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O presente trabalho integra uma pesquisa sobre a produção de sentidos subjetivos dos professores frente às adversidades da profissão e apresenta resultados do seguinte objetivo: identificar expectativas, realizações e frustrações dos professores referentes à sua escolha profissional e perspectivas de futuro. A articulação entre esses dois enfoques constitui-se em um tema desafiador considerando-se a complexidade do contexto educacional, possibilitando aprofundar a compreensão sobre o processo de aprendizagem docente e desenvolvimento profissional. O tema é abordado na perspectiva da Teoria da Subjetividade, de González Rey, sendo a subjetividade definida como um sistema complexo, singular e contraditório, que se constitui no curso da história de vida de cada pessoa e está em constante movimento a partir da contínua e processual produção de sentidos subjetivos. A pesquisa orientou-se a partir dos pressupostos da Epistemologia Qualitativa, proposta pelo mesmo autor, na qual a construção empírica e teórica se caracteriza pelo caráter construtivo-interpretativo das informações, pelo processo dialógico e pela legitimação dos casos singulares como instância de produção do conhecimento científico. Participaram da pesquisa onze professores do Ensino Fundamental de uma escola pública de Palmas–TO. Os procedimentos metodológicos adotados foram observações, entrevistas, discussões em grupos, produção de texto e complemento de frases. Em relação à escolha profissional dos professores, identificamos três motivos: influências da família, falta de oportunidades de trabalho em outras áreas e opção pessoal pelo magistério. Tais motivos articulavam-se de maneira complexa e dialética com as perspectivas de futuro na profissão: parte do grupo gostaria de atuar em outras áreas na educação, alguns sentiam-se realizados e outros queriam mudar de profissão. Concluímos que o processo de escolha profissional e a singularidade da história de vida são fatores que também interferem na maneira como os professores vivenciam seu cotidiano e como se posicionam frente à opção pessoal de permanecer ou desistir da docência.

Este artigo apresentará uma discussão sobre a educação inclusiva e noções de deficiência. As reflexões são resultado de um estudo que produziu quatro narrativas (registradas por meio da história oral) em que se revelaram concepções sobre a deficiência elaboradas por professores que convivem com crianças com deficiência. Os objetivos do texto são, portanto, apresentar um repertório teórico que dá base para as leituras feitas das entrevistas; refletir sobre como se produziu os registros por meio da história oral; e apontar reflexões iniciais sobre o que aparece em comum nessas narrativas dos professores. A análise inicial que apresentamos aqui se norteia pelas contribuições da linha de estudos teóricos chamados disability studies e pela leitura das narrativas. Tal diálogo permitiu compreender como se dá a construção de sentidos e de significados relacionados à criança com deficiência para esses sujeitos. O estudo preocupa-se com tais concepções, pois acredita que podem influenciar nos contextos de formação, no seu desenvolvimento humano e processos identitários.

This article is the result of discussions held in the Pedagogy course of GT during the II Forum of Undergraduate the Federal University of Tocantins, with the theme "The new curriculum challenges: the training of teachers in discussion." The text aims to bring to light some reflections on the role of the university in the training of teachers facing new challenges for higher education. The procedure adopted for the purpose of reaching walks the qualitative approach and bibliographic. In the midst of the submitted surveys and questions, we sought to provoke reflections to contribute to discussions about the role of the University in the context of current changes. Thus, it is evident that the role of the University in teacher education in the knowledge society, should be heading to intense transformations, which directs for vigilance as its mission, in this era that requires training increasingly consistent with the new demands from the social context.

