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A acessibilidade de uma escola ribeirinha num dado contexto da Amazônia paraense
(Universidade Estadual Paulista, 2022) FORMIGOSA, Marcos Marques; COSTA, Kélli Cristina de Jesus Ferreira; GIESE, Jhennifer Lorenna Freitas; MILÉO, Irlanda do Socorro de Oliveira
The article analyzes accessibility from a universal design perspective in a riverside school on the Xingu River in Altamira (PA). The research has ethnographic inspirations using data gathered field experiences between 2018 and 2019 in a riverine community. This data was recorded in a field diary and on multimedia and then analyzed using a qualitative approach. The empirical research has shown that the school architecture lacks accessibility for both permanently disabled people and those with reduced mobility, whether temporary or permanent. The facilities and their functioning are precarious in its internal and external spaces in accordance with the standards and legislation in force, for there are not: appropriate toilets; access ramps on either the school harbour or the entrance to the classroom; signs in the spaces; poor ventilation; no electricity and running water; recreational and physical activities areas; canteen, etc. Such spaces imply the precarisation of teachers’ work just as reflect in a negative way in the school children’s teaching and learning processes, as well as keeping families in the community with no access to it. We see the immediate need for the implementation of public policies of accessibility in this context as in other rural schools in the Amazon region especially on the riverside areas.
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Aplicação do multiplano como alternativa metodológica no ensino das quatro operações fundamentais para alunos com deficiência visual
(Universidade Federal do Pará, 2023-09-01) MORAES, Larisse Lorrane Monteiro; ARAÚJO, Marcelo Marques de; http://lattes.cnpq.br/0186126063457328; https://orcid.org/0000-0002-8251-806X
This research refers to the teaching of the four fundamental arithmetic operations in an inclusive perspective, more specifically, teaching through multiplane manipulable material. The objective of this is to investigate the learning of students with low vision, with the application of the Multiplane as a didactic resource in the teaching of the four mathematical operations. Regarding the methodology, this is characterized as a qualitative approach, in accordance with the visions of André and Gatti (2008) and Gamboa (2003), having as methodological procedures the case study and, for data analysis, we used the resolution technique of problems according to Polya (1995). The study was carried out, from September 5th to November 30th, 2022, with a teacher and a student, who has low vision of the 5th grade class of elementary school in the early years of a Public School of Elementary Education, located in the municipality of Moju/PA. The results show that the material is characterized as a tool that enhances learning, as it enables the understanding of the teacher's explanation in concrete, enabling the student with visual impairment to adapt necessary for learning, as well as the creation of the booklet, an educational product of this research, should help the methodological process of all teachers, that the guidelines created and idealized contribute to the teaching of the four operations in a perspective, which leads to the construction of knowledge with meanings, with understanding and with methodological didactic inclusion. Finally, this study was built to contribute to all professionals, who act mediating the four mathematical operations with students with visual impairment, that the analyzes carried out serve as a basis for new debates, implementations, reformulations and additions, and can be seen as a portrait of the Brazilian educational reality, which admits mistakes, shows the difficulties more than it also points out solutions, because we firmly believe that the use of the multiplane as a didactic resource for teaching mathematics is characterized as an alternative, which contributes to the student's learning with Visual impairment.
