Políticas públicas e história de formação de professores de ciências: uma análise a partir da teoria social de Habermas
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2010-02-23
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Chapani, Daisi Teresinha [UNESP]
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Universidade Estadual Paulista (Unesp)
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O propósito deste trabalho é discutir as políticas de formação docente, especialmente aquelas que se relacionam mais diretamente aos professores de Ciências da região de Jequié, Bahia, a partir das seguintes questões: como se entrelaçam as políticas públicas de formação docente e as histórias formativas de professores de Ciências que ali vivem e trabalham? Como são construídas as políticas de formação e qual o papel dos professores neste contexto? Como é possível uma formação emancipatória que considere os professores sujeitos capazes de participar ativamente da vida política, inclusive no que concerne à sua formação? Para tanto, serve-se da teoria social de Habermas como principal referencial teórico-metodológico. Os dados foram constituídos por meio de levantamento bibliográfico (legislação, documentos e estudos acadêmicos) e de campo (histórias de formação, obtidas por meio de entrevistas semiestruturadas realizadas com quinze professores de Ciências). A apresentação e a discussão dos dados ocorreram em três momentos: i) numa ótica mais ampla, com a apresentação das ações estatais relativas ao assunto nos níveis nacional e estadual; ii) numa focalização mais precisa, no entrelaçamento das histórias de formação dos docentes entrevistados com as ações estatais correspondentes, enfatizando as ações de nível local e iii) transpassando esses dois enfoques, uma análise mais aprofundada da construção das políticas de formação docente a partir dos conceitos de sistema, mundo da vida e esfera pública. Como resultado, obteve-se um quadro geral das políticas de formação docente nas últimas décadas, o enredamento destas políticas com as histórias pessoais dos entrevistados, bem como uma análise interpretativa de como os docentes têm participado da construção das políticas referentes à sua própria formação e de como...
The purpose of this study is to discuss the teacher training policies - especially those related to the Science teachers from Jequié City, state of Bahia, Brazil - from the following questions: how do the teacher training public policies and the personal educational history of the Science, teachers who live and work in the city entangle? How are training policies built and how are teachers contextualized in this process? How possible can be an emancipative training which sees teachers as individuals capable of participating actively in politics, including in issues concerning their own training? For this purpose, the Haberma's social theory is employed as the leading theoretical and methodological benchmark. The data were formed by means of bibliographical survey (legislation, documents and academic studies) and field survey (training history, obtained from semistructured interviews performed with 15 Science teachers). The data presentation and discussion had three different aspects: i) a broader view, showing the state actions related to the topic, at national and state levels; ii) a more precise focus, the interweaving of the training of the teachers interviewed with the corresponding state actions - with emphasis on local actions and iii) beyond these two aspects, a deeper analysis on the construction of the teacher training policies from the concepts of system, lifeworld and public sphere. As a result, a general view of the teacher training policies over the last decades was achieved, as well as the interweaving of these policies with the personal history of the interviewees and an interpretative analysis on how the teachers have been participating in the construction of these policies, concerning their own training - and how such policies could be implemented more democratically. It is understood that the training - based on the instrumental rationality of the Science teachers... (Complete abstract click electronic access below)
The purpose of this study is to discuss the teacher training policies - especially those related to the Science teachers from Jequié City, state of Bahia, Brazil - from the following questions: how do the teacher training public policies and the personal educational history of the Science, teachers who live and work in the city entangle? How are training policies built and how are teachers contextualized in this process? How possible can be an emancipative training which sees teachers as individuals capable of participating actively in politics, including in issues concerning their own training? For this purpose, the Haberma's social theory is employed as the leading theoretical and methodological benchmark. The data were formed by means of bibliographical survey (legislation, documents and academic studies) and field survey (training history, obtained from semistructured interviews performed with 15 Science teachers). The data presentation and discussion had three different aspects: i) a broader view, showing the state actions related to the topic, at national and state levels; ii) a more precise focus, the interweaving of the training of the teachers interviewed with the corresponding state actions - with emphasis on local actions and iii) beyond these two aspects, a deeper analysis on the construction of the teacher training policies from the concepts of system, lifeworld and public sphere. As a result, a general view of the teacher training policies over the last decades was achieved, as well as the interweaving of these policies with the personal history of the interviewees and an interpretative analysis on how the teachers have been participating in the construction of these policies, concerning their own training - and how such policies could be implemented more democratically. It is understood that the training - based on the instrumental rationality of the Science teachers... (Complete abstract click electronic access below)
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Ciencia - Estudo e ensino, Politicas publicas - Brasil, Habermas, Jurgen, 1929-, Teoria da ação comunicativa, Políticas educativas, Formação docente, Theory of communicative action, Educational policies, Teacher training, Science teaching
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CHAPANI, Daisi Teresinha. Políticas públicas e história de formação de professores de ciências: uma análise a partir da teoria social de Habermas. 2010. 421 f. Tese (doutorado) - Universidade Estadual Paulista, Faculdade de Ciências, 2010.