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This work is part of a larger investigation that aimed to know the understandings of peasant high school students about the process of learning assessment in the area of natural sciences. Within the scope of this essay, the objective was to know the historical elements present in the evaluation practices developed by teachers. To achieve this, a bibliographic research was carried out, with a qualitative approach. The results showed that, over time, the assessment of learning and its procedures have been influenced by different pedagogical tendencies, which have been accentuated in each era, demarcating ideologies of education, teaching and learning. Despite the advances that have occurred in the last three decades, nowadays, the assessment of learning is still surrounded by challenges and is strongly influenced by school exams, so that, through this research, it was possible to identify that there are distances in relation to the evaluation practices developed and the legal determinations. It is concluded that it is important to know the historical aspects that involve the evaluation of learning, recognizing the contributions of the different pedagogies to the evaluation processes developed today. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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In this study, we aim to analyze how the pedagogical work in science teaching, focused on the context of the field, has been characterized in its socio-historical and epistemological dimension regarding cultural diversity. For this, we carried out a literature review in journals in the area of Education and Teaching in which we found 27 studies. The analysis of such works was developed using Discursive Textual Analysis (DTA), from the category, namely: socio-historical and epistemological dimension of cultural diversity in pedagogical work in sciences from/to the field. Among the results, it was possible to infer that the perception about the implications of cultural diversity in the teaching and learning process seems to be unanimous. The discussions focus on the integration of diversity in the teaching process from different strategies, either in basic education or in higher education, articulating specific curricular proposals or the organization of activities that take into account the specificities of the field. However, most works do not theoretically deepen the relationship between science teaching and reality in the context of the cultural diversity of the field, especially when it comes to the relationship between traditional/ancestral and scientific knowledge, academic piracy processes, silencing and inter-epistemic conflicts.

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This is an analysis of the Deleuze-Guattarian concept of “minor literature” shifted to “minor education” and its implications for mathematics teaching, as developed by philosopher Gallo. For Gallo, transferring the characteristics of minor literature to the educational field implies a revision of teaching practice itself, making it an intrinsically political activity. Given that contemporary mathematics teaching tends to follow a rigid and prescriptive structure, the proposal is to apply the principles of minor education to mathematics teaching in order to promote relevant and contextualized discussions for teachers. It is hoped that this article will stimulate problematizations about minor education, applied to the teaching of mathematics in a more contextualized and flexible way. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The work of pedagogues in areas of non-school education (NSE) has broadened the view of major research centers regarding the training processes, knowledge and practices carried out by professionals in this field. The pedagogical work carried out in the legislature is an example of this. Among the possibilities is the Youth Parliament (YP) program, which aims to promote political participation and civic education among young people. The aim of this paper is to understand the role of the pedagogue in the legislature. In this sense, this study presents a theoretical, bibliographical and documentary section focusing on post-critical theories of educational research on pedagogical work, as well as on the educational actions developed in the legislature, which offer important perspectives, such as the civic and political education of young people, their empowerment and intergenerational dialog. It also presents an excerpt from a master’s degree dissertation in education, carried out at a public university in the state of Mato Grosso do Sul. It also discusses the challenges faced in guaranteeing the continued engagement of young people, effective representation and continuity with institutional support. Despite these challenges, working with the YP can be a promising way of strengthening democracy and forming future political leaders who are aware and engaged. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This article is an excert from a doctoral thesis in Education entitled "Perceptions of managers and teachers of Semed Manaus / AM about Integrated School Management (GIDE): a critical analysis". The study aims to identify the effects of GIDE on democratic management in municipal public schools based on the reports from seven managers and eight teachers who work at Semed Manaus. GIDE is a management system that integrates strategic, political and managerial aspects for the educational, aiming to expand the quantitative results of the teaching - learning process of students. However, as a management approach with managerial perspectives that uses control tools, and standardization in all school management and pedagogical activities, it runs counter to the democratic principles established in the National Education Guidelines and Framework Law (LDBEN/9.394/96). This is a qualitative research study, in which semi-structured interviews, which were then transcribed and analyzed using thematic-categorical content analysis. The analysis shows that managers and teachers perceive that the centralizing and inflexible methodology of GIDE impacts on democratic practices in daily school life, creating a culture of compliance with goals, deadlines, and pre-established tasks, with little spaces for divergent thinking amongby school leaders and teachers, who find themselves limited by this management approach. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Objective: To identify the approach to Sexually Transmitted Infections within Undergraduate Nursing Courses at Federal Universities in Brazil from 1972 to 2023. Method: Qualitative, historical, and social study, using oral and documentary sources. Interviews were conducted with 23 professors from five undergraduate nursing courses in Brazil. For data analysis, the software Atlas.ti version 9.0 and also Content Analysis were used. Results: Three categories were listed: "Strategies and actions carried out in the teaching of Sexually Transmitted Infections", "Articulation of teaching with public policies" and "Acting as a teacher on the subject". Conclusion: Teaching involves health education, nursing consultation, diagnosis, and treatment in practical and theoretical classes, emphasizing women's and adult health subjects. Teachers have autonomy in how teaching is offered to students in terms of content, strategies, and the use of public policies.