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Base nacional comum curricular e ensino de ciências: uma análise à luz da inclusão
(Universidade Federal do Pará, 2021-04-06) SOUSA, Louíze Roberta Mafra de; SALES, Elielson Ribeiro de; http://lattes.cnpq.br/5467537517169068; https://orcid.org/0000-0001-6242-582X
The Science curriculum, for a long time assumed a passive, cold and distant character from the social issues that permeate education, until the last century we observed the great appreciation of a science taught in a mechanical, content and decorative way for students, in this way, being considered a discipline with a high degree of difficulty and not accessible to everyone. It was from the social movements for an accessible education to all that we could then envision the possibility of science teaching having its development carried out through an inclusive perspective, considering objectives, methods, practices, and assessments that could meet diversity for all, highlighted, students with disabilities, global developmental disorders, syndromes, high skills and / or giftedness that constitute the target audience of Special Education. Currently the National Common Curricular Base (NCCB) is the document responsible for guiding the construction of the school curriculum of Basic Education, however its elaboration was marked by a long process, totaling the production of previous versions, until we reached the final version. Bearing in mind that science teaching is elementary for understanding and establishing relationships between the natural and social processes of the environment, this research aims to analyze the curricular guidelines presented by the National Common Curricular Base (NCCB) throughout its three versions (2015, 2016 and 2018) for the construction of the Science curriculum, focusing on Elementary Education - Final Grades, and with this verify whether the curricular guidelines for Science Teaching present at the BNCC followed the social and political discussions about the socio-educational inclusion of students who are the target audience of Special Education . To achieve the proposed objective, this qualitative research, of the documentary type, used Discursive Textual Analysis (MORAES; GALLIAZI, 2016) as the reference for analysis. Throughout its versions, NCCB organized its curricular orientations based on reductionist conceptions, valuing instrumentalism, as well as the performance of experimental procedures and practices that are not dynamic or open to adaptations, promoting through its guidelines the construction of a rigid curriculum, not consistent with educational inclusion policies. In its second version, we observed an initial movement that is consolidated in its final version with the selection of learning objectives that guides Science Teaching from research, proposing an open curriculum, which gives freedom to adapt, as well making it possible to accommodate the learning conditions.
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O ensino de História e a Educação Inclusiva: desafios e possibilidades docentes na adoção de práticas inclusivas no município de Bragança no nordeste paraense
(Universidade Federal do Pará, 2023-05-26) PIMENTEL, Marcelo Victor Barbosa; CHAVES, Túlio Augusto Pinho de Vasconcelos; http://lattes.cnpq.br/0678870505162412; https://orcid.org/0000-0002-4008-5235
This master's thesis work aims to explore the boundaries between History Teaching and the concept of inclusive education, highlighting the importance of us, historians and History teachers, looking at the issue of inclusion as part of our research field. and planning our practices as education professionals - as other areas of knowledge already do. If we think that the history of people with disabilities was bequeathed to various oblivions to the detriment of official narratives, only gaining relative visibility in the second half of the 20th century, with History coming from below, and the influence of Marxist works, we can associate such erasure with the look that these individuals acquired in the social environment. Forgetting, segregation, integration and more recently, inclusion, are steps that mark the socio-historical trajectory of these individuals, which needs to be embraced by the research of those who dedicate themselves to the Teaching of History (if we think about the lack of our training curriculum of degree courses in History for this theme this need increases exponentially). Another challenge that this research proposes is to collect information from History teachers and students, as well as other education professionals, in the city of Bragança, in the State of Pará, in order to create an overview of how this inclusion of people with disabilities in schools of the state public network has been developed in History classes over the last few years, in addition to reflecting through research that touches on the theme, and from the teaching experiences themselves, what are the possible contributions that we can make to a better approach of this theme in the teaching of History , and research that may arise from this same perspective.
