Jogos teatrais na educação: desafios

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Autor(a) principal: Cancello, Ana Marques
Data de Publicação: 2011
Tipo de documento: Trabalho de conclusão de curso
Idioma: por
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Resumo: This research education / intervention is focused to answer the question: How does the theatrical play can promote their work in school? For this picture I drew a background of art education in Brazil, focusing on the history of drama in education. Authors have presented some of theater games, specifying the materials used, the teaching, the teaching procedures. Developed and reported the practical work with a group of seven students (boys) 11 to 13 years old with learning difficulties and attitudinal. This work finds itself placed under the Interinstitutional studies of the Chair Joel Martin, based in the Faculty of Education at PUC-SP and its locus of research EMEF Judge Amorim Lima, public school elementary school located at Rua Professor Vicente Peixoto, 50, Indian Village, California. For this, first introduced in March, a theorist with national and international authors on the theatrical play, as well as the concepts and methods, which influenced the proposed practice. Following through exploratory research with students, I sought to know the reality of children and their interests from the developed exercises / workshops. The activities were varied, such as coordination games, theater games, dance and visual arts. The classes form developed at the school, the room once a week, always with music. I was surprised to go to practice and see that the theater would not be the first path as I had planned. The group showed me through his body movements, their gestures, their speech: the dance. Needed to achieve them permeate their interests. Talking to the group was not easy, had difficulty channeling their energies, they beat all the time, climbed on the tables, throwing chairs and tables on the floor, shouted out the window, threw objects, not listening. Therefore the dialogue would not be the first phase of work, and yes, body language, specifically dance. Involved with the repertoire that I brought in the first and second class, for they could not. Would really love to funk. Respect their choices, but brought a funk different from their usual, but with the same beat. Excited, we speak the same language, even though I am an adult and a teacher, an authority to them. So we gradually became acquainted, we understand. Realized that I was not there as an enemy, or someone putting them down, but someone who wanted to work them, believed in the potential of the group. Gradually met their interests and even talked about the confusion who got in school. This research showed me the wealth that is the blending of different artistic fields, and how you can use them. Time was short, I needed more, they planned mainly playing theater was not possible. But the achievements such as: working together, doing double, listen up, look up, self esteem, were clearly important. For me, it was difficult and challenging. How important was watching them, forget a little of my interests and go for them. Feeling the group, see where we can step, conquer them, so as to speak the same language, art
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spelling Carneiro, Suzana Filizola BrasilienseCancello, Ana Marques2022-10-11T11:48:22Z2022-10-11T11:48:22Z2011-11-07Cancello, Ana Marques. Jogos teatrais na educação: desafios. 2011. Trabalho de Conclusão de Curso (Graduação em Pedagogia) - Faculdade de Educação da Pontifícia Universidade Católica de São Paulo, São Paulo, 2011.https://repositorio.pucsp.br/jspui/handle/handle/28762This research education / intervention is focused to answer the question: How does the theatrical play can promote their work in school? For this picture I drew a background of art education in Brazil, focusing on the history of drama in education. Authors have presented some of theater games, specifying the materials used, the teaching, the teaching procedures. Developed and reported the practical work with a group of seven students (boys) 11 to 13 years old with learning difficulties and attitudinal. This work finds itself placed under the Interinstitutional studies of the Chair Joel Martin, based in the Faculty of Education at PUC-SP and its locus of research EMEF Judge Amorim Lima, public school elementary school located at Rua Professor Vicente Peixoto, 50, Indian Village, California. For this, first introduced in March, a theorist with national and international authors on the theatrical play, as well as the concepts and methods, which influenced the proposed practice. Following through exploratory research with students, I sought to know the reality of children and their interests from the developed exercises / workshops. The activities were varied, such as coordination games, theater games, dance and visual arts. The classes form developed at the school, the room once a week, always with music. I was surprised to go to practice and see that the theater would not be the first path as I had planned. The group showed me through his body movements, their gestures, their speech: the dance. Needed to achieve them permeate their interests. Talking to the group was not easy, had difficulty channeling their energies, they beat all the time, climbed on the tables, throwing