Forma??o colaborativa em educa??o f?sica : do isolamento docente ? colabora??o entre pares

• Autor(a) principal: Bastos, Fabio Bernardo
• Data de Publicação: 2014
• Tipo de documento: Dissertação
• Idioma: por
• Título da fonte: Biblioteca Digital de Teses e Dissertações da UFRRJ
• Texto Completo: https://tede.ufrrj.br/jspui/handle/jspui/1370
• topic: Desenvolvimento profissional; Forma??o colaborativa; Educa??o f?sica; Professional development; Collaborative teacher education; physical education.; Ci?ncias Humanas

teachers and their professional development in line with the advances and innovations in their areas. Despite their efforts, the actions of the federal government are constrained by fragmentation and disarticulation of continuous training proposals organized by states and municipalities, making the actions limited to the bureaucratic management processes, deadlines and targets disconnected from the real needs of the school. Several studies have identified the continuous training activities are still held by classical and traditional patterns. The introduction of innovative models is limited by the absence of systematic, intentional, coordinated and continuous policies. Continuous training must include pleasurable experiences for the unveiling of new ways of being, thinking and feeling, seeking personal and professional development of teachers. The objective of this research was to analyze the development of a collaborative educational project with physical education teachers, aiming to describe the collective creation process, the effects perceived by teachers to their personal development, as well as the methodological impact on teaching and learning. The research is characterized as descriptive, from an action research model in collaborative context. The collaborative training was attended on average by 35 physical education teachers of municipal school system of Rio de Janeiro. The training process included the selection of subject in which teachers found greater need (technology in physical education classes) and was carried out in monthly meetings for eight months. Teachers read scientific texts, discussed collaborative planning strategies, presented pedagogical intervention projects and reported experiences implemented in school. The data were interpreted through observation and field records of the training workshops, and content analysis of interviews with teachers at the end of training. The results showed that the collaborative training had potential to mobilize teachers to interactionist and dialogical attitudes; provided articulation of theoretical and practical knowledge that are fundamental to the intentionality of educational action; allowed the teachers assume the role of producers of knowledge and pedagogical practices; raised awareness the teacher to place the student as a central element in the teaching-learning. Also observed were limiting factors to collaboration, as lack of teacher habits to read / study / written, number of participants and degree of socialization among peers. However, the manifestations of teachers during the collaborative process, even if not common to all, mobilized metacognitive processes and encouraged teachers to adopt alternative teaching strategies. Collaborative training encourages the debate on the need to listen to the teacher's needs, allow the free expression of their knowledge, fears, anxieties, providing new learning through reflection and collaborative and emancipated shares that promote professional development