Questo lavoro di ricerca si colloca nell’ambito della Social Work Education e indaga gli Stage sperimentali in Servizio sociale, una nuova forma di tirocinio proposta al terzo anno del corso di laurea in Scienze del Servizio Sociale dell’Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore di Milano e Brescia. La tesi osserva l’evoluzione della professione di assistente sociale e della sua formazione, dedica attenzione alla Social Work Education di stampo relazionale ed in particolare a delle esperienze di campo innovative a livello internazionale. La parte empirica si concentra sugli Stage sperimentali: attraverso uno strumento originale sono stati raccolti 315 questionari on-line da laureati tra l’anno accademico 2008-2009 e 2014-2015 che hanno sostenuto questa attività. L’indagine ha osservato le caratteristiche fondamentali dei progetti realizzati sul campo e ha riscontrato continuità con il modello teorico degli Stage basato sull’approccio relazionale; si è infatti rilevata la presenza negli Stage sperimentali di: costruzione partecipata delle progettualità, ingaggio di collaboratori riflessivi non necessariamente professionali, innovazione relativa rispetto al contesto. Si è anche rilevato il proseguire di un numero rilevante progetti al termine degli Stage curricolari grazie al contributo dei partner coinvolti e lo scaturire dalle esperienze di Stage di nuove occasioni di lavoro per i neo assistenti sociali. / This study takes palce in the field of Social Work Education and investigates the Social Work Unconventional Placements, a new frame of placement proposed at the third year of Catholic University Social Work degree (Milan-Brescia). The thesis argues the evolution of Social Work profession and its education, giving attention to the Relational-way of Social Work Education and to international innovative practice learning experiences. The research project focused on Unconventional Placement inspired by Relational Social Work method. To collect data and opinions of UC Social Work bachelors an original survey was created. The on-line survey was administered to 315 former-social work students that practiced this activity in 2008-2015. The research explored the main characteristics of the Unconventional Placements realized by the students during their Social work education path. Findings from the study confirmed the presence of distinctive traits related to the theoretic model of Unconventional Placement developed in Relational SWE framework: participatory approach to projects, reflexive involvement of professional/non-professional partners, innovation in the specific context. The survey observes the carry on of a considerable number of projects after the end of curricular placements, through the community project partners activation; from Unconventional Placements emerge new job opportunities for new social workers involved.

This master thesis deals with some elements of information literacy throught the term netiquette. The netiquette's relation with etics and etiquette is described in the theoretical part. This part's interest lies in the organisations engaged in netiquette, cyberspace, language and chosen elements of information literacy in connection with the computer literacy. The empirical part of the research handles the knowledge of netiquette at 4th and 5th grade students of elementary schools. Using an anonymous questionnary, the research's objective was to discover the acquaintance of the term netiquette and to realise the differences of the acquirement according to the size of the location of their elementary school, to the sex of subject and to the socioeconomic status of students. The research detects the relation of the information literacy with more facts, as having computer at home, knowing how to use computer and internet, managing the basic manipulation, being familiar with the safety rules. According to the investigation, all the asken students have modern technologies at home with ratio of 27% of the students on the countryside and 59% of the students living in a town, overal 43% of asked subjects are familiar with the netiquette. Even instructed students happen to break the safety rules. The...

