Docentes com deficiência na educação superior brasileira e condições de trabalho
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This work is an analysis of the working conditions of teachers with disability in Brazilian public universities. Its general objective is to: Analyze the
working conditions of teachers with disabilities who work in public Higher Education Brazilian. And as specific objectives: explore the teachers’ workday with disability, identify how your routine and the development of your work in the institution and verify the family's participation in the trajectory of the teacher with a disability. In its methodology included the interview procedure of five university professors
with disabilities, from the southeast, north, center-west and northeast Brazilian regions, four of which
participants at the federal and one state level. The results revealed that teachers face architectural and attitudinal barriers in their work, that their working day is exhaustive and that her family was an important support during her professional career, she helped and supported the work to be carried out, contributing, in some cases, to the teacher's permanence in his work. The data from this research indicated that the concrete working conditions of the university professors interviewed, included accumulation of several functions, a fact identified as harmful to their health, in addition to the environment of work has been identified as not facilitating the development of work with excellence.
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FERREIRA, Sally Cristina Gouveia da Silva. Docentes com deficiência na educação superior brasileira e condições de trabalho. 2024. Dissertação (Mestrado em Educação Especial) – Universidade Federal de São Carlos, São Carlos, 2024. Disponível em: https://repositorio.ufscar.br/handle/20.500.14289/20086.
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