chairs and tables on the floor, shouted out the window, threw objects, not listening. Therefore the dialogue would not be the first phase of work, and yes, body language, specifically dance. Involved with the repertoire that I brought in the first and second class, for they could not. Would really love to funk. Respect their choices, but brought a funk different from their usual, but with the same beat. Excited, we speak the same language, even though I am an adult and a teacher, an authority to them. So we gradually became acquainted, we understand. Realized that I was not there as an enemy, or someone putting them down, but someone who wanted to work them, believed in the potential of the group. Gradually met their interests and even talked about the confusion who got in school. This research showed me the wealth that is the blending of different artistic fields, and how you can use them. Time was short, I needed more, they planned mainly playing theater was not possible. But the achievements such as: working together, doing double, listen up, look up, self esteem, were clearly important. For me, it was difficult and challenging. How important was watching them, forget a little of my interests and go for them. Feeling the group, see where we can step, conquer them, so as to speak the same language, artEssa pesquisa/intervenção tem como foco principal responder a questão: Como o jogo teatral pode favorecer o trabalho na escola? Para tanto tracei um panorama de fundo da arte educação no Brasil, focando a história do teatro na educação. Apresentei alguns autores dos jogos teatrais, especificando os materiais utilizados, as didáticas, os procedimentos de ensino. Desenvolvi e relatei os trabalhos de natureza prática com um grupo de sete alunos (meninos) de 11 à 13 anos de idade com dificuldades de aprendizagem e atitudinais. Este trabalho acha-se inserido no âmbito dos estudos do Grupo de Pesquisa Educação e Produção do Conhecimento (CNPq-PUC-SP) e Cátedra Joel Martins e tem como lócus de pesquisa uma EMEF Desembargador Amorim Lima, escola municipal de ensino fundamental localizada em São Paulo. Para tanto, Inicialmente apresentei um marco-teórico com autores nacionais e internacionais sobre o jogo teatral, assim como as concepções e métodos, que influenciaram a prática proposta. Na sequência, através da pesquisa exploratória com os alunos, busquei conhecer a realidade das crianças e a partir dos seus interesses desenvolvi exercícios/oficinas. As atividades desenvolvidas foram diversificadas, como: jogos de coordenação motora, jogos teatrais, dança e artes plásticas. As aulas forma desenvolvidas na própria escola, na sala, uma vez por semana, sempre com música. Surpreendi-me ao ir para a prática e ver que o teatro não seria o primeiro caminho como eu planejara. O grupo mostrou-se através de seus movimentos corporais, seus gestos, suas falas: a dança. Para alcançá-los precisava permear seus interesses. Conversar com o grupo não era fácil, tinham dificuldade em canalizar suas energias, batiam-se o tempo todo, subiam nas mesas, jogavam cadeiras e mesas no chão, gritavam pela janela, jogavam objetos, não se escutavam. Por tanto o diálogo não seria a primeira fase do trabalho, e sim, comunicação corporal, mais precisamente a dança. As crianças implicaram com o repertório musical que eu trouxe na primeira e segunda aula; gostavam mesmo era de funk. Respeitei suas escolhas, porém trouxe um funk diferente do habitual deles, mas com a mesma batida. Animados, poderíamos falar a mesma língua, mesmo eu sendo adulta e professora, uma autoridade para eles. Assim, fomos aos poucos nos conhecendo, nos entendendo. Perceberam que eu não estava ali como inimiga, ou alguém colocando-os para baixo, mas alguém que queria trabalhá-los, acreditava no potencial do grupo. Aos poucos conheci seus interesses e até mesmo conversei sobre as suas confusões em que se meteram na escola. Essa pesquisa mostrou-me a riqueza que é a mescla das diferentes áreas artísticas, e como é possível usá-las na prática do educador. O tempo foi curto, precisava de mais, o que planejara principalmente do jogo teatral não foi possível fazer. Mas as conquistas como: trabalhar em grupo, fazerem duplas, escutarem-se, olharem-se, a auto estima, foram visivelmente importantes. Para mim, foi difícil e desafiador. Foi importante olhá-los, esquecer um pouco dos meus interesses e partir para os deles. 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title Jogos teatrais na educação: desafios
spellingShingle Jogos teatrais na educação: desafios
Cancello, Ana Marques
CNPQ::CIENCIAS HUMANAS::EDUCACAO
Arte-educação
Jogo teatral
Educação
Art education
Theatrical game
Education
title_short Jogos teatrais na educação: desafios
title_full Jogos teatrais na educação: desafios
title_fullStr Jogos teatrais na educação: desafios
title_full_unstemmed Jogos teatrais na educação: desafios
title_sort Jogos teatrais na educação: desafios
author Cancello, Ana Marques
author_facet Cancello, Ana Marques
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dc.contributor.author.fl_str_mv Cancello, Ana Marques
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Arte-educação
Jogo teatral
Educação
Art education
Theatrical game
Education
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Jogo teatral
Educação
dc.subject.eng.fl_str_mv Art education
Theatrical game
Education
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