The article presents an analysis of media in education from a gaze that seeks convergence in dialogic relationship between teachers and the media resources. This study objective is to question the knowledge necessary to teacher training with a view to intentional use, conscious and mediator of media in education, considering technology as an effort of human beings in their self-production in addition to the biological resources that are provided, but this effort the technology assumes nuances that are associated with the purpose of its use. Therefore, its use is not neutral, rather, meets the purposes of those who use them, or that it plans to use. The study was guided by the literature among other references, the studies of Pierre Levy (1999, 2011), contributing to generating technophilia and technophobia of Pedro Demo (2009), dialogue as historicizing process and basis for teacher training from Paulo Freire (1991; 1996), the immersion of the changes with the technological acceleration and the need for critical counterpoint technique, proposed by Nicholas Sevcenko (2001), teaching as interactive work from Tardif (2010) among other references. The results show convergences dialogic possibilities in the use of technological resources by teachers.

Witch reflections and learning can we get in an English language internship experience in middle school? Having this question as a starting point, in this article we aim to do a reflexive study of qualitative nature about English teaching and learning mediated by discursive genres and information and communication technologies. From observation reports, we can describe and interpret an internship experience guided by a teaching proposal that links didactic sequence, webquest and technology. The research goes from studies of Gebhard (1999) and Ninin (2010) Bakhtin (1979), Marcuschi (2010), Dolz and Scheneuwly (2004), Dodge (1995) and March (2003). In methodology, the research process involved observation and data collection of 12 classes taught by teachers in early formation at UNIFESSPA, in an 8th year English class at Marabá (PA). Results show that: 1) trainees implemented a distinctive proposal that promoted magazine covers' production and dissemination, also explored mental and linguistic capacities in reading, writing and English linguistic analysis learning, mediated by technologies; 2) the observation task could exceed its initial purpose of data collection, serving as a support to the trainees work and also to the work methodology awareness for the researchers involved in this project and 3) the relevance of this experience focuses on teachers in early formation's literacy, improving and developing genrer studies for educational purposes, integrating it with technology use.

This paper aims to address the prognoses for the processes of inclusion and accessibility for blind students in teaching activities and in educational institutions, both within the classroom, laboratories and other physical facilities of the University both in virtual spaces of main research for the visually impaired. The analysis began from the participant observation and interviews with teachers and technicians of the UFT. It is concluded that the initiatives for the inclusion of blind student cross through the individual and collective spheres and includes new attitudes of the systems and portals developers on the internet.

This article presents the experience inter/transdisciplinary of a team teachers developed collectively by the fourth year of Pedagogy course, of the State University of Goiás, Campus Inhumas, developed in academic year of 2014. The Sustainable Cities and Sustainable Schools Project was organized in the context of work project (HERNÁNDEZ, 1998), interdisciplinary organization (JAPIASSU, 2003) and transdisciplinarity look (NICOLESCU, 1999; Moraes, 2008; Suanno, 2013, 2014) for complex thinking about sustainable cities (UN Habitat, 2014 ; Letter of Medellin, 2014; Sustainable Cities/MEC Program, 2014; Sustainable Schools/MEC Program, 2013; Metropolis Observatory, 2014), taking an ecosystem reflection, complex and phenomenological.

As a fundamental value of the activity, journalistic objectivity has already been conceptually investigated by several academic studies whose results, although published in books and magazines in the area, did not change the way information consumers, journalists and even journalism teachers philosophically understand objectivity and, consequently, its application in the routines and procedures of journalistic practice. This article aims to carry out the bibliographic review of two important works by Brazilian authors that investigated the notion of objectivity. We will discuss Luiz Amaral's work "The Objectivity of Journalism" and Wilson Gomes's work "Journalism, Facts and Interests", inventing his ways of understanding and discussing this fundamental notion of the activity philosophically.

This article aims to show the pedagogical potential of the use of 'marginal poetry' in Sociology classes. The urban chronicler Miró da Muribeca was chosen to support this work. His poetry, considered by critics as 'marginal poetry', approaches sociological themes and concepts in addition to everyday experiences common to students' habitus. The use of this type of poetry in the classes of Sociology functioned as a didactic tool that enabled the students to hatch from a greater taste by the classes associated to a greater understanding of the contents approached through the partnership between the school and the Institutional Program of Initiation to Teaching Scholarships (PIBID) of CAPES/CNPq. It is possible to develop in this specific case, these activities and bring the teachers in formation from day to day of the school, allowing a connection between the University and school.