The use of information technologies, in particular virtual reality (VR), is becoming a topical issue in the professional training of natural science teachers. The study aims to assess the effectiveness of a professional development program that utilizes virtual reality as an educational tool to enhance the quality of training for natural science teachers. The obtained results testify to the positive impact of the VR use on various aspects of teachers’ professional training. The study found that the attitude towards technology improved significantly after the VR introduction (from 65% to 72%). The percentage of positive responses regarding the feasibility of using STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics) technologies in education increased by 25%. Student feedback emphasizes the importance of integrating new technologies into STEM education. Further research should examine the training needs of STEM teachers in different educational contexts, explore effective technology integration strategies, and assess their impact on student outcomes.

Abstract Objective To examine evidence of convergent-divergent validity evidence based on the relationship with external variables for the Teacher Self-Efficacy Scale for the use of Active Methodologies. Method This exploratory cross-sectional study investigated correlations between Teacher Self-Efficacy Scale for the use of Active Methodologies and factors from two other instruments: Well-Being at Work Scale and Maslach Burnout Inventory. A total of 317 professors from different public and private Brazilian universities who use active methodologies participated in this study. Results Teacher self-efficacy was found to be positively correlated with positive affect, achievement/expressiveness and professional achievement and it was negatively correlated with negative affect and emotional exhaustion, showing a significant but weak correlation. According to the path analysis model, personal and professional achievement was predictive of teachers´ self-efficacy to foster active learning. Conclusion The scale is considered to have adequate validity evidence based on the relationship with external variables, and can be used in research in the Brazilian framework.

Most research on school violence in Brazil has overlooked teacher victimization, focusing instead on students. This study focused on evaluating the psychometric properties of the Negative Acts Questionnaire- Revised (NAQ-R) in a sample of 10.148 teachers from Brazilian public schools. The NAQ-R, developed to measure exposure to workplace bullying, originally included 23 items but was later revised to 22. It assesses three factors of bullying: personal, workrelated, and physically intimidating forms. The study employed a self-administered questionnaire issued via the Internet. Exploratory and confirmatory factor analyses were performed, alongside assessment of convergent validity with the Self-Reporting Questionnaire-20 (SRQ-20), an instrument for screening common mental disorders. This study discovered a two-factor structure (personal bullying: α = .93, ω = .79; work-related bullying: α = .92, ω = .74). The NAQ-R showed adequate internal consistency and validity (RMSEArobust = .089, 90 % CI: .086 – .089, SRMR = .041, CFIrobust = .916, TLIrobust = .905), correlating positively with the SRQ-20. The findings align with international studies, suggesting the measure’s stability.

The objective of the research was to identify the perspectives of university students on the use of information, communication and knowledge and digital learning technologies (TICCAD) in the post-pandemic by teachers. It is a qualitative study with a phenomenological approach, 41 students from two universities participated in four focus groups through a semi-structured interview with eight questions. The results showed that the main TICCAD used by teachers to identify prior knowledge, process information, develop integrative projects, work collaboratively, undertake, reflect on achievements and provide feedback are: Canva, Google Drive, Kahoot!, Moodle and Google Docs. In addition, students recommend that teachers receive training and an open attitude towards the use of new tools. As limitations, the importance of conducting a greater number of focus groups with students from related careers, to obtain more information, was highlighted. Furthermore, due to the few studies on the topic in the post-pandemic, the research is an important contribution to the integration of ICTCAD in educational processes. It is concluded that technological tools are valuable support in the teaching-learning process, since they facilitate access to information, exploration and discovery of knowledge, to enrich the educational experience.

The purpose of this research is to analyze the acquisition of teachers’ digital competencias through the use of virtual environments and information and communication technologies to improve the teaching-learning process. A systematic review was conducted through the search and compilation of empirical studies over five years (2019 to 2023), in the specialized databases: Scopus, Redalyc, SciELO, and the academic search engine Google Scholar. Based on the PRISMA statement, and through inclusion and exclusion criteria, a total of fourteen research papers were selected. After examining them, it was possible to identify how digital literacy through the use of virtual learning environments influences the development of teaching work and performance and consequently also contributes to student learning. Among the digital skills most used by teachers that have allowed innovation and improvement of the teaching process are mainly the management of information and mastery of digital tools for the creation and management of educational resources.

