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Amazônia usurpada e o direito ao passado regional: um estudo sobre a História Regional no Currículo da Secretaria Municipal de Educação de Manaus (1989 – 2020)
(Universidade Federal do Pará, 2021-12-13) MENDONÇA, Marúcio José Bezerra; FERREIRA, Eliana Ramos; http://lattes.cnpq.br/8121954088119834
The objective of the present research was to understand how the teaching of Regional History has been given in municipal public schools in the city of Manaus, presenting a methodological alternative based on the use of Didactic Sequence to streamline the teaching of Regional School History. In this sense, we seek to trace the advances and setbacks of Regional History in the curricular proposals of the Municipal Department of Education of Manaus (SEMED), starting from the analysis of the curricular proposals elaborated for the subject of Fundamentals of History of Amazonas - FHA, between the last decade of the 20th century and the first decade of the 21st century, when there was its extinction, and the curricular proposals for the teaching of History elaborated in the second decade of the 21st century. The arguments made in the different written and oral sources indicated that the Regional History presented in the curricular proposals of Manaus has been restricted to the teaching of the History of the State of Amazonas, with the idea of an Amazonian identity being forgotten in these debates. We analyze the conceptions and challenges presented by teachers about the teaching of Regional History and the struggle for the return of contents on Regional History to the curriculum. The locus was the Escola Municipal Helena Augusta Walcott, one of the educational units of SEMED-Manaus, located in the eastern zone of Manaus. The field research for the elaboration of the educational intervention proposal was carried out between two classes, one from the 7th grade and the other from the 8th grade, in the morning shift. Based on diagnoses, reality and students' school knowledge, we present a proposal for a Didactic Sequence called Usurped Amazon: the right to the regional past, conceived from the decolonial ideals, as a methodological strategy to dynamize and enhance the teaching of History.
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O blog no ensino de estudos amazônicos: materiais didáticos em questão
(Universidade Federal do Pará, 2022-09-30) OLIVEIRA, Leonardo da Costa; FERREIRA, Eliana Ramos; http://lattes.cnpq.br/8121954088119834
This master's thesis aims to analyze the access forms of EMEF João Paulo II teachers to the teaching materials of the curricular component Amazon studies through the absence of a textbook that meets the specificities of the school discipline in question. Also part of the restlessness of the work was the peculiarity of the discipline in it is curricular design, as well as it is interdisciplinary characteristic. It was verified the relevance of the teaching materials used by the teachers in the classes of Amazonian Studies, as well as their strategies of production of them. And as a proposal for mediation for the concerns that motivated the present work, the research presents as a didactic product the blog, here used as a pedagogical resource. Considering the Internet a space made of navigable information circuits and a virtual world of communication that expands indefinitely, both teachers and students of Basic Education, who are connected to the World Computer Network, can be have an opportunity to access teaching materials related to the curricular component Amazonian Studies. To realize the proposed objectives of this dissertation, was chosen from the methodological perspective of the case study in a qualitative approach that uses as an instrument for data collection closed questionnaire, interviews and documentary analysis.
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Narrativas e conhecimentos históricos substantivos: um estudo com alunos do 9º ano do município de Tailândia/PA
(Universidade Federal do Pará, 2019-02-05) NANEZ, Otto Jorge da Silva; FERREIRA, Eliana Ramos; http://lattes.cnpq.br/8121954088119834
The aim of the study was to understand how elementary school students mobilize elements and operations of historical thought when challenged to narrate the history of black slavery in Brazil. The task faced by the research subjects provoked a series of cognitive movements: selecting events, characters, spaces and concepts in the long temporality, interpreting them and articulating them in an explanatory and coherent account. To achieve the proposed objectives, the investigation dialogued with the theories of the historian Jörn Rüsen and with the reflections of the field of historical education, discussing the specificities of the narrative in the production of historical knowledge and its relationship with the Historical learning and the formation of historical thought/consciousness. In the methodological course of qualitative nature, we attempted to articulate the contributions of Rüsen with referential from empirical researches in order to subside the analysis of the collected material. Twenty-three students from a 9th grade class from a municipal school in Thailand, Pará, participated in the study. The description and analysis of historical markers (substantive content, historical, spatial and temporal agents), characterized as structural substantive historical concepts and the way they articulate in the collected narratives were performed. The analysis and reflection made it possible to highlight the way students apprehend their historical knowledge about the historical concept of black slavery in Brazil, how they mobilize historical markers and basic notions of thought Historical as those of explanation, causality and relations between the temporal dimensions, which can help researchers and teachers in the task of understanding the processes of formation of thought and historical consciousness.