Navegando por Autor "CAJANGO, Eunice Maria Figueira"

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Educação matemática e cognição corporificada em uma classe hospitalar: vivências partilhadas
(Universidade Federal do Pará, 2022-04-27) CAJANGO, Eunice Maria Figueira; SALES, Elielson Ribeiro de; http://lattes.cnpq.br/5467537517169068; https://orcid.org/0000-0001-6242-582X
This study aims to analyze how experiences shared by people who attend or have attended hospital classroom reverberate the relation between mathematics education and socio-sensory components, when mathematics education is considered from embodied cognition perspective and, thus, intertwined to the personal paths of pupils and educator. The other research participants are four students and a former student, all of them women, from a hospital class in Belém/PA. The data were produced through semi-structured interviews and pedagogical activities, and are grouped in two central themes: (re)signification of experiences in mathematics education and the intertwining of dialogical paths. Data analysis and discussion are based mainly on studies on pedagogical monitoring in hospital and home environments, as well on studies on mathematics education from the embodied cognition perspective. I believe that results throughout the research carried out the participants support the thesis that when socio-sensory elements are assumed as inseparable from teaching and learning, the experiences related to mathematics education in hospital classroom contribute to the entanglement of the pupils´ repertoire, as well as providing a movement of educator self-training.
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Educação matemática em uma classe hospitalar: relações, enredamentos e continuidades
(Universidade Federal do Pará, 2016-11-23) CAJANGO, Eunice Maria Figueira; SALES, Elielson Ribeiro de; http://lattes.cnpq.br/5467537517169068; https://orcid.org/0000-0001-6242-582X
The core element of the research emerged from the idea of having a look at the scenario which composes the context of education in hospital environments, to investigate if actions related to mathematical education in hospital classes may or not contribute to the well-being of the pupils, as well as favor the continuity of studies after or even during the medical treatment. The research has embodied cognition, from Luis Radford’s perspective, as the theoretical reference. The adopted methodology is the qualitative approach, and the data were collected during math education activities and interviews which took place at a Support House for people undergoing medical treatment in Belém/PA, with nine students whose age range from eleven to fifty-seven years old, and whose schooling ranges from Elementary Education to High School. The data were registered on notes in a field notebook, audio files and videos of the developed activities. There were also interviews with parents, students and teachers, with the aim to collect information about part of the trajectory of each observed student. The data discussion is structured in order to cover two aspects: the importance of the dialogic relationships shaped up in the class environment for the well-being and the involvement of the participants throughout the educational process, and the embodied formation of knowledge shown by the students in relation to the suggested themes. The presentation of the results is divided into two themes: compositions referring to basic geometry and significations as regards standard measurements for length and distance. The final considerations confirm the importance of the teacher’s attendance on students undergoing health treatment, in order to cooperate in the guarantee of the continuity of the educational process. We also understand that there is reliable evidence of the importance of activities that presume embodied aspects while mathematical knowledge is being constituted. We highlight the need to strengthen the partnership between university and hospital education environment, aiming to conduct researches that contribute to widen and strengthen the discussion about public policies for scholars in this situation. Lastly, we suggest the proposition and development of investigation about the educational processes at schooling units that receive pupils during or after health treatment, in order to embrace reflections on inclusive perspective of democratic and universal access to the educational system.