Brazil is a country with marked social asymmetries, which have an impact on the impoverishment of basic educational proficiencies. We present a snapshot in a cross-sectional documentary study that registered the risk of distorting educational processes even more intensely, due to the easing of political and pedagogical decisionmaking. Planning and thinking about how to keep our teachers and students learning during the isolation and the post-pandemic period, implies the redesigning of education scenarios, searching for balance in teaching and in the use of technologies and resources. Until now, we have noticed an enlarged reproduction of preexisting educational asymmetries. People who live in a situation of social vulnerability and digital exclusion are facing many more difficulties in the isolation period, as well as in managing to keep learning, than those in better financial conditions and with broadband internet access. It is a time that requires collective reinvention, bringing together policies and practices in a resolutive and equitable way.
Resumo O objetivo do trabalho foi identificar quais ações são desenvolvidas pelas Instituições Federais de Educação Superior (IFES) no Brasil no que tange à formação docente para atuação na Educação Superior. Para tanto, foi aplicado por um grupo de trabalho no âmbito do Cograd um questionário junto às pró-reitorias de graduação que buscou identificar a existência de uma política institucional de formação continuada para seus docentes. Verifica-se uma tendência crescente de que a formação continuada é mais uma nova forma de regulação profissional do que promoção da profissionalização docente. São pontuados indicativos de ações de formação continuada, possíveis incentivos governamentais ou políticas públicas que possam impulsionar os programas de formação docente e que a realize interlocução com o governo federal, com as associações de professores, de técnicos-administrativos, de estudantes e com a sociedade em geral, indicando ações de uma política de formação docente.
This article emerges from an exploratory qualitative study conducted with faculty members from higher education institutions in Brazil, Spain and Mexico. The goal of the study was to analyse the perceptions of faculty members from the looked at institutions, on pedagogical innovation resulting from the use of Information and Communication Technologies (ICT) in their teaching practices. The data were collected through a semi-structured questionnaire forwarded by e-mail. Content analysis technique was used to study the data. Results showed three types of perceptions held by faculty members in relation to pedagogical innovations arising from the use of ICT in their practices. Most firmly believe and identify innovations resulting from the use of ICT. A smaller number of participants also identify innovations, but point out that, in addition to the use of ICT, they are the result of the teacher's attitude. There is also the opinion related to the saturated use of ICT, without the perception of innovation.
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