Banca de DEFESA: LINDA CARTER SOUZA DA SILVA

Uma banca de DEFESA de MESTRADO foi cadastrada pelo programa.
DISCENTE : LINDA CARTER SOUZA DA SILVA
DATA : 28/02/2018
HORA: 09:00
LOCAL: Sala de Multimeios II
TÍTULO:

Em construção.

PALAVRAS-CHAVES:

Human Rights Education; Inclusive Education; Educational Practices; Blind Students.

PÁGINAS: 180
GRANDE ÁREA: Ciências Humanas
ÁREA: Educação
RESUMO:

This study starts from the need to reflect about the repercussions of the historical and political movement for the process of recognition and promotion of rights, among which stands out the school inclusion of historically marginalized groups, such as people with disabilities. Such reflection, based on the theoretical assumptions substantiating Human Rights Education and Inclusive Education, sought to find answers to the question: Do the educational practices of teachers of the Final Years of Elementary School show principles related to Inclusive Education and Human Rights Education in the context of teaching blind people in the regular school? When searching for answers, we embraced the research of qualitative and quantitative approach (STAKE, 2010; DENZIN & LINCOLN, 2006), typified as exploratory (GIL, 1999), adopting the method of Instrumental Case Study, according to Stake (2010). Regarding the general objective, we outlined: to analyze if and how the educational practices of teachers of the Final Years of a public school in the town of Mossoró/RN dialogue with the principles of Inclusive Education and Human Rights Education in the classroom with blind students. As for the specific objectives, we aimed: to identify the conceptions of teachers that have a blind student in the Final Years of Elementary School about Human Rights Education, Inclusive Education and Educational Practices; to observe if the principles of Inclusive Education and Human Rights Education are materialized in the educational practices of these teachers; and to establish the relationship, or not, between the conceptions about Inclusive Education and Human Rights Education and the observed educational practice. When constructing the data, we used semi-structured interview (LAKATOS & MARCONI, 2003), with a common interview script, which was applied with six teachers of the Final Years of Elementary School, as well as non-participant observation (GIL, 1999). The data were registered in a recorder and a field diary (BOGDAN & BIKLEN, 1994; GOLDENBERG, 2003). The reading, interpretation and analysis of the data are underpinned by direct interpretation and categorical sum (STAKE, 2010), with the following variables likely to be analyzed: Inclusive Education; Human Rights Education and Educational Practice. The results of this survey highlight that Inclusive Education and Human Rights Education theoretically dialogue with each other, but in school, research field, there is still a need to attach and better understand the principles substantiating them. Overall, one should understand that such principles should be included in a flexible curriculum, teaching strategies and didactic resources capable of adjusting the access to knowledge to blind students, in such a way as to provide them with meaningful learning, in addition to awareness of the constitutionally guaranteed rights, with the purpose of promoting full citizenship. Moreover, there is a need to deepen theoretical and practical knowledge in the fields of Inclusive Education and Human Rights Education on the part of all interviewed teachers and other members of the school, through continuous training so that the skills related to the issues can be consolidated and transformed into a reality in everyday school life.

MEMBROS DA BANCA:
Externo à Instituição - EDUARDO GOMES ONOFRE - UEPB
Presidente - 3315373 - LUZIA GUACIRA DOS SANTOS SILVA
Interno - 1756133 - RITA DE CASSIA BARBOSA PAIVA MAGALHAES
Externo à Instituição - RITA DE CASSIA CAVALCANTI PORTO - UFPB
Interno - 349752 - ROSALIA DE FATIMA E SILVA