2015
DOI: 10.1590/2175-3539/2015/0192849
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Educação Especial e a Relação Família - Escola: Análise da produção científica de teses e dissertações

Abstract: ResumoO relacionamento família-escola vem sendo apontado pela literatura nas áreas da educação especial e psicologia como um dos principais fatores facilitadores no processo de inclusão escolar. Tendo em vista esses fatores, esta pesquisa teve o objetivo de identificar e analisar a produção científica de teses e dissertações produzidas no período de 2001-2011 sobre a relação entre família-escola de crianças público alvo da educação especial. Para tanto, foi realizada uma busca sistemática no Banco de Teses da … Show more

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“…This led to new results about parents' experience of the children's schooling process: positive (thinking of alternatives for their children, and the school's flexibility regarding alternatives) and negative (their children's lack of motivation to study -activity overload) results, the existence of excluding practices at the school, and compromised acquisition of school knowledge). The latter two consequences were also identified by Maturana and Cia (2015), Pletsch (2014b) and Silveira and Neves (2006) in their studies. Most parents reported negative results in the initial attempt to integrate their children in school.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 71%
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“…This led to new results about parents' experience of the children's schooling process: positive (thinking of alternatives for their children, and the school's flexibility regarding alternatives) and negative (their children's lack of motivation to study -activity overload) results, the existence of excluding practices at the school, and compromised acquisition of school knowledge). The latter two consequences were also identified by Maturana and Cia (2015), Pletsch (2014b) and Silveira and Neves (2006) in their studies. Most parents reported negative results in the initial attempt to integrate their children in school.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 71%
“…In some instances, the results were similar, regardless of the strategy adopted by the parents, as they had to cope with the lack of flexibility in the school setting. For example, P1 and P7, although the latter had negotiated possibilities of adaptation for her daughter with the school, reported a similar result: negative impact on the acquisition of school knowledge, which is a result shared by many parents of people with disabilities attending regular schools (Maturana & Cia, 2015;Pletsch, 2014a;Pletsch, 2014b). This situation made P7 take an even more radical strategy than negotiation -she moved her daughter to another school and, in an attempt to avoid the previous results, she worked with the directors of the new school to design a strategy that would ensure that her daughter had learning opportunities.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 92%
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“…Também ressalta a importância da relação família-escola para que o processo de inclusão seja bem sucedido. 18 Outro componente importante dessa rede são os serviços de saúde, que deveriam formar parcerias com as escolas, devido estas possuírem em sua rotina CRIANES. Os enunciados a seguir denotam a relação entre a escola e os serviços de saúde: 19 A falta de amparo do sistema de saúde às escolas constitui-se de uma lacuna na atenção a essas crianças, pois é na escola que se encontra o foco da educação permanente e continuada.…”
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“…In 2015, Maturana identified and analyzed the scientific production of theses and dissertations, produced between 2001 and 2011, analyzing the relationship between school-family of special education target children 8 .…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%