Sickle cell disease encompasses a group of hereditary hemolytic anemias, of Afro-descendant origin, which changes the shape of red blood cells, changing its elliptical form to that of sickle, when in crisis. People with sickle cell disease may have frequent crisis, which impairs their social activities, including schoolrelated ones.With this in view, the purpose of this study was to evaluate the importance of the school for the intellectual and social development of students with sickle cell disease. To carry out this study a structured questionnaire was appliedto students with sickle cell diseaseand their mothers, teachers, engineers and managers of two public schools in the city of Monte do Carmo -TO. The results evidencedstudents' difficulties with the disease inschool environment, the perceptionof mothers in relation to the limitedpedagogical monitoring of their children from teaching units and the lack of knowledge from education professionals about the subject. Therefore, studentswith sickle cell diseasecan't enjoy a satisfactory learning, as they don't receive proper monitoringin their cognitive, personal and schoolneeds, which signals the need ofcontinuous guidancefor education professionals, focused on this subject.

The paper addresses the multiplatform app "WhatsApp Messenger" and their use of online instant messaging and voice calls to smartphones. In Distance Education, Federal University of Federal University of Tocantins (UFT), this application has been used as a communication mobility strategic mobile since the management of courses and programs offered in 16 classroom support poles are located Board headquarters of large distances Educational Technology (DTE) that manages the undergraduate courses in distance education through the System Open University of Brazil (UAB). The UFT through its Board of distance education has 5 undergraduate courses with an enrollment of 1,273 students divided into 52 classes. The implementation of online communication group of distance education managers in the App WhatsApp and its interface with teachers, poles coordinators, directors of the campuses has made communication and managers DL ubiquitous. A redefinition of communicating characterized by the multidimensionality of the indivisible space of your hypermobility, that is, their physical mobility expanded by mobile devices, as in the case of WhatsApp. Its theoretical approach results from studies and research in the Stricto SensuPostgraduate Program in Education PPGE/UFT.

This research on post-doctoral training is themed actions and transdisciplinary teaching strategies that are developed in the College Logosophical of Goiânia. From the moment that this school does not have the basic presupposition of the theory of transdisciplinarity, it is interesting to research by the fact that the actions and used teaching strategies, based on the Logosophical Pedagogy, based on Logosophy recommended by the Argentine philosopher Carlos Eduardo González Pecotche are compatible with this theory, expressed in the actions of teachers and the school management, and strategic shares present in the planning done together and on a daily basis with students. The theoretical contribution is based on Moraes (1997, 2004, 2008), Pecotche (2008), Ausubel (1982); Morin (2007a), MVRSuanno (2013, 2014), & Violant tower (2006a) and JHSuanno (2013, 2014). The goal is to identify the pedagogical actions and transdisciplinary attitudes built by Logosophical College faculty in Goiânia that contribute to the development of students as individuals with human, social and environmental responsibility. This goal stems from the need to know the disciplinary pedagogical actions developed in the College Logosophical of Goiânia.

This article presents and seeks to reflect the results of research conducted on the use of Laptop at school, considering the program UCA (One Computer per Student) a newly implemented innovation in some schools in the municipality of Tocantinópolis. The research developed from studies of child development comparing some theoretical propositions on child behavior with the children of today who are born inserted into a culture based on the use of digital media that have become popular and are available to all social classes. From these studies, we analyzed using the laptop on a Full-Time State School in order to realize as is being seen the incorporation of computer use in school every day and that different activities are being developed from the project implementation. Data analysis sought to understand whether the use of the Internet at school helps children build autonomy or captive maintains pre-set programs. The study showed that the great glimpse is that teachers have difficulties in working with the media as an ally, on the other hand, the program offers a plaster content without the teacher and students can use the device with freedom to create other possibilities.