A dança como recurso pedagógico no ensino sobre o sistema ósseo : uma proposta de inclusão para alunos surdos

• Autor(a) principal: Silveira Junior, Josué Shimabuko da
• Data de Publicação: 2015
• Tipo de documento: Dissertação
• Idioma: por
• Título da fonte: Repositório Institucional da UFMT
• Texto Completo: http://ri.ufmt.br/handle/1/267
• topic: EJA; Ciências; Inclusão; CNPQ::CIENCIAS EXATAS E DA TERRA; EJA; Science; Inclusion

The inclusion of several people in regular schools was a gain when we look through the prism of interaction between students with special educational needs or not, the comprehension of a differentiated education that realizes the existence of differences, respecting it and dealing with it in a non exclusive way is crucial for inclusion. However some requirements need to be reviewed to go on with these changes in a way that a quality education could achieves all students. Historically, the deaf education was focused on linguistic questions, in particularly, in discuss the education of the Portuguese language, oral and/or written, and the use of sign language. In the history, shortly was said in relation to learning of other areas of education, such as science. Researching and comprehending the methodologies to facilitate the education for deaf students becomes very important, since we are going through a period where the school inclusive process begins, and attention should be reinforced considering that all the students has education rights an equal form. The interaction between the different in order to realize the existence of the other, and happen a mutual aid, not only in a formal education, but aiming the human development of sharing knowledge/experiences. This research was conducted in the basic education, only with deaf students. The methodology used involved cultural elements, such as dance and music. This paper discussed the interactivity and learning of deaf students in a inclusive class of a regular public school in the modality of Education for Youth and Adults - EJA. Moreover, this study also aimed awaken a different view of the teachers to teach these students, in attempt to demystify the disability of the deaf in differentiated learning that involves elements which is thought the audition is essential, obtain as product a proposal to one differentiated lesson to the teach of Skeletal and Muscle System, having the dance as a introductory and motivator element