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Experiências e formação inicial e continuada de professores que ensinam matemática: elaboração de recursos didáticos de números decimais para alunos surdos
(Universidade Federal do Pará, 2021-05-28) VALENTE, Isabel Lopes; ARAÚJO, Marcelo Marques de; http://lattes.cnpq.br/0186126063457328; https://orcid.org/0000-0002-8251-806X
Inclusive education for deaf students in our country has been a challenge, even though there are laws and decrees that ensure this right. In Mathematics Education, the teaching and learning process encounters barriers, both by the legal means and by communication, since the mathematical language, expressed in Portuguese, already ensures a certain degree of difficulty in understanding. In view of this, we aim, in this work, to investigate the potentialities of the development of didactic resources to be used in the teaching and learning process of decimal numbers in additive operations aimed at deaf students. As for the theoretical framework, Balbino, Campos and Chaquiam (2015), Ifrah (1994), Mantoan (2000), Paixão (2010), Sales (2013), Schön (1992), Skliar (1998, 2001) contributed summarily to this research , Silva, Sá e Silva (2015), Vygotsky (1984), among other authors and researches that we use in the process of theoretical appropriation and historical construction of Mathematics Education. The research is considered qualitative, as according to Bogdan and Birklen (2012), this type of research is more concerned with the process than with the product of the results obtained. The survey participants were a total of 57 teachers, being 43 trained and 14 in training. An action-research was used, with three workshops as scenarios, within the scope of initial and continuing training, namely: workshop 1 - took place in the municipality of Abaetetuba in the Libras discipline of the Licentiate Degree in Mathematics by the National Training Plan with the participation of 23 undergraduate students - PARFOR, workshop 2 - was held with 14 students of the seventh semester of the Integrated Licensing, in the city of Belém, at the Inclusion Laboratory and workshop 3 - was held at the Tiradentes I State Elementary and High School, during the period of Teachers' Pedagogical Week, involving 20 educators from all disciplines that have students with deafness in their classes, in the city of Belém, in the Inclusion Laboratory and workshop 3 – was held at the Tiradentes I State Elementary and High School, during the teachers' pedagogical week, involving 20 educators from all disciplines that have deaf students in their classes, in the city of Belém. The collection of empirical material took place through audio-recordings, followed by transcriptions, interviews with teachers and video of the moments of the workshop for the construction of teaching resources. We had as an analysis tool, the Textual Discursive Analysis by Moraes and Galiazzi (2013). In this perspective, we have the descriptive analyzes of the workshop participants as well as the research questionnaire. The results obtained are associated with the teacher's awareness of the need to reflect on their teaching practice towards inclusion, promoting the construction of didactic resources suitable for the teaching of mathematics to deaf students and the availability of a propositional product in the reflection and awareness of building a methodological adequacy of the participants about the mediation of teaching decimal numbers to be used by teachers in teaching deaf students.
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GUIA ORIENTADOR SOMIA21: proposta didática para atividade curricular Educação Especial/Inclusiva, de criação de app inclusivo e potencializador da Tríade Funcional da Aprendizagem ao público Síndrome de Down
(Universidade Federal do Pará, 2022-07-28) ANDRADE, Thálita Montenegro de; GONÇALVES, Arlete Marinho; http://lattes.cnpq.br/7435727268429237; https://orcid.org/0000-0001-8194-3622
Systematic education is an exchange and therefore needs both the teacher and the student. Invest in the preparation of teacher training, and should therefore be aimed at serving a heterogeneous classroom, especially the Pedagogue who will work with the Special Education modality. Among the types of students with disabilities, the target audience of Special Education, Down Syndrome, which is part of the Intellectual Disability group, caught our attention because it is little discussed, and requires specific skills from the teacher for actions aimed at to the school inclusion of this public, for this didactic actions carried out by teachers of initial training courses can be important to have differentiated future teachers. The study/product aims to produce a digital guide as a didactic proposal for a Special/Inclusive Education curricular activity, to create an inclusive app that enhances the Functional Triad of Learning for the Down Syndrome public. The product is a digital guide called Guidance guide Somia21: What do you need to know to develop an application that enhances the Learning Functional Triad of students with Down Syndrome?. The product brings concepts about Down Syndrome, barriers faced by this audience, concepts about the Functional Triad of Learning, tips for the development of inclusive applications and avatars, in addition to presenting an example of an application (by-product) and a identification of the Learning Functional Triad that can be used in situations of use of a thematic educational game using an app with students with Down Syndrome. The theory was based on the debate on the Functional Triad of Learning (FONSECA, 2014; MAIA, 2011) and the use of inclusive digital technologies (SALTON; AGNOL; TURCATTI, 2017; CNE/CEB, 2009) for the Down Syndrome (DSM) public -5, 2014). As a way of achieving the objectives, the methodology chosen was qualitative and applied research. The semi-structured questionnaire and systematic and unsystematic observation were used as a technique and the form in Google Forms, the registration form and application, evaluation and validation notes of the Guide were used as instruments. The subjects of the research were students with Down Syndrome in the 6th year of Elementary School and teachers of the curricular activity Special/Inclusive Education of Higher Education. The results show that participants with Down Syndrome were able to enhance the Functional Triad of Learning from the educational game in app format and the teachers of the Special/Inclusive Education curricular activity considered the Guide a great tool that serves teachers and future teachers to learn to develop an inclusive app with potential for the Functional Triad of Learning for the Down Syndrome public. It is concluded that the digital guide proved to be relevant for use by teachers in the classroom, thus enhancing the initial training of undergraduate students, in particular, of Pedagogy in inclusive practice.