This essay examines the development of formative pathways for teacher education, grounded in the perspectives of Francisco Imbernón (2011) and the concept of narrative curriculum by Ivor Goodson (2007; 2022). It explores trajectories and essential knowledge for educators' training, with an emphasis on reflective pedagogical practice. Drawing from these authors, it underscores the significance of teachers' personal narratives in unveiling the tacit knowledge inherent to the teaching profession. These life stories constitute a distinctive epistemology of teaching, providing a fundamental foundation for prospective teachers' education. Thus, the intersection of Imbernón and Goodson's ideas sheds light on the importance of acknowledging and harnessing educators' individual experiences as cornerstones for pedagogical formation. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Through the construction and analysis of an online conversation circle, besides the systematization of the answers given in a questionnaire by History professor-researchers, we established some of the meanings of school historical knowledge that emerged from the discursive field constructed. To do this, we used conversation as a research methodology, the considerations of biographical, autobiographical studies and post-foundational discourse theory as the theoretical-methodological lenses we built to read/make the world. We identified that different meanings of school historical knowledge coexist among History teachers. And, above all, the need to differentiate between forms of knowledge production as a feature of teacher subjectivation has become a demand of these teachers, through the diffusion of the pole of emission and ubiquity. Thus, the question of knowledge as defining, but not exclusively, the meanings of school in contemporary times is placed back at the center of the discussion. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Daily life experiences are diverse. The search for curricular creations that are created by school practitioners (Certeau, 1994), in the face of the countless possibilities for curricular creations, is an inspiring horizon. This perspective is deeply intertwined with what we are going to tell you here, where 'seelistenthink' echoes as an invitation to create curricula that respect diversity and are, as far as possible, more participatory. Considering that school-age children and young people are currently using social networks more and more, what might once have been just an option for institutions to use has now become a natural way to create more connections with students, teachers and guardians. It's important to think that our social and school life permeates many cultural movements. Researching everyday life allows us, to some extent, to understand the complexity of the reality of the many educational networks that we form and that form us. With this in mind, we decided to browse Instagram, one of the social networks most used by society in general, with the intention of 'seefeelthink' teachers who use this interface as a tool for scientific circulation and dissemination of their 'practicestheoriespractices' in the process of 'knowledgemeanings'. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

In this interview, Professor Janete Carvalho, from the Federal University of Espirito Santo, reflects on the desire for life and affections, in the relationship that contemporaneity has established between subjects, with the advent of technologies, and the consequences of these changes in the curricula thought and practiced in Brazilian schools. She created the notion of Community of Affections and Affections and, with it, referenced that the constitution of networks of conversations and actions make it possible to create new forms of community that enhance everyday school life. She points out that curricula and teachers and their narratives are like ways of saying and are constituted as expressions of singularities and ways of doing things that cross the virtual dimension. And what matters is what happens in the middle, neither at the beginning nor at the end, because he doesn't believe in an ultimate foundation that guides educators' practices. For Carvalho, the teachers who work in everyday schools are on the plane of immanence. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

It deals with the intersections of the media in the teaching and curricular practices and in the imaginary of the school community; based on an episode narrated in the first person on a social network, with repercussions in the local traditional press, with problematizations that lead to inquiring about the place of school, teaching and affection in the curricular composition in a Municipal Center for Early Childhood Education in the city of Serra in the State of Espírito Santo, Brazil. It aims to map the discursive resonances that reverberate between the media and teachers, in an attempt to make visible the effects of such discourses on teachers' affects. It takes as a theoretical-methodological intercession, the delineations of the networks of conversations, as a mode of resistance to the media discourses, which delimit the place of the school, when talking about and not with the school. It makes use of theoretical notes with Masschelein y Simons (2014), Leal (2022), Carvalho (2006, 2009), Ferraço (2012) among others that problematize the school as a place of life and resistance. It bets on playful experiments, through theoretical-practical, dialogical and affective compositions, based on an attentive listening to the lived contexts practiced, as a condition for the acceleration of vital processes, in the invention of possible worlds that can affirm life and learning as a force, in the face of mismatches and social ills. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The increasing complexity of contemporary issues stemming from societies poses challenges for schools, particularly in regard to sexual and gender diversity. In this context, this research contributed to an analysis of university students' perceptions in Education concerning gender and sexuality relations within the school environment. As an exploratory, qualitative, and descriptive study, the questionnaire entitled "Gender and Sexuality Relations in School: A Brief Inquiry" was administered. Comprising eight questions, it emphasized the theme through concepts and practical applications. Fifty-eight students from Biology and Geology (Undergraduate), Teaching of Biology and Geology (Master's), and Education (Doctorate) programs participated. The results indicate an awareness of the need for a more comprehensive approach to sexual and gender diversity, while also revealing challenges related to teacher training and stigmatizing practices. This underscores the urgency of implementing more inclusive strategies within the realm of gender and sexuality relations in schools. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This article aims to explore the identity traits formed in the education of graduates from the Pedagogy program at the Federal Institute of Santa Catarina - Videira campus (Santa Catarina). The approach adopted was qualitative, using semi-structured interviews as a data collection instrument, guided by content analysis. Interviews were conducted with six pedagogues who graduated from the program and currently work in both the public and private sectors of Early Childhood Education in Videira. The research results indicated that the initial education plays a significant role in the process of identity formation. This finding was evident in the statements of the pedagogues regarding the impact of their education on their teaching identity. The findings suggest that the teaching identity is the result of a construction process influenced by experiences and thoughts, being formed through a continuous and endless process of experiences and reflections in education and professional practice. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]