O ensino de levantamento e classifica??o de solos no curso de Engenharia Florestal do IFMT - Campus C?ceres: uma an?lise atrav?s do projeto pol?tico-pedag?gico

• Autor(a) principal: Marchesi, Cristiano de Souza
• Data de Publicação: 2013
• 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/2475
• topic: Engenharia Florestal; Projeto Pol?tico-Pedag?gico; Ci?ncia do Solo; Forestry; Political-Pedagogical Project; Soil Science; Educa??o

Despite all agricultural production leaving Brazilian soils strength of agribusiness news is that, most of the soils in the country are not classified at the appropriate level for use by the farmer, or better saying, the farms and forest, mostly not have a mapping their soils, so technically mostly producers and professionals working in these properties do not have a detailed knowledge of the types of soils that have worked. The soil classification is the basis for determining the potential use of the land, ie, guide the sustainable use of the same. For this situation, it is known that many factors corroborate the frame. Among these the human factor has great weight in this matter because, Survey and Soil Classification (LCSs) are present on curricular content for training of Agronomists, Forestry Engineers, etc.., and scholars and authorities in the field of Soil Science have signaled that the Higher Education Institutions (specifically undergraduate) come crashing in training these professionals supposedly trained and qualified to the activity of LCSs, considering that the courses that form such professionals invariably advocated among other things "solid scientific general and professional ... "what prescribes the contents of their curricular chord in the National Curriculum Guidelines. Informally today, teachers generally do mind that the problem lies in the structure of undergraduate courses regarding aspects: design of a workload of disciplines; literature indicated in ement?rios; disciplines sequence prerequisites; opportunity of additional knowledge through elective courses, etc.. Thus, sensing data bring to literature that deal with the subject, aimed this work was to analyze the conditions for teaching of LCSs course of Forestry's IFMT - Campus C?ceres through its Political-Pedagogical Project (PPP) as all the above aspects. This research is exploratory, Documentary and Quanti-qualitative nature. Included in the questionnaire data collection and content analysis for inferences. The inferences are that the references (data obtained from educators in the field of Soil Science of the five geographical regions through a questionnaire) indicate that the PPP course has limitations that may affect the teaching-learning LCSs and achieve, in this regard (themes mentioned), the professional profile designed by the course concerning "solid scientific and professional general enabling absorb and develop technology." The limitations were: inadequate sizing workload in disciplines that include LCSs and related activities; literature indicated in these ement?rio not include modern features with the potential to collaborate with a better education, sequence of disciplines inappropriate prerequisites discipline that includes these activities and, lack of opportunity for complementation of knowledge related to these themes via list of electives. Given the paucity of information in the literature that addresses on the subject, the data generated will assist both in the construction and / or reformulation of PPP courses in general as well as instigating research on the topic.