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Integrando tecnologias para leitura em crianças com paralisia cerebral na educação inclusiva
(Universidade Federal do Pará, 2010-05-28) OLIVEIRA, Ana Irene Alves de; GAROTTI, Marilice Fernandes; http://lattes.cnpq.br/2218504886013525; ASSIS, Grauben José Alves de; http://lattes.cnpq.br/0722706223558223
Cerebral palsy is a chronic disease characterized by a dysfunction predominantly sensorymotor disorders involving muscle tone, posture and voluntary movement, presenting a diversity of clinical characteristics that may be aggravated by limitations of knowledge and life experiences, being considered, often, the mentally disabled because they can not express themselves and not interact functionally in most cases, unable to articulate speech or hold a pencil to learn to write, compromising, often, the process of learning and literacy, together with a flawed methodology and inappropriate for the difficulties that these children are in the process of acquiring the prerequisites for reading and writing. Even with all its limitations are keen to interact with the world and provide indicative that the difficulties can be eliminated or minimized if learning technologies and support are nurtured. It is proposed to three studies a documentary and two experimental. The studies were developed in the Center for Development in Assistive Technology and Accessibility - NEDETA. The first, being a data collection to characterize children with cerebral palsy treated at NEDETA. The second and third integrating technology education based on the paradigm of stimulus equivalence, associated with the resources of Assistive Technology. Study 2 consisted of motor training with 03 steps: Step 1 - Drive with toys, Step 2 - Drive to your computer without selection; Step 3 - Drive with selection and Study 3, with 4 stages, Stage I involved the pretest , consisting of the application of the evaluation software Develops ® performed in study 1 and the reading tests of the taught words and words of widespread identity. Phase II involved two steps: Step 1. Teaching relations of identity and Step 2. Teaching arbitrary relations. Step 1 showed a sub step consisted of widespread identity test. Step 2 was a sub step consisted of testing equivalence. Phase III consisted of reading test recombination with six new words that were formed from the syllables of the words teaching. Finishing procedures were reapplied assessment Develops Software ®., All the stages and phases of the study 2 and 3 were developed using assistive technology, developing, and computer applications for teaching basic prerequisites for learning reading. The results provide evidence that the teaching procedure used promoted to one of four participants, the six generalized recombinational reading new words, the two other participants to read recombinational three new words and one of the participants failed to reach this stage by not have documented equivalence classes. The procedures used in this thesis suggest that the systematic manipulation of smaller units that the word may be a promising strategy for the development of reading, combining the paradigm of stimulus equivalence with phonological awareness exercises. TA and resources can contribute and promote inclusive education of students with PC, expanding their social interactions and minimizing academic difficulties.
