Alfabetização tecnológica : realidade nas escolas públicas de Sergipe

• Autor(a) principal: Almeida, Ismael de
• Data de Publicação: 2017
• Tipo de documento: Dissertação
• Idioma: por
• Título da fonte: Repositório Institucional da UFS
• Texto Completo: https://ri.ufs.br/handle/riufs/6765
• topic: Educação; Ensino de ciências; Ensino de biologia; Formação de professores; Tecnologia educacional; Letramento digital; Educação permanente; Escolas públicas de Sergipe; Formação continuada; Recursos tecnológicos; Continuing education; Technological resources; Science teaching; Biology teaching; CIENCIAS HUMANAS::EDUCACAO

The new information technologies are invading the school space, quickly, requiring a new attitude of the educator and bringing new possibilities to education. With this, the continuous formation is configured as an important way to put the teacher in contact with this new reality. This research aims to understand if the teacher is making use of his right to continued education in the state of Sergipe and how, and how much, this is contributing to the improvement of the quality of teaching. For this, it is intended to dialogue with teachers of Science and Biology on aspects the use of technologies in the classroom and the possible obstacles that are occurring to the insertion of the same in the school environment, thus allowing to clarify some questions and to advance in the solution of the problems That surround this universe. In its methodological outline, the research was divided into three stages: documentary analysis about continuing education courses in Sergipe; State of the art regarding the subject and interview with teachers of Sciences and Biology that act in the state education network. It was verified that there are public policies of continuing education for teachers in technologies, however, many teachers are not yet looking for this training. In the state of Sergipe, continuing education is mainly through the ProInfo Integrado program of the federal government, and through courses offered by the State Secretariat of Education itself. The vast majority of teachers interviewed recognize the importance of technology in the classroom, but says that it is not yet technologically literate. In general, it is possible to infer that there are enough places in the courses of continuing education in technology, however, there are still some obstacles for the participation of teachers, since they are not released from teaching activities to attend them and are not encouraged either To perform them, and it is necessary to find mechanisms that can attract these teachers to the continuous formation, thus allowing a greater use of the technologies in the classroom. Some have knowledge about this subject, but it is not yet enough to transform their practice through the insertion of technologies. The schools have technological resources like multimedia projector, television, internet, however, in small number for the great demand. Making use of technologies in the classroom requires preparation of teachers to explore them, otherwise it will only represent the exchange of simpler didactic resources by more complex ones.