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    Construção de um programa de ensino de pré-requisitos de leitura e escrita para pessoas com deficiência intelectual
    (Universidade Federal de São Carlos, 2012-09-17) Freitas, Maria Clara de; Rose, Julio Cesar Coelho de; https://lattes.cnpq.br/3386857761295187; https://lattes.cnpq.br/6993887072345221
    Since its dawn, Behavior Analysis stood out in the search for ways of teaching complex repertoires to persons with intellectual retardation. Procedures built on stimulus equivalence have proved highly effective and economical, especially with regard to academic and symbolic skills. In Brazil, there is a tradition of successful research concerning the teaching of reading and spelling skills for children with learning disabilities. One of these computer presented procedures has recently been adapted for application to children with intellectual retardation, with excellent results, similar to those encountered by previous studies with other populations. However, to initiate the training in reading, based upon arbitrary MTS and CRMTS tasks, those children had to show a series of prerequisites skills, skills which commonly are to be found missing on people with higher levels of intellectual disabilities. It is urgent, then, to insert the teaching of those skills in the programs, so that more children can benefit from the reading instruction. The objectives of this study were: to identify which prerequisite skills are necessary for teaching reading based on a behavior network; to verify which strategies would be needed to teach such skills to students witch deficits in those repertoires, and finally, to build as a final product a comprehensive education program, to meet the difficulties of the largest possible number of students with intellectual disabilities. Four consecutive studies were designed, pursuing these goals. The first study investigated the possibility of building such a teaching program for prerequisites based on the strategies used by the regular reading program (CRMTS and MTS), and its results showed a relative success to the four participants. Study 2, attempting to expand the strategies to teach prerequisites skills, enrolled three other students in a new learning program, now using techniques such as Observing Response and Fading, and a new strategy, called Dragging-to-Sample. Its data showed higher rates of success, supporting the decision to introduce the new strategies, although flaws in the programming show a possible lack of control. Thus, Study 3 was implemented aiming to correct those flaws, in addition to program the teaching of new skills to the same three children from Study 2 and two other new students. Their positive results showed that the teaching programs successful taught the prerequisites for all but one student. Finally, Study 4 gathered all students who had finished the procedures from previous Studies, and its goal was to enroll them on the reading program, to thus verify the effectiveness and adequacy of the prerequisite programs built here. Their positive results indicated that the teaching programs actually taught the necessary prerequisites for students to enroll on a reading program. The data also clearly show the superiority of the last teaching program (Study 3) when compared to the first program (Study 1), corroborating both the prerequisite skills and support strategies chosen. The final product of the four studies was a prerequisite teaching program which could effectively help children with intellectual disabilities to achieve higher levels of reading comprehension.
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    Democracia participativa no Brasil: a Câmara de Educação Superior do Conselho Nacional de Educação (1997-2007)
    (Universidade Federal de São Carlos, 2012-09-17) Barbosa, Gisele Heloise; Kerbauy, Maria Teresa Miceli; https://lattes.cnpq.br/4762029784021248; https://lattes.cnpq.br/0778971514940998
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    O processo de construção da profissionalidade docente no Instituto Federal de Educação, Ciência e Tecnologia de São Paulo
    (Universidade Federal de São Carlos, 2012-09-17) Helmer, Ester Almeida; Reyes, Cláudia Raimundo; https://lattes.cnpq.br/0143425175231051
    This research focuses on the study of aspects of teaching profession which is understood as a dynamic process that requires a set of actions, skills, knowledge, attitudes and values that are specific abilities of a teacher. Such abilities are developed during personal and professional trajectory, teaching practice and throughout theoretical knowledge about the profession that underlie the research and the reflexive practice. Based on this perspective, we aim at understanding the constitution process of the professionalism considering professors from the Federal Institute of Education, Science and Technology of São Paulo (IFSP) in a context of identity construction currently experienced by the institution. We believe that the professional development of professors who teach in the Professional and Technological Education in Brazil has the work in the Technical Basic Education level and higher education as its main characteristic. In this research we have adopted the quantitative and qualitative approaches in order to build the investigative itinerary and to achieve our goals. Thus, we divided the process of data collecting and analyzing into three distinct stages: the first one focused on the characterization of IFSP faculty that, using a self-administered questionnaire of closed questions, presented the analysis of personal, academic and professional profile aspects considered important to us to begin the work of knowing the faculty of IFSP; at the second stage of our research, using again a self-administered questionnaire but at this moment of open questions, we aimed at deepening the discussions about career choice, the knowledge required to be a professor, the challenges faced during teaching, class planning, the relationship with students and the experiences considering teaching at IFSP; at the third and final stage of the investigation, we used an interview to identify some educational concepts that shape Professional and Technical Education teaching process. The importance of investigating academic and personal profile of these professors is revealed by the fact that we believe that professional development is related to personal and socio-political aspects, so we need to know and consider them in the process of understanding the facets of their profession. We focused this research on the theoretical study about the professional education in order to present our understanding of this type of formation. We also founded that the dilemmas and difficulties experienced by the faculty of Professional and Technological Education are similar to the findings from scientific productions made in the area of higher education, especially those that concern the issue of teacher identity, the learning process to teach and the paradigm shift. We hope that these reflections on the conditions of professors who work at IFSP can help to support initiatives considering these professionals which can be understood as a fundamental public policy to achieve a high quality educational process. We also intend to contribute with new ideas and new discussions, expanding the knowledge about Technological Education in Brazil based on previous studies about higher education teaching process.
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