Submitted by Filipe dos Santos (fsantos@pucsp.br) on 2018-07-11T12:30:06Z No. of bitstreams: 1 Ivonete da Silva.pdf: 2447127 bytes, checksum: db706a58544e651aa82190d195c1443c (MD5) / Made available in DSpace on 2018-07-11T12:30:06Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 1 Ivonete da Silva.pdf: 2447127 bytes, checksum: db706a58544e651aa82190d195c1443c (MD5) Previous issue date: 2018-03-26 / Coordenação de Aperfeiçoamento de Pessoal de Nível Superior - CAPES / In this thesis, we start from the assumption that daily micro-resistance, a term forged from the thinking of Michel de Certeau (2013), is a perspective capable of allowing, perceiving and capturing what is happening in social and institutional spaces through tactics silent and subtle ones that act on the dominant system, interfering heavily on their own goals or purposes. It suggests that the author "play the game" through cunning to, within the established order, produce his own resistance and small and great transformations. It is a political action and competence that we will base our argument on the object of this research: the daily practice of teaching pedagogy in the Institutions of Higher Education of the Private Network in the city of São Paulo - IES-RP / SP. Our intention is to analyze the tactics used by teachers inserted in 02 IES-RP / SP, identified active in the Ministry of Education and Culture - MEC between May 2015 and February 2016; to identify the teacher as determining subjects that metaphorize the dominant order, transforming and materializing, albeit in relative independence, their commitment to a quality education, reiterating the project of the profession in opposition to the marketing idea of education. As subjects of this research, we interviewed social assistant teachers who carry out the pedagogical teaching practice at IES / RP-SP, with on-site courses of Undergraduate Social Work. As a methodological approach, we opted for the multidimensional perspective presented by Morin (2013), constructing the method path in the research development process, articulating different correlated knowledge to the object of study, such as Microhistory, presented by Barros (2013) . Among the results, it was possible to identify in the teachers' narratives axioms of continuity, resistances, oppositions, interactions, fruition, creativity in the diagram of cultural exchanges in a hologramatic and recursive movement, conferring to the anonymous spaces new forms of resistance, thus revealed, in the microresistences / Nesta tese, partimos do pressuposto de que as microrresistências cotidianas, termo forjado a partir do pensamento de Michel de Certeau (2013), constitui-se em perspectiva capaz de permitir, perceber e captar o que se passa nos espaços sociais e institucionais através de táticas silenciosas e sutis que atuam sobre o sistema dominante, interferindo fortemente sobre seus próprios objetivos ou propósitos. Sugere o autor “jogar o jogo” através da astúcia para, por dentro da ordem instituída, produzir a própria resistência e as pequenas e grandes transformações. Trata-se de uma ação política e de competência a qual balizaremos nossa argumentação sobre o objeto desta pesquisa: o cotidiano da prática pedagogia do docente nas Instituições de Ensino Superior da Rede Privada na cidade de São Paulo – IES-RP/SP. Nossa intenção consiste em analisar as táticas utilizadas por docentes inseridos em 02 IES-RP/SP, identificadas ativas no Ministério de Educação e Cultura – MEC entre maio de 2015 a fevereiro de 2016; identificar o docente como sujeitos determinantes que metaforizam a ordem dominante, transformando e materializando, ainda que numa independência relativa, seu compromisso com uma formação de qualidade, reiterando o projeto da profissão em oposição a ideia mercadológica de educação. Como sujeitos desta pesquisa, entrevistamos professores assistentes sociais que exercem a prática pedagógica docente em IES/RP-SP, com cursos presenciais de Graduação em Serviço Social. Como abordagem metodológica optamos pela perspectiva multidimensional apresentada por Morin (2013), construindo o caminho do método no processo de desenvolvimento da pesquisa, articulando diferentes conhecimentos correlatos ao objeto de estudo como, por exemplo, a Micro-História, apresentada por Barros (2013). Dentre os resultados, foi possível identificar nas narrativas dos docentes axiomas de continuidade, resistências, oposições, interações, fruição, criatividade no diagrama das trocas culturais em um movimento hologramático e recursivo, conferindo aos espaços anônimos novas formas de resistência, reveladas assim, nas microrresistências

Made available in DSpace on 2015-03-04T20:05:57Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 0 Previous issue date: 19 / Coordenação de Aperfeiçoamento de Pessoal de Nível Superior / Esta pesquisa trata das relações que as mulheres trabalhadoras domésticas estabelecem com o saber. O objetivo central foi compreender as relações destas mulheres com o saber escolar e com o saber de suas experiências de trabalho contribuindo para reflexões sobre o PROEJA. Foram realizadas entrevistas inspiradas na metodologia de histórias de vida de Josso (2004), com seis mulheres alunas da EJA que são atualmente ou que já foram trabalhadoras domésticas. Foram realizados encontros individuais para entrevistas e, por último, uma conversa coletiva com o grupo de mulheres. Saliento que a metodologia utilizada propiciou uma oportunidade de formação para as participantes, segundo Josso, “uma experiência formadora”. Destaco como referencial teórico utilizado os estudos de Schwartz (2000, 2003), Charlot (2000, 2001) e Malglaive (1995) sobre o saber e a relação com o saber; Josso (2004) sobre pesquisa-formação e histórias de vida, o que também fundamentou a metodologia utilizada; Lagarde (2005) com reflexões sobre gê / The present research addresses the relationship women working as house keepers establish with knowledge. The main goal was to understand the relations those women create with school knowledge and the knowledge acquired in their line of work contributing to discussions on the PROEJA. Inspired by Josso’s life history methodology (2004), we interviewed six house keepers who attend night school in a Brazilian project called EJA (Youth and Adult Education), first individually and then collectively. We would like to emphasize the fact that the methodology has led to an opportunity of formation for the six women involved, which Josso calls “formative experience”. The theoretical references are the studies by Schwartz (2000, 2003), Charlot (2000, 2001) and Malglaive (1995) on knowledge and the relations with knowledge; Josso (2004) on formative-research and life history, which has also been the basis for the methodology used on this research; Lagarde (2005) on reflections on gender. The research showed that in the co