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A leitura tátil e os efeitos da desbrailização em aulas de matemática
(Universidade Federal do Pará, 2016-03-23) MORAES, Marcos Evandro Lisboa de; SALES, Elielson Ribeiro de; http://lattes.cnpq.br/5467537517169068; https://orcid.org/0000-0001-6242-582X
This study address the use of means of the Braille code in order to make the visually impaired student get hold of mathematical structures with a view to using math elements, from math in Braille in public school in the city of Belém / Pará, with the motivating question: what the consequences of the effects of desbrailização in math lessons to a blind student elementary school, being to objective of the research, analyzing the effects of Desbrailização school math classes to a blind student included in teaching regular. In this sense habitat, the visually impaired students need to analyze, at all times, information reaching them in order to make decisions that may be more convenient and adjusted with the teacher mediations, interacting with the student more effectively and thus make that tasks take another direction. Methodologically, instruments such as interviews, footage, depositions, class accompaniments in no regular educational environment were necessary for the purpose of the study was developed in the research perspective with qualitative approach. Also semi- structured interviews were part of the data collection framework. In this study, we saw that, to stimulate the process of teaching and learning, there was the need to establish more consistent strategies in order to attract more students, preferably exploring as much as possible, tactile perception, and in this case was created one educational product adapted to substantiate the study of angles, encouraging the writing and reading Braille. The results showed the lack of preparation of materials in Braille for visually impaired students resulting in episodes of desbrailização and the need for research in order to point out ways that reduce the obstacles faced by students in condition of disability.
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A literatura infantil no processo de inclusão de alunos com deficiência auditiva
(Universidade Federal do Pará, 2019-12) PINTO, Carla Georgia Travassos Teixeira; NUNES, Marcia Cristina Ribeiro Gonçalves
This paper focuses on an experience of inclusion of deaf students in a regular school, with the impaired hearing deprivation and as a consequence the process of acquisition and development of speech and oral language is delayed. Within this context, language is a crucial element in the subject's linguistic-cognitive development and thus becomes of great relevance in the learning process. In hearing subjects the learning of written language occurs through oral language, however, in the impaired hearing subject, this process suffers a significant delay in both reading and writing, since both are considered abstract productions for them. This study aims to publish through children's literature, possibilities to facilitate the development of interpretation and understanding of texts by subjects who have hearing impairment. The methodology of the present study was developed based on bilingual tendency, with 6 (six) impaired hearing ones, aged 7 to 12 years old, all students of Gabriel Lage da Silva Municipal Elementary School. The methodological course was built in three stages: text reading using Brazilian Sign Language (Libras), role playing and finally textual production. As an evaluative appreciation of the dynamics the respective subjects improve the comprehension and interpretation of text considerably, even with grammatical and syntactic difficulties.
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A literatura infantil no processo de inclusão de alunos com deficiência auditiva
(Universidade Federal do Pará, 2019-12) PINTO, Carla Georgia Travassos Teixeira; NUNES, Marcia Cristina Ribeiro Gonçalves
This paper focuses on an experience of inclusion of deaf students in a regular school, with the impaired hearing deprivation and as a consequence the process of acquisition and development of speech and oral language is delayed. Within this context, language is a crucial element in the subject's linguistic-cognitive development and thus becomes of great relevance in the learning process. In hearing subjects the learning of written language occurs through oral language, however, in the impaired hearing subject, this process suffers a significant delay in both reading and writing, since both are considered abstract productions for them. This study aims to publish through children's literature, possibilities to facilitate the development of interpretation and understanding of texts by subjects who have hearing impairment. The methodology of the present study was developed based on bilingual tendency, with 6 (six) impaired hearing ones, aged 7 to 12 years old, all students of Gabriel Lage da Silva Municipal Elementary School. The methodological course was built in three stages: text reading using Brazilian Sign Language (Libras), role playing and finally textual production. As an evaluative appreciation of the dynamics the respective subjects improve the comprehension and interpretation of text considerably, even with grammatical and syntactic difficulties
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As percepções de atores da educação especial ante a atuação enquanto ledor para pessoas com deficiência visual
(Universidade Federal do Pará, 2023-04-06) MORAES, Marcos Evandro Lisboa de; SALES, Elielson Ribeiro de; http://lattes.cnpq.br/5467537517169068; https://orcid.org/0000-0001-6242-582X
