2012
DOI: 10.1590/s0103-73312012000300017
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As escolas técnicas do SUS: que projetos político-pedagógicos as sustentam?

Abstract: Esta pesquisa teve por objetivo explorar as visões político-pedagógicas expressas pelos gestores de cinco Escolas Técnicas do SUS (ETSUS), nas cinco regiões do país. Procurou, ainda, compreender como essas instituições de ensino se organizam e se estruturam com vistas à sua sustentabilidade. O método centrou-se na busca dos aspectos de natureza qualitativa. Os dados foram coletados a partir de um questionário (via e-mail) e dos seguintes documentos: atos de criação e de autorização, Projeto Político-Pedagógico… Show more

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“…The discourses reveal that the decentralization of power, the lack of pedagogical and financial autonomy of the school, provoke conflicting situations at work, interfering with the professional and personal life of participants. Some Technical Schools experience bureaucratic obstacles and are influenced by local political issues, in a negative way, in this process, since the majority do not have administrative, financial and decision-making autonomy, increasing the precariousness of the formation and the qualification of the workers (30)(31) . They also point out that the lack of autonomy of some technical schools for the management and execution of resources does not contribute to the changes that are necessary and increases the precariousness of training and qualification of workers (1,30) .…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…The discourses reveal that the decentralization of power, the lack of pedagogical and financial autonomy of the school, provoke conflicting situations at work, interfering with the professional and personal life of participants. Some Technical Schools experience bureaucratic obstacles and are influenced by local political issues, in a negative way, in this process, since the majority do not have administrative, financial and decision-making autonomy, increasing the precariousness of the formation and the qualification of the workers (30)(31) . They also point out that the lack of autonomy of some technical schools for the management and execution of resources does not contribute to the changes that are necessary and increases the precariousness of training and qualification of workers (1,30) .…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…With regard to the implications of participants with the use of the methodologies of the problem, different studies about training in technical schools, point this methodology as teaching, learning and evaluation strategy in the active methodology, by anchoring itself in the pedagogical conception that encourages the student's participation, developing autonomy and understanding of individual and collective responsibility in learning (30)(31) . They point out that the difficulties in the pedagogical dimension refer to the turnover of professionals, the lack of mastery in the application of the methodology, the lack of didactic material and often