Submitted by admin tede (tede@pucgoias.edu.br) on 2017-11-22T11:22:56Z No. of bitstreams: 1 JÚLIO CÉZAR GARCIA.pdf: 2705284 bytes, checksum: b7f2638bec5ae99f91284cf1208f5a23 (MD5) / Made available in DSpace on 2017-11-22T11:22:57Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 1 JÚLIO CÉZAR GARCIA.pdf: 2705284 bytes, checksum: b7f2638bec5ae99f91284cf1208f5a23 (MD5) Previous issue date: 2017-09-13 / The present study, conceived in the Post-Graduation Program in Education of PUC - Goiás, in the Line of Research "State, Policies and Educational Institutions", had as object of research the Integrated High School (EMI). This modality of teaching presents itself as a possibility of emancipatory education capable of transforming the lives of thousands of young people and adolescents assuming the possibility of an integral and omnilateral formation of the human being. The general objective of this work was to identify and analyze the teachers' perception about the design of the EMI in the Federal Goiano Institute, having this institution as the locus of the research and its teachers as subjects. In its methodological course the principles of the qualitative research were adopted having as investigative referential the dialectical historical materialism. In the techniques for data collection, questionnaires were applied to the 630 teachers of the institution where the return of 149 responses was obtained. Another technique used was documentary analysis through the examination of the PPCs of the integrated technical courses of informatics and agriculture. In the elaboration of the theoretical reference, the study started from the analysis of work as a creative activity of man and as the central category of the process of its humanization, in order to understand how the transformation of the biological being into social being occurs through the mediation of work with nature. We were also interested in understanding how the capitalist mode of production transforms the creativity of work through a process that involves the relation between things, with predominance of the object over the subject. Polytechnic education is also discussed as the possibility of breaking school as an instrument of alienation of man by the new social relations of production imposed by capitalism. The historical elements that determined the educational policies regarding professional education and its relationship with society in the historical context of Brazilian education and the presentation of the general guidelines that guided the Professional Education Reforms undertaken by the governments FHC and Lula are analyzed, focusing, in particular , which implied the structural separation between high school and technical education, revealing the historical, political and social process in which they were built. The results found regarding the teachers' perception about the EMI indicated that there is, for the most part, an ignorance of the principles and foundations that govern this modality of teaching, prevailing still a vision of training for the labor market to the detriment of an omnilateral formation , indicating the necessary continuing education of teachers. It is emphasized in the research findings that the consolidation of an integral human formation involves questions that pervade the institution's pedagogical organization, involving political, economic and social impasses characteristic of a class-divided society and which are challenges to be faced for the establishment of an omnilateral educational proposal as a "crossing" to an equitable society that breaks with the logic of the capitalist system. / O presente estudo, concebido no Programa de Pós-graduação em Educação da PUC – Goiás, na Linha de Pesquisa “Estado, Políticas e Instituições Educacionais”, teve como objeto de pesquisa o Ensino Médio Integrado (EMI). Tal modalidade de ensino apresenta-se como uma possibilidade de uma educação emancipatória capaz de transformar as vidas de milhares de jovens e adolescentes, assumindo a possibilidade de uma formação integral e omnilateral do ser humano. O objetivo geral do trabalho foi identificar e analisar a percepção dos professores sobre a concepção do EMI no Instituto Federal Goiano tendo essa instituição como o lócus da pesquisa e seus professores como sujeitos. Em seu percurso metodológico adotou-se os princípios da pesquisa qualitativa tendo como referencial investigativo o materialismo histórico dialético. Nas técnicas para coleta de dados, foram aplicados questionários aos 630 professores da instituição pesquisada, tendo obtido o retorno de 149 respostas. Outra técnica utilizada foi análise documental por meio do exame dos PPCs dos cursos técnicos integrados de informática e agropecuária. Na elaboração do referencial teórico, o estudo partiu da análise do trabalho como atividade criativa do homem e como categoria central do processo de sua humanização, de modo a compreender como ocorre a transformação do ser biológico em ser social, pela mediação do trabalho com a natureza. Interessou-nos, ainda, perceber como o modo de produção capitalista transforma a criatividade do trabalho por meio de um processo que envolve a relação entre as coisas, com predomínio do objeto sobre o sujeito. Discute-se ainda a educação politécnica como possibilidade de rompimento da escola como instrumento de alienação do homem pelas novas relações sociais de produção impostas pelo capitalismo. São analisados os elementos históricos que determinaram as políticas educacionais referentes ao ensino profissional e sua relação com a sociedade no contexto histórico da educação brasileira e apresentação das linhas gerais que orientaram as Reformas da Educação Profissional, empreendidas pelos governos FHC e Lula, enfocando, em particular, as que implicaram separação estrutural entre o ensino médio e o técnico, revelando o processo histórico, político e social nas quais foram construídas. Os resultados encontrados quanto à percepção dos professores sobre o EMI, indicaram que há, na sua maioria, um desconhecimento dos princípios e fundamentos que regem essa modalidade de ensino, prevalecendo ainda uma visão de formação para o mercado de trabalho em detrimento a uma formação omnilateral, indicando a necessária formação continuada dos docentes. Ressalta-se nos achados da pesquisa, que a consolidação de uma formação humana integral envolve questões que perpassam a organização pedagógica da instituição, envolvendo impasses políticos, econômicos e sociais próprios de uma sociedade cindida em classes e que são desafios a serem enfrentados para o estabelecimento de uma proposta educacional omnilateral enquanto “travessia” para uma sociedade equânime que rompa com a lógica do sistema capitalista.