The research deals the specific preparation of education professionals in the condition of Ledor for advising people with visual impairments. It aims to analyze how professionals working in this area interact due to the appropriation of perceptions during this preparation. The condition of accessibility instrument, while training, conducts this research. In this sense, an attempt was made to answer the question: How are the perceptions of special education professionals during Ledor training for people with visual impairments? The support of Vygotsky's defectology fundamentals and elements of the theoretical-philosophical assumptions verified in Wittgenstein's Philosophical Investigations about language and conceptualizations with reflections about “seeing and seeing as” according to Gottschalk's considerations (2006), supported our added research with focal aspects on visual impairment/debrailization: Moraes (2016), conceptualization: Barros (2016), parameterization: Carlomagno and Rocha (2016), training: Gonçalves (2000), ledor: Machado (2020) and Canuto (2022) among others . This contribution enabled dialogues about the path and perceptions of research collaborators, participants of the Ledor 2021 course, carried out at the request of Professor Arlindo Gomes de Paula, former Director of UEES Prof. Campos Asterio. The qualitative methodology used in the research text covers preparation to act in accessibility to reading both common texts and graphic variations. The construction of this Ledor instrument is justified because in the Pará market there was no pedagogical tool that met the demand to work in the condition of Ledor. The thesis showed the feasibility of preparing an instrumental Ledor for people with visual impairments, that there are issues proposed by institutions that promote selective processes that are against the grain of the inclusive process and there is a necessity to apply a national educational policy for the description of images in schooling of basic education.
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Profissionais de apoio escolar na educação especial: um estudo de caso no município de Castanhal-PA
(Universidade Federal do Pará, 2022-03-14) CRUZ, Cleidinei Santos Everton; PIRES, Yomara Pinheiro; http://lattes.cnpq.br/5304797342599931
The right of People with Disabilities to access education in regular education classes is an achievement resulting from the struggle of these subjects, supported by family members and social movements, which through various legal frameworks achieved in national legislation, regulations to ensure their education in an inclusive perspective. In this scenario, this descriptive case study, of qualitative nature, aims to analyze Law no. 005/2018 of the municipality of Castanhal, which created public positions of caregiver and school support. The analyses were performed from the discussions based on the study of the referred law, national laws, the participants' speech and national theoretical references such as: Mendes 2010 and Mazzota 2011, as well as, research in the area conducted by Cappeline and Rodrigues 2014; Carvalho 2016; Portalette 2017; Kassar and Rebelo 2018; and Lopes 2019. The data collection instrument used was structured questionnaires with open and closed questions. After systematizing and organizing the answers in specific software, word clouds were generated for discussions and the elaboration of thematic axes. Among the results, it was verified that even though the creation of the positions is legally grounded, they extrapolate attributions and guidelines pertinent to the inclusion of students, accentuating exclusions and making the teaching work more precarious and that, even though there were explanations about the gaps generated by the legislation being prepared by specialists in the area, public entities that should act for the common good did not take a position in view of solving them before the final document was approved. Thus, it was concluded that there are still many misunderstandings and mistakes in the description of national legislation for inclusive education, which allow the reading and interpretation by managers and public agents according to their interests and understandings, which can be established in damages to those involved in the educational process.
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Propostas no ensino de aritmética para pessoas com surdocegueira
(Universidade Federal do Pará, 2019-06-26) SANTOS, Felipe Moraes dos; SALES, Elielson Ribeiro de; http://lattes.cnpq.br/5467537517169068; https://orcid.org/0000-0001-6242-582X
This study deals with the use of the History of Mathematics in conjunction with concrete materials as an educational proposal to teach principles of arithmetic for deafblind students. We aim to develop arithmetic teaching activities that are attractive to the learning of people with deafblindness. Due to the condition of the deafblind person, there was a need to develop more consistent strategies in order to attract the student to the content, thus exploring as much as possible, their remaining perceptions. The methodology adopted is qualitative in nature. The construction of suggested and applied activities were guided by the educational strategies of deafblinds, the perspectives of Mathematical History, solid materials and learning factors, exposing the history of Mathematics and concrete objects as a previous organizer. In addition, in order to strengthen the study we develop materials and adapt existing ones to further encourage student learning. The study was carried out in a Specialized Educational Unit in the state of Pará. The unraveling of the proposal promoted the intrinsic motivation allowing the student's involvement in the activity, being aided by tactile resources. The approach linking history of mathematics, concrete materials and counting, proved to be efficient by providing the best organization of the conceptual counting structure, the successful learning outlined by the student revealed that the intent of the proposal was achieved.
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Recursos didáticos e inclusivos para o ensino do meio ambiente
(Universidade Federal do Pará, 2020-12) MORAES, Kauê Felippe de; OLIVEIRA, Bruna Rafaela Mendonça; FARIAS, Luciana de Nazaré
This article refers to the use of didactic and inclusive resources for the teaching of Environment, experience carried out in a class of PARFOR students who work in Primary Education with the discipline Biology. It aims to analyze the difficulties faced by these teachers who work with visually impaired students (blind/low vision). The methodology, based on qualitative research, took place in three different stages and culminated in the workshop entitled "Didactic and Inclusive Resources for Teaching the Environment", where the use of an "Inclusive Domino over the Environment" was built and experimented. The results show that the academics present experiences in the education of visually impaired students. However, there are still difficulties in promoting inclusive education in regular education.
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S.O.S professor inclusivo: reflexões e contribuições para apoiar a prática docente voltada aos alunos com deficiência visual na disciplina de ciências naturais
(Universidade Federal do Pará, 2019-05-05) BORGES FILHO, Edmar Fernandes; FREITAS, Guaciara Barbosa de; http://lattes.cnpq.br/8765902485221030; https://orcid.org/0000-0002-3538-9031
The present research was based on the legal bases of Special and Inclusive Education that orient the teaching practices in Brazil, focusing on the reality about the formation of Natural Sciences teachers within an inclusive perspective for People with Visual Impairment (PcDVs). The objective of this work was to systematize a site that supports the continuing education of Natural Sciences teachers in the inclusion of PcDVs, adding values of the educational trends of Science Teaching. Taking as a starting point, the present study followed the qualitative research of Ludke and André (1986). A priori was carried out a bibliographical analysis inside a repository site of scientific productions, soon it was evaluated the quantitative of research on Science Teaching within an inclusive perspective in the last 20 years. Subsequently, a documentary analysis of the Pedagogical Political Projects of the Full Degree courses in Natural Sciences of the State and Federal Universities, both of the state of Pará, was carried out, with the purpose of investigating and evaluating the curricular proposals in the formation of professors before the demands Inclusive Education. In addition to this study, an exploratory research was conducted based on in-depth interviews with educators working in the aforementioned public universities, as well as graduates of the undergraduate degrees in them. It was verified that Inclusive Education is a little present reality along the formation of Natural Sciences teachers, allowing the emergence of many pedagogical barriers that limit the inclusion within a classroom. In view of this perception, it was observed the need for an attention to the process of continuous training of Natural Science educators, considering the didactic-pedagogical orientation for the improvement of Science Teaching. To this end, the development of a website accessible on the smartphone platform has become relevant in order to make Inclusive Education theory applicable to Science Teaching, thus allowing the teacher to innovate methods and resources in order to develop appropriate solutions to achieve a process of egalitarian and inclusive teaching and learning. The first version of the site was validated by an expert panel composed of Natural Sciences teachers, the results were positive, pointing out that users had good experiences using the tools available on the site. Given the feedback of the experts' evaluation, it allowed specific adaptations in the site and consequently allowed to aggregate knowledge to the user in order to provide a more satisfactory experience. Thus, it is concluded that this research, despite not having an institutional financing, associated with the absence of professionals specialized in the area of website programming, has brought innovative proposals and significant investments, both for Science Teaching and Inclusive Education.