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    Ensino colaborativo na educação infantil para favorecer o desenvolvimento da criança com deficiência intelectual
    (Universidade Federal de São Carlos, 2016-05-11) Mendes, Melina Thaís da Silva; Galvani, Márcia Duarte; https://lattes.cnpq.br/6866106661255961; https://lattes.cnpq.br/9821313927843611
    School inclusion is not represented only by the registration of intellectual disabled children, but their stay and ensuring an effective education that should happen from kindergarten. Considering this need, the research aimed to describe and analyze the process of intervention between the professor of Early Childhood Education of the common class and the teacher of Special Education with a view to training based on collaborative learning and adaptation activity. The specific objectives were: a) analyze the Child Education teacher knowledge of common teaching and teacher of Special Education before and after training on collaborative learning and adaptation activities; b) describe and analyze as teacher of Early Childhood Education of the common teaching and teacher of Special Education develop teaching practice with children with intellectual disabilities; c) describe the process of intervention with children's activities to adapt with intellectual disabilities in order to promote learning; d) describe and analyze the limits and possibilities of collaborative proposal in kindergarten teacher's view of the common teaching and teacher of Special Education. The participants were a teacher of Special Education who served in the collaborative proposal and a common room teacher of stage 6 of Early Childhood Education who had enrolled in his room a child with intellectual disabilities. Under the qualitative approach, this research was characterized as a collaborative research aimed at contributing to ongoing training of teachers, reflections of teaching practices and production of co-knowledge. For this, there were 11 meetings with teachers and researcher. For data collection was used five instruments: initial semi-structured interviews, observations script, script meetings, field diary and semi-structured interview guide end. Data were analyzed by means of elaboration of categories, with consideration of three judges, in view of the reliability of the analysis. The treatment of the data was qualitatively done through thematic categories. The results revealed the need for more information on the themes of co-teaching and adaptation activities on the part of teachers, for dissemination and implementation in practice. The use of pedagogical practices that consider the characteristics and ways of access to the knowledge of the child with intellectual disabilities and the constant reflection of the same. The importance and necessity of planning done by the teacher of the common room and expert. The need for structuring and regulation of co-learning in the city studied. Also show that collaborative learning and adaptation contribute to the improvement of participation and focus on activities, encouraging the development of intellectual disabled children in kindergarten.
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    A Lei 12.711/12 e as expectativas educacionais de jovens negros do ensino médio público
    (Universidade Federal de São Carlos, 2016-05-11) Costa, Paulo Roberto da; Nascimento, Manoel Nelito Matheus; https://lattes.cnpq.br/4486910967478337; https://lattes.cnpq.br/4297895113161821
    This study investigates the influence of Law 12.711/12 on the educational expectations of graduating young black high school of Paulo de Almeida Nogueira School of Cosmopolis - SP. Racial inequalities in Brazilian society, particularly in the federal public university, have been combated by the Brazilian State with Affirmative Action Policies for blacks in education. The Law 12.711/12 created the reserve positions of Federal Institutions of Higher Education for students, blacks and indigenous people, public school. The field research was conducted in two phases. At first, a questionnaire to all graduating junior high school has been applied. In the second, we interviewed fourteen young blacks. We found the prevalence of the myth of racial ideologies of democracy and meritocracy in positions of black youth as ways to cover up racial inequality and, in turn, deny the Affirmative Action Policy, in particular the Law 12.711/12. Affirmative Action policies are the result of social struggles of black movements to combat racial inequality covert racism, prejudice and racial discrimination. However, we found ambiguity in the positions of the research subjects in relation to the law, because they do not adhere to the waves of reserve policies to access the public university because they consider that are not inferior by race and skin color - they believe in equality as structuring of race relations. On the other, question the precariousness of public school that does not prepare them to have access to public higher education. They consider that young people from private schools have more access to public universities. We note, too, that their positions are aligned with the space that his parents occupy in capitalist society. The survey results showed that the Law 12.711/12 does not influence the educational expectations of young black public high school, for expressing wish to enter the labor market and continue studies in technical courses and / or private universities.
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