Anti-fat bias and the resulting discriminatory behavior is widely documented and impacts almost every aspect of an obese person’s life, including healthcare/insurance, education, employment, interpersonal relationships, and protection under the law. This has serious psychological, social, physical health, and economic consequences for the obese person. The non-social work related literature provides an abundance of evidence that when obese people seek assistance from a helping professional, they are met with the same anti-fat bias and discrimination present in other areas of their lives. Recognizing that anti-fat bias can lead to negative practice behaviors with obese patients and clients, many professional education programs have implemented curriculum modules and trainings focused on bias reduction. Unfortunately, there is little evidence regarding the existence of anti-fat bias among social work professionals and no evidence regarding whether social work education is including obesity and related issues in its curriculum. Utilizing the Anti-fat Attitudes Test (AFAT), the Universal Measure of Bias-FAT (UMB-FAT), and researcher created inventories, this study surveyed 129 social work educators in Appalachia to explore whether they have an anti-fat bias, if they include issues related to fat in their courses, and if so, is curriculum inclusion adhering to the dominant biomedical discourse or taking a social justice oriented approach. Findings suggest that social work educators in Appalachia hold mostly positive attitudes toward fat individuals and when negative attitudes are present they are related to physical attractiveness and romantic attraction. The data also suggest that social work educators from the southern region of Appalachia hold more anti-fat bias than educators from other regions. The study indicates that social work educators feel that obesity and related issues are worthy of attention from the profession, but they are less convinced that they should be addressing the topic(s) in the courses they teach. Social work educators who do include obesity in their courses tend to focus on exposing students to foundational social justice knowledge and how to recognize oppression and discrimination but they do not prepare them to provide services for and advocate for obese clients. Regional differences in curriculum topics are discussed. Results from the study have important implications for professional social work education. Limitations of the study and areas for further research are considered.

This study uses anti-carceral feminist logic to explore the cultural meanings, criminal implications, and neoliberal influence that shape the landscape of social work education about the sex trades in the United States and transnationally. "What are social work instructors teaching students about the sex trades in coursework?" is the question that directs the study, which uses a feminist qualitative methodology inclusive of intersectional feminist epistemology as well as direct content analysis. To answer this question, I analyzed 20 social work course syllabi from sex trade related courses across the contiguous United States and interviewed 20 social work instructors from 14 different states. Study findings show that course content represents people in the sex trades primarily as victimized cisgender women and girls with a significant focus on sex trafficking, especially within the Global South. While there is some course content that portrays sex trade workers as having complex and autonomous experiences, this material is limited to courses that have "sex" or "sexuality" in the title (i.e. "sex trafficking" or "sexuality and social work" courses). Furthermore, course content that represents the intersectional experiences and impact of systemic violence encountered by trans women of color and LGBTQ+ people is underrepresented in the sample--confined to two course syllabi and visibly absent from remaining syllabi. The sample indicates the prevalence of carceral approaches to the sex trades with an unexamined and racially-biased emphasis upon rescue and/or incarceration. This project provides significant implications for social work education about the necessity of an anti-carceral feminist, intersectional, and consequently, an anti-oppressive approach to teaching about the sex trades.

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published_or_final_version / Social Work / Master / Master of Social Sciences

Statistics corroborate the substantial and deleterious impact of substance abuse to both client and client systems. Social workers are regularly exposed to clients who are directly or indirectly affected by substance abuse. A random survey of social workers working with Anglophone and Allophone populations on the island of Montreal was conducted to evaluate the workers perceived ability to recognize and respond to the needs of this client group. Links were drawn to the various ways in which social workers developed their knowledge about addiction and to the worker's formal social work education. The study demonstrates the inadequacy of the formal social work program to address the problem of substance abuse. The implications for schools of social work and the need to develop core curriculum as well as specializations in substance abuse are presented.