Remote teaching for Specialized Educational Assistance students
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Resumo: | To contain the contagion by the Covid-19 pandemic, one of the first measures of social distancing was the suspension of face-to-face classes. The alternative that became viable in the current conjuncture was remote education. This work aims to outline an overview of how the teachers of specialized educational care (SEC) of the municipal school system of Uruguaiana/RS have been developing this service in Remote Education. To this end, a questionnaire was developed applied to 09 SEC teachers in the municipality. The qualitative analysis of the questionnaire was based on 7 categories that include: professional academic training, continuing education, understanding about remote teaching, diversity of special needs met, number of services, resources employed in remote mediation and the effectiveness of the service in promoting learning through remote teaching. As results we obtain that the teachers surveyed have adequate training, as well as have carried out numerous training courses via distance learning. According to teachers there are between 11 and 24 students in each school requiring care with the most varied disabilities. The activities of the SEC have been carried out remotely through digital/print technology resources and the help of the students' families. The effectiveness of this care depends on different factors such as: the type of special need, the student's ability to interact with digital/printed media and family commitment. Inclusive education in remote education has been partially occurring mainly because it is difficult to include the school environment in a remote way. |
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Remote teaching for Specialized Educational Assistance students Enseñanza remota para estudiantes de Asistencia Educativa EspecializadaEnsino remoto para alunos do Atendimento Educacional EspecializadoEnsenãnzaServicio educativo especializadoEducación remotaCovid-19.TeachingSpecialized Educational ServiceRemote educationCovid-19.EnsinoAtendimento Educacional EspecializadoEnsino remotoCovid-19.To contain the contagion by the Covid-19 pandemic, one of the first measures of social distancing was the suspension of face-to-face classes. The alternative that became viable in the current conjuncture was remote education. This work aims to outline an overview of how the teachers of specialized educational care (SEC) of the municipal school system of Uruguaiana/RS have been developing this service in Remote Education. To this end, a questionnaire was developed applied to 09 SEC teachers in the municipality. The qualitative analysis of the questionnaire was based on 7 categories that include: professional academic training, continuing education, understanding about remote teaching, diversity of special needs met, number of services, resources employed in remote mediation and the effectiveness of the service in promoting learning through remote teaching. As results we obtain that the teachers surveyed have adequate training, as well as have carried out numerous training courses via distance learning. According to teachers there are between 11 and 24 students in each school requiring care with the most varied disabilities. The activities of the SEC have been carried out remotely through digital/print technology resources and the help of the students' families. The effectiveness of this care depends on different factors such as: the type of special need, the student's ability to interact with digital/printed media and family commitment. Inclusive education in remote education has been partially occurring mainly because it is difficult to include the school environment in a remote way.Para contener el contagio por la pandemia covid-19, una de las primeras medidas de distanciamiento social fue la suspensión de las clases presenciales. La alternativa que se hizo viable en la coyuntura actual fue la educación remota. Este trabajo tiene como objetivo esbozar una visión general de cómo los profesores de atención educativa especializada (AEE) del sistema escolar municipal de Uruguaiana/RS han estado desarrollando este servicio en Educación Remota. Para ello, se elaboró un cuestionario aplicado a 09 profesores de la AEE en el municipio. El análisis cualitativo del cuestionario se basó en 7 categorías que incluyen: formación académica profesional, educación continua, comprensión sobre la enseñanza a distancia, diversidad de necesidades especiales satisfechas, número de servicios, recursos empleados en la mediación remota y la eficacia del servicio en la promoción del aprendizaje a través de la enseñanza remota. Como resultados obtenemos que los profesores encuestados tienen una formación adecuada, así como han llevado a cabo numerosos cursos de formación a través de la enseñanza a distancia. Según los maestros hay entre 11 y 24 estudiantes en cada escuela que requieren atención con las más variadas discapacidades. Las actividades de la AEE se han llevado a cabo de forma remota a través de recursos de tecnología digital/impresión y la ayuda de las familias de los estudiantes. La eficacia de este cuidado depende de diferentes factores como: el tipo de necesidad especial, la capacidad del estudiante para interactuar con los medios digitales/impresos y el compromiso familiar. La educación inclusiva en la educación remota ha estado ocurriendo parcialmente principalmente porque es difícil incluir el entorno escolar de manera remota.Para conter o contágio pela pandemia do Covid-19 uma das primeiras medidas de distanciamento social foi a suspensão das aulas presenciais. A alternativa que se tornou viável na atual conjuntura foi o ensino remoto. Este trabalho visa traçar um panorama de como os professores do Atendimento Educacional Especializado (AEE) da rede municipal de ensino de Uruguaiana/RS vem desenvolvendo esse serviço no Ensino Remoto. Com esse intuito foi desenvolvido um questionário aplicado a 09 professores de AEE do município. A análise qualitativa do questionário foi realizada a partir de 7 categorias que compreendem: a formação acadêmica do profissional, formação continuada, compreensão sobre o ensino remoto, diversidade de necessidades especiais atendidas, número de atendidos, recursos empregados na mediação remota e a efetividade do serviço de atendimento na promoção da aprendizagem através do ensino remoto. Como resultados obtemos que os professores pesquisados possuem formação adequada, bem como tem realizado inúmeros cursos de capacitação via ensino à distância. Segundo os professores existem entre 11 e 24 alunos em cada escola necessitando de atendimento com as mais variadas deficiências. As atividades do AEE vêm sendo realizadas remotamente através de recursos de tecnologias digitais/impressa e o auxílio dos familiares dos estudantes. A efetividade desse atendimento, depende de diferentes fatores como: o tipo de necessidade especial, a capacidade de interação do aluno com as mídias digitais/impressas e o comprometimento familiar. A educação inclusiva no ensino remoto vem ocorrendo de forma parcial principalmente porque é difícil incluir junto ao ambiente escolar de uma forma remota.Research, Society and Development2020-11-28info:eu-repo/semantics/articleinfo:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersionapplication/pdfhttps://rsdjournal.org/index.php/rsd/article/view/1006010.33448/rsd-v9i11.10060Research, Society and Development; Vol. 9 No. 11; e64291110060Research, Society and Development; Vol. 9 Núm. 11; e64291110060Research, Society and Development; v. 9 n. 11; e642911100602525-3409reponame:Research, Society and Developmentinstname:Universidade Federal de Itajubá (UNIFEI)instacron:UNIFEIporhttps://rsdjournal.org/index.php/rsd/article/view/10060/9191Copyright (c) 2020 Rose Cristina Alves Nunes; Carlos Maximiliano Dutrahttps://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccessNunes, Rose Cristina Alves Dutra, Carlos Maximiliano 2020-12-10T23:37:57Zoai:ojs.pkp.sfu.ca:article/10060Revistahttps://rsdjournal.org/index.php/rsd/indexPUBhttps://rsdjournal.org/index.php/rsd/oairsd.articles@gmail.com2525-34092525-3409opendoar:2024-01-17T09:32:12.160600Research, Society and Development - Universidade Federal de Itajubá (UNIFEI)false |
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Remote teaching for Specialized Educational Assistance students Enseñanza remota para estudiantes de Asistencia Educativa Especializada Ensino remoto para alunos do Atendimento Educacional Especializado |
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Remote teaching for Specialized Educational Assistance students |
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Remote teaching for Specialized Educational Assistance students Nunes, Rose Cristina Alves Ensenãnza Servicio educativo especializado Educación remota Covid-19. Teaching Specialized Educational Service Remote education Covid-19. Ensino Atendimento Educacional Especializado Ensino remoto Covid-19. |
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Remote teaching for Specialized Educational Assistance students |
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Remote teaching for Specialized Educational Assistance students |
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Remote teaching for Specialized Educational Assistance students |
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Nunes, Rose Cristina Alves |
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Nunes, Rose Cristina Alves Dutra, Carlos Maximiliano |
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Dutra, Carlos Maximiliano |
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Nunes, Rose Cristina Alves Dutra, Carlos Maximiliano |
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Ensenãnza Servicio educativo especializado Educación remota Covid-19. Teaching Specialized Educational Service Remote education Covid-19. Ensino Atendimento Educacional Especializado Ensino remoto Covid-19. |
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Ensenãnza Servicio educativo especializado Educación remota Covid-19. Teaching Specialized Educational Service Remote education Covid-19. Ensino Atendimento Educacional Especializado Ensino remoto Covid-19. |
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To contain the contagion by the Covid-19 pandemic, one of the first measures of social distancing was the suspension of face-to-face classes. The alternative that became viable in the current conjuncture was remote education. This work aims to outline an overview of how the teachers of specialized educational care (SEC) of the municipal school system of Uruguaiana/RS have been developing this service in Remote Education. To this end, a questionnaire was developed applied to 09 SEC teachers in the municipality. The qualitative analysis of the questionnaire was based on 7 categories that include: professional academic training, continuing education, understanding about remote teaching, diversity of special needs met, number of services, resources employed in remote mediation and the effectiveness of the service in promoting learning through remote teaching. As results we obtain that the teachers surveyed have adequate training, as well as have carried out numerous training courses via distance learning. According to teachers there are between 11 and 24 students in each school requiring care with the most varied disabilities. The activities of the SEC have been carried out remotely through digital/print technology resources and the help of the students' families. The effectiveness of this care depends on different factors such as: the type of special need, the student's ability to interact with digital/printed media and family commitment. Inclusive education in remote education has been partially occurring mainly because it is difficult to include the school environment in a remote way. |
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