Esta pesquisa trata da trajetória do Projeto de Educação Ambiental: Águas e Urbanização, assessorado pelo Laboratório de Pesquisa e Ensino em Ciências Humanas da Faculdade de Educação da Universidade de São Paulo (LAPECH-FEUSP), sob a coordenação das professoras doutoras Nídia Nacib Pontuschka e Circe Maria Fernandes Bittencourt, financiado pela Fundação Coordenação de Aperfeiçoamento de Pessoal de Nível Superior (CAPES), em quatro escolas públicas, na Região Metropolitana de São Paulo, nos anos de 1993-1995. A análise tem como enfoque principal uma das dimensões do Projeto, a formação inicial e continuada dos professores, centrada na escola e respectivas comunidades. Essa formação deu-se no âmbito de um Projeto de pesquisa e de formulação de práticas pedagógicas; produção de material didático para as quatro escolas envolvidas e elaboração de pesquisa para Universidade. Trata-se, portanto, de análise qualitativa de pesquisa colaborativa entre Universidade e escolas. O trabalho com a memória oral dos sujeitos sociais envolvidos no Projeto de 1993-1995, e suas práticas pedagógicas, durante esses dez anos, demonstram que esse Projeto está vivo, com suas concepções internalizadas e que sempre que os contextos sugerem, são propícios e o sustentam, esses educadores encontram meios de colocá-lo em prática, considerando as diferentes situações. É apresentada também uma análise comparativa dos limites e possibilidades da Educação Ambiental com abordagem interdisciplinar, na escola pública e suas comunidades, como lugar de produção e socialização de conhecimento, promovendo a formação de educadores e educandos. / This research deals with the Environmental Education Project: \"Waters and Urbanisation\", done at the Laboratory of Research and Teaching in Human Sciences of the Education College of São Paulo University (LAPECH-FEUSP), under the coordination of Professors Doctor Nidia Nacib Pontuschka and Doctor Circe Maria Fernandes Bittencourt, financed by the the Foundation for Coordination of Improvement of College Level Personnel (CAPES) and undertaken at four public schools in the São Paulo Metropolitan Area during 1993 to 1995. The analysis is concerned with one of the dimensions of the Project, namely the formation of teachers, initially and continued, centered in the schools and their communities. This formation was given in the scope of a research project and the formulation of pedagogical practices, production of didactic material for the four schools involved and elaboration of the research for the University. Therefore it is a qualitative analysis of a joint research project between the University and the schools. The survey of the oral memory of the social subjects involved in the 1993-1995 project, and their pedagogical practices during these ten years, demonstrate that this project is alive, their conceptions internalised and when the contexts suggest, are propitious and stimulating, these educators find ways to put them into practice. A comparative analysis of the limits and possibilities of Environmental Education as interdisciplinary approach in the public schools and communities is also presented, as a place for production and socialization of knowledge, toward the formation of educators and educated.

RESUME This diploma is dedicated to stress and burnout syndrom. Objective of this diploma is to find out what is the rate of mental strain concerning burnout syndrom and to map occurence of burnout syndrom for kindergarten teachers. We were interested how burnout syndrom is impacted by professional experience, number of children, place of work, team satisfaction and level of personal satisfaction according to age of teacher. It is focused to teacher's career and to specific stress categories. I have used Maslach Burnout Inventory questionnaire which is standardized for measurement of burnout syndrom and questionnaire dedicated to find out sensitivity against stress. I have used own questionnaire to find out demographic figures. Final result indicates most of teachers are resistant against stress. Burnout syndrom across all three areas was indicated only for one respondent from total number of 100 asked teachers. For 8 teachers burnout syndrom was confirmed in two areas.

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No. of bitstreams: 2 Tese - Valéria Fabiane Braga Ferreira Cabral - 2015.pdf: 8438468 bytes, checksum: 343f29f2528f6bf2f8152b218e69c880 (MD5) license_rdf: 23148 bytes, checksum: 9da0b6dfac957114c6a7714714b86306 (MD5) Previous issue date: 2015-12-10 / Coordenação de Aperfeiçoamento de Pessoal de Nível Superior - CAPES / This research was conducted with 11 students from the Visual Arts Undergraduate Course, Pró-Licenciatura Program, e-learning, at the Visual Arts College – Federal University of Goiás. The data include observations, statements/comments and images posted and gathered during face-to-face meetings, conversation groups, forums discussions and online diary on the digital environment. Two methodological dimensions on the development of practices that stimulate educational experiences outside the formal school environment, although in tune with it. They are proposals developed on Goiânia city’s cultural spaces, among 2009 and 2012, which projected strategies to answer learning/teaching demands not only through digital environments. The second methodological dimension is directed towards the dialogue-oriented inquiry practice that intertwines teacher research and action-research, with a narrative inclined tonic. This inquiry unfolds itself from interests assembled since the undergraduate school, when I used to consider about my own teaching practice, observing how my professional motivations were turning themselves towards the investigative processes, used to and teaching – built during the inquiry process. The analysis focus three points: 1) Appropriation as action form on school practices, boosting pedagogical planning and possibilities of creation; 2) Making/producing as way/attitude on pedagogical spaces, inhabited by feelings and subjectivities, promoting experiences, affecting and provoking behaviors amongst the people involved; 3) Time, space and thinking displacements of a meaning (re)creation for my teaching practice, considering the lived experiences on this e-learning context. An education genre that affected me given its capacity for constitute and expand learning ways established from the experiences with the students in training. A way of apprehending the world, the others and ourselves. / Esta pesquisa foi realizada com onze estudantes do Programa Pró-Licenciatura do Curso de Licenciatura em Artes Visuais, modalidade à distância, da Faculdade de Artes Visuais da Universidade Federal de Goiás. Os dados incluem observações, falas/comentários e imagens postadas e colhidas em encontros presenciais, rodas de conversa, discussões nos fóruns e no diário online no ambiente digital. A investigação combina duas dimensões metodológicas. A primeira dimensão, pedagógica, centrada na elaboração de práticas que estimulam experiências educativas fora do espaço escolar formal, contudo em sintonia com ele. São propostas desenvolvidas em espaços culturais da cidade de Goiânia, entre 2009 e 2012, que projetaram estratégias para atender demandas de aprendizagem/ensino em arte em ambientes não apenas digitais. A segunda dimensão metodológica se direciona à prática investigativa orientada por diálogos que entrecruzam investigação docente com viés narrativo e estratégias da pesquisa-ação. Esta pesquisa desdobra-se de interesses reunidos ainda no curso de graduação quando refletia sobre minha prática docente e observava como minhas motivações profissionais se dirigiam à utilização de processos investigativos para compreender, com os/as participantes ‘como as coisas funcionam’ em nosso próprio – de pesquisa e de ensino – construída durante a pesquisa. A análise foca três pontos: 1) Apropriação como forma de ação em práticas na escola, impulsionando possibilidades de planejamento e criação; 2) Fazer/produzir como formaatitude em espaço pedagógico, habitado por sentimentos e subjetividades, promovendo experiências, afetando e provocando comportamentos nas/os envolvidas/os; 3) Deslocamentos no tempo, espaço e pensamento que desencadeiam um processo de permanente reflexividade sobre o que fazemos. Estamos pontos sintetizam as reflexões e enfatizam a prática da reflexividade como dispositivo para desvelar aspectos do ambiente de atuação docente em artes visuais. Busco a reflexividade no sentido de (re)criar um universo de significações para a minha atuação docente considerando as experiências vividas no contexto deste curso na modalidade à distância. Modalidade de ensino que me afetou pela sua capacidade de construir e ampliar modos de aprendizagens instituídas nas experiências com estudantes em formação e como um modo de apreensão do mundo, de nós mesmos e dos outros.

O problema da relação entre a docência e a pesquisa têm sido um tema amplamente discutido na literatura educacional. Desde os primórdios, com a concepção do professor pesquisador, até os tempos atuais, com as pesquisas colaborativas desenvolvidas tanto no Brasil quanto no exterior, têm surgido várias propostas para a superação da distância existente entre ser professor e ser pesquisador. Algumas dessas propostas acenam a possibilidade de pesquisar sobre a própria prática profissional, como uma tentativa de incorporar os saberes advindos da prática nas pesquisas desenvolvidas pelos professores. Nosso trabalho tem como objetivo analisar inclusão de professores no universo da pesquisa acadêmica em Educação em Ciências, através de uma disciplina chamada \"Introdução à pesquisa em Ensino de Ciências\", ministrada no programa de pós-graduação Interunidades em Ensino de Ciências da Universidade de São Paulo. A pesquisa tenta dar resposta à pergunta: Quais seriam as condições para a inclusão e o reconhecimento do professor no meio acadêmico? A hipótese que norteou o trabalho é que a inclusão do professor na disciplina pressupõe uma via de mão dupla: por um lado, os professores precisam incorporar progressivamente ferramentas e critérios da comunidade científica e por outro, a Academia, representada pelos responsáveis da disciplina, precisa flexibilizar os critérios tradicionais sobre o que é fazer pesquisa para que seja incorporado o genuíno interesse do professor em explorar os saberes de sua prática. Por essa razão, temos centrado a nossa análise nos casos de professores que desejam pesquisar a sua própria prática, por considerar que essa pode ser uma via possível de superação da distância entre a docência e a pesquisa. O referencial teórico foi construído a partir da interação entre os dados coletados e a bibliografia consultada sobre o assunto, derivando na definição de um conjunto de indicadores dos movimentos inclusivos realizados em ambas direções: o movimento do professor para ser incluído na disciplina e o movimento de inclusão realizado pela Academia. A metodologia utilizada na pesquisa foi qualitativa, sendo desenvolvido um estudo de caso junto a duas turmas de professores matriculados na disciplina, acompanhadas durante o semestre em que a disciplina foi ministrada. As técnicas de coleta de dados incorporaram a observação participante, o registro de observação das aulas em notas de campo, a coleta de documentos e o registro em vídeo de algumas aulas. Como técnicas de análise foram utilizadas a análise de conteúdo e a análise de documentos, além da reconstrução da história da disciplina. Foram analisados em profundidade os casos de seis professores que queriam pesquisar sua própria prática. Os resultados mostram que, apesar de haver diferenças nos processos inclusivos dos seis professores, todos eles experimentaram avanços nas suas aprendizagens vinculadas a habilidades e competências necessárias a um pesquisador. Nas conclusões argumentamos que quando determinados critérios da comunidade científica são flexibilizados e quando a Academia realiza esforços de tradução da linguagem acadêmica para a linguagem utilizada pelos professores, e vice-versa, esse processo de inclusão se vê facilitado. / The problem concerning the relationship between teaching and research has been a topic frequently discussed in educational literature. From the beginning, with the conception of teacher researcher, up to the actual times, with the proposal of collaborative researches, there have been several proposals developed in order to superate the distance between teaching and research. Some of these proposals link the possibility of school teacher research his own practice, as a attempt to incorporate his practical knowledge. Our works is intended to analyse basic school teachers´ inclusion on the universe of academic research in Science Education, through a course called \"Introduction to Science Teaching Research\", in the post-graduation programme at University of São Paulo, Brazil. The research is deveoped to answer the question: In which conditions the basic shool teacher should be recognized and included into the academical environment? Our hypotese is that the inclusion of basic school teacher can be understanding through two complemmentary aspects: on the one hand, teachers need to progressively incorporate tools and criteria of the scientific community and, on the other, Academy - represented by the teacher and monitors of the post-graduation course, needs to make mor flexible the traditional criteria related to the meaning of \"research\". For these reason, our analysis is centered on teachers who wish to research their own practice, because this could be a way for overhelming the distance between the two activities, teaching and research. Our theorethical framework was constructed by dialectic interaction between data and literature review. These framework is composed by a set of indicators that suggests movements in both directions: the basic school teacher movement in order to be included into the course and the movement of Academy in order to inlcude this teacher. The methodology was qualitative. A case study was realized in two of the three groups of teachers registered on the post-graduation course in 2004. Data collection techniques included participant observation, registers in field notes, document collection and video records of some classroom episodes. Some techniques of data analyse were: content analysis and document analysis. A reconstruction of the history of the course was an intermediate phase in the process of data analysis. The cases of six basic school teachers, all of them researchers of their own practice, were analysed more deeply. Results shows that in spite of the differences in the inclusion processes of these six teachers, all of them have registered some progress in their learning processes, adquiring some basic habilities typical of researchers. In the conclussions, we argue that when some scientific criteria become more flexible and when Academy make some efforts to translate the language used by teachers into scientific language and to translate the scientific language into a language more comprehensible for teachers, the inclusion process is facilitated.

abstract: The purpose of this action research was to understand how reflective, job-embedded early childhood science professional learning and development (PLD) impacted Early Head Start (EHS) teacher learning and their perceptions toward science with toddlers. Limited content knowledge and lack of formal preparation impact teachers’ understanding of developmentally appropriate science and their capacity to support children to develop science skills. In Arizona, limited availability of early childhood science coursework and no science-related PLD for toddler teachers showed the need for this project. Four literature themes were reviewed: teacher as researcher, how people learn, reflective PLD, and how young children develop scientific thinking skills. The participants were nine EHS teachers who worked at the same Head Start program in five different classrooms in Arizona. The innovation included early childhood science workshops, collaboration and reflecting meetings (CPRM), and electronic correspondence. These were job-embedded, meaning they related to the teachers’ day-to-day work with toddlers. Qualitative data were collected through CPRM transcripts, pre/post-project interviews, and researcher journal entries. Data were analyzed using constant comparative method and grounded theory through open, focused, and selective coding. Results showed that teachers learned about their pedagogy and the capacities of toddlers in their classrooms. Through reflective PLD meetings, teachers developed an understanding of toddlers’ abilities to engage with science. Teachers acquired and implemented teacher research skills and utilized the study of documentation to better understand children’s interests and abilities. They recognized the role of the teacher to provide open-ended materials and time. Moreover, teachers improved their comfort with science and enhanced their observational skills. The teachers then saw their role in supporting science as more active. The researcher concluded that the project helped address the problem of practice. Future research should consider job-embedded PLD as an important approach to supporting data-driven instructional practices and reflection about children’s capabilities and competencies. Keywords: action research, Arizona Early Childhood Workforce Knowledge and Competencies, Arizona’s Infant and Toddler Developmental Guidelines (ITDG), documentation, early childhood science, Early Head Start (EHS), Head Start Early Learning Outcomes Framework (ELOF), inquiry, job-embedded, pedagogy, professional development (PD), reflective professional development, teacher as researcher, teacher research, toddler science / Dissertation/Thesis / Doctoral Dissertation Leadership and Innovation 2019

O objetivo desta dissertação é investigar estratégias planejadas e implementadas para integrar os componentes curriculares do Ensino Médio partindo da área de Linguagens. Para tanto, o que se fez foi uma pesquisa de professor (Freeman, 1998). Optou-se por um desenho metodológico organizado em duas etapas consecutivas. Na 1ª etapa, de caráter bibliográfico e documental, pretendeu-se analisar as possíveis integrações já existentes dentro das disciplinas da área de linguagens e entre elas, em um contexto de Escola Técnica Estadual de São Paulo. Na 2ª etapa da pesquisa, de caráter empírico, o pesquisador participou como docente, introduzindo em suas aulas de Língua Portuguesa e Literatura, por meio de uma Sequência Didática, as integrações identificadas na 1ª etapa, a fim de analisar as percepções dos alunos acerca dessas integrações entre as disciplinas da área de Linguagens. Conclui-se que a integração curricular pode ter início com a postura do Docente em sala de aula. Muito além da abordagem interdisciplinar e transdisciplinar, o Professor pode partir do conteúdo a ser ensinado e ele mesmo estabelecer os pontos de contato com outras disciplinas. Finalmente, aponta que a pesquisa de professor colabora para profissionalização da carreira docente. E no caso específico da área de Letras, a partir da análise da presente pesquisa, indica-se que Literatura tem o potencial para ser um grande centro de integração curricular. / This dissertation aims to investigate planning and implemented strategies to integrate curricular components associated with Language and Language Arts in High School. To accomplish it, a teacher research (Freeman, 1998) was developed. The chosen methodological design was organized in two consecutive phases. The first one has a bibliographical and documental nature. It aimed to analyze integration which already existed within the curricular components and among them, in the context of a Technical School in São Paulo State. The second phase is empirical and the researcher took part as a teacher, introducing in his classes of Portuguese Language and Literature the identified integration of the first phase in order to analyze the students perceptions concerning subject matter integration within the Language area. In conclusion, curricular integration can start by the teachers attitude towards content inside the classroom. Beyond the interdisciplinary and transdisciplinary approach, teacher can start by a specific topic that he needs to teach and establish relationships with other subjects and curricular components. Finally, this research shows that teacher-research collaborates to professionalization of teachers. Apart from that, specifically within Language courses, this research indicates that Literature has the potential to be a great center of curricular integration.

Esta pesquisa trata da trajetória do Projeto de Educação Ambiental: Águas e Urbanização, assessorado pelo Laboratório de Pesquisa e Ensino em Ciências Humanas da Faculdade de Educação da Universidade de São Paulo (LAPECH-FEUSP), sob a coordenação das professoras doutoras Nídia Nacib Pontuschka e Circe Maria Fernandes Bittencourt, financiado pela Fundação Coordenação de Aperfeiçoamento de Pessoal de Nível Superior (CAPES), em quatro escolas públicas, na Região Metropolitana de São Paulo, nos anos de 1993-1995. A análise tem como enfoque principal uma das dimensões do Projeto, a formação inicial e continuada dos professores, centrada na escola e respectivas comunidades. Essa formação deu-se no âmbito de um Projeto de pesquisa e de formulação de práticas pedagógicas; produção de material didático para as quatro escolas envolvidas e elaboração de pesquisa para Universidade. Trata-se, portanto, de análise qualitativa de pesquisa colaborativa entre Universidade e escolas. O trabalho com a memória oral dos sujeitos sociais envolvidos no Projeto de 1993-1995, e suas práticas pedagógicas, durante esses dez anos, demonstram que esse Projeto está vivo, com suas concepções internalizadas e que sempre que os contextos sugerem, são propícios e o sustentam, esses educadores encontram meios de colocá-lo em prática, considerando as diferentes situações. É apresentada também uma análise comparativa dos limites e possibilidades da Educação Ambiental com abordagem interdisciplinar, na escola pública e suas comunidades, como lugar de produção e socialização de conhecimento, promovendo a formação de educadores e educandos. / This research deals with the Environmental Education Project: \"Waters and Urbanisation\", done at the Laboratory of Research and Teaching in Human Sciences of the Education College of São Paulo University (LAPECH-FEUSP), under the coordination of Professors Doctor Nidia Nacib Pontuschka and Doctor Circe Maria Fernandes Bittencourt, financed by the the Foundation for Coordination of Improvement of College Level Personnel (CAPES) and undertaken at four public schools in the São Paulo Metropolitan Area during 1993 to 1995. The analysis is concerned with one of the dimensions of the Project, namely the formation of teachers, initially and continued, centered in the schools and their communities. This formation was given in the scope of a research project and the formulation of pedagogical practices, production of didactic material for the four schools involved and elaboration of the research for the University. Therefore it is a qualitative analysis of a joint research project between the University and the schools. The survey of the oral memory of the social subjects involved in the 1993-1995 project, and their pedagogical practices during these ten years, demonstrate that this project is alive, their conceptions internalised and when the contexts suggest, are propitious and stimulating, these educators find ways to put them into practice. A comparative analysis of the limits and possibilities of Environmental Education as interdisciplinary approach in the public schools and communities is also presented, as a place for production and socialization of knowledge, toward the formation of educators and educated.

In the form of teacher didactical design research, this work addresses a didactical issue encountered during physics teaching in a Swedish upper secondary school. A need for renewed practical laboratory work related to Newtonian mechanics is met by proposing and designing an activity based on high- speed photography using the nowadays omnipresent smartphone, thus bringing new technology into the classroom. The activity – video analysis of the collision physics of football kicks – is designed and evaluated by following a didactical design cycle. The work elaborates on how the proposed laboratory activity relates to the potential and complications of experimental activities in science education, as described in the vast literature on the topic. It is argued that the use of smartphones constitutes an interesting use of new technology for addressing known problems of practical work. Of particular interest is that smartphones offer a way to bridge the gap between the everyday life of students and the world of physics experiments (smartphones are powerful pocket laboratories). The use of smartphones also avoids using unfamiliar laboratory equipment that is known to hinder focus on intended content, while at the same time exploring a powerful tool for data acquisition and analysis. Overall, the use of smartphones (and computers) in this manner can be seen as the result of applying Occam’s razor to didactics: only familiar and readily available instrumentation is used, and skills learned (movie handling and image analysis) are all educationally worthwhile. Although the activity was judged successful, a systematic investigation of learning outcome was out of scope. This means that no strong conclusions can be drawn based on this limited work. Nonetheless, the smartphone activity was well received by the students and should constitute a useful addition to the set of instructional approaches, especially since variation is known to benefit learning. The main failure of the design was an overestimation of student prior knowledge on motion physics (and its application to image data). As a consequence, the activity took required more time and effort than originally anticipated. No severe pitfalls of smartphone usage were identified, but it should be noted that the proposed activity – with its lack of well-defined results due to variations in kick strength – requires that the teacher is capable of efficiently analysing multiple student films (avoiding the feedback process to become overwhelmingly time consuming). If not all student films are evaluated, the feedback to the students may become of low quality, and misconceptions may pass under the radar. On the other hand, given that programming from 2018 will become compulsory, an interesting development of the activity would be to include handling of images and videos using a high-level programming language like Python.

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