistructured interviews. Analysis of the constructed narratives employed a deductive coding process using a priori themes related to experiences with secondary teachers and dimensions of mathematical identity. The study answered three research questions: What kind of experiences did students recall having with their secondary mathematics teachers? How did students perceive that those experiences influenced their mathematical identities? What common student experiences positively or negatively affecting mathematical identity emerged from the data? Two general factors that affect student mathematical identity emerged from the research: student-teacher interactions and student-mathematics interactions. Interconnectivity existed between positive student-teacher relationships, meaningful student-mathematics interactions, and strong mathematical identities. Positive student-teacher relationships were foundational to the overall connection.

This study investigated the relationships between early adolescent substance use and perceptions of school climate and attitudes towards school using self-report data from a sample of 443 middle school students. The present study examined school climate and attitudes towards school comprehensively in order to identify important relationships between these classes of variables and multiple types of substance use in early adolescents. The results of the study include that the model of school climate consisting of six factors (fairness, order and discipline, parental involvement, sharing or resources, student interpersonal relations, and student-teacher relations) accurately predicted 11% of the variance in middle school students' alcohol use. Additionally, the study found the model of attitudes towards school consisting of four factors (school satisfaction, academic self-efficacy, school belonging, and goal valuation) accurately predicted 13% of the variance in students' alcohol use and 4% of the variance in students' use of illicit drugs. Substance use was most highly associated with student-teacher relations, academic self-efficacy, and attachment to school. Implications for practice are discussed.

The aim of this study is to compare attitudes to change among innovation and economics students and teachers at one of the universities in Sweden.Data about students’ and teachers’ attitudes to change was gathered using a survey.Keeping in mind that knowledge can lower ones resistance this study is based on a hypothesis that individuals from the innovations program have a lower resistance to change. The study is also based on earlier research in regards to comparisons between students and teachers.The results of the study show that teachers have less resistance to change than students. Individuals in the innovation program are however less resistant to change than individuals in the economics program.One can discuss whether or not results of the study show that the hypothesis is correct.The difference between individuals in the economics- and the innovation program are statistically significant and has moderate effects in reality. The differences between teachers and students are statistically significant but only have a small effect.It is however a starting-point for future studies that will possibly explore the subject more profoundly. / Målet med den studien är att jämföra attityder mot förändring hos studenter och lärare på Innovationsprogrammet och Ekonomprogrammet på en högskola i Sverige.Data om attityder mot förändring hos lärare och studenter på båda program samlades in med hjälp av en enkätstudie.Med tanken om att kunskap kan minska ens motstånd utgår studien från en hypotes om att individer inom innovationsprogrammet har lägre motstånd till förändring. Studien utgår även från tidigare studier när det gäller jämförelser mellan studenter och lärare.Resultat av studien visar att lärarna är mer benägna till förändring än studenterna. Däremot visar individerna på Innovationsprogrammet mindre motstånd till förändring än individerna på Ekonomprogrammet.Man kan diskutera om resultaten har visat att hypoteserna är rätt eller inte. Skillnaden mellan individer på Innovationsprogrammet och Ekonomprogrammet är statistiskt signifikant och har en moderat effekt i verkligheten. Skillnaden mellan studenterna och lärarna är statistiskt signifikant men har endast en liten effekt.Resultaten kan däremot vara en utgångspunkt för vidare, mer djupgående forskning.

The purpose of this microethnography was to explore and describe the rural schooling experiences of one female adolescent who lives in a one industry, non-farming rural village and attends high school in a nearby small town. The pursuit of a post-secondary education usually results in the out-migration of local youth. This study describes and explores: (a) the ways in which the school environment and the interactions between the adolescent participant and her network educators shaped the meanings she ascribed to schooling; (b) the meanings of school curriculum for the adolescent participant; (c) the meanings of academic achievement for the adolescent participant; and (d) the role of the adolescent’s parents in her education at home and at school and the ways in which interactions between the adolescent and her parents shaped the meanings she ascribed to schooling. Data collection took place on site over 12 consecutive weeks and two re-visits which each lasted one week. The methods of data acquisition included participant observation, interviewing, document analyses, and photographs of local places. The adolescent participant’s mother and father and five educators at her high school also participated in this microethnography. Through addressing the specific rural issues and concerns of the rural context in which this microethnography took place this research reveals a deeper understanding of one adolescent’s rural schooling experiences. Implications for future rural schooling practices and research are discussed. / Thesis (Master, Education) -- Queen's University, 2007-09-26 08:13:17.519

ABSTRACT A SURVEY ABOUT THE OPINIONS OF STUDENT PHYSICS TEACHERS, SUPERVISORS AND MENTORS ON PRACTICE TEACHING COURSE &Ccedil / etin Se&ccedil / kin, Nihan M.S., Department of Secondary Science and Mathematics Education Supervisor: Assist. Prof. Dr. Ali Eryilmaz August 2005, 136 pages The purpose of this survey is to describe the opinions of student physics teachers registered in the Practice Teaching Course, supervisors giving that course for physics education students in the Secondary Science and Maths Education Departments of Education Faculties in Turkey and the mentors of student physics teachers at co-ordinating schools on practice teaching course. After reviewing the related literature, three prallel questionnaires were developed depending on the formal directive of Ministry of National Education (MEB) and the handbook of Higher Education Council (Y&Ouml / K) about practice teaching. The research was conducted on 142 student physics teachers registered in the Practice Teaching Course in 2004- 2005 spring semester and 14 supervisors giving this course in 7 Secondary Science and Maths Education Departments of Education Faculties and 10 mentors in 7 co-ordinating schools in Turkey.. The analysis of data was made by using SPSS 10. According to the findings from the study, the formally stated responsibilities and procedures related with practice teaching in the directive do not overlap with the actual ones completely, participants do not carry out all their responsibilities as stated in the directive, physical conditions of co-ordinating schools are not adequate for teacher education, and insufficient number of supervisors in the faculties and lacking of co-ordination among the units in practice teaching cause many problems.

Thesis (M.A.T.) -- School for International Training, 2006. / Advisor -- Paul Levasseur Includes bibliographical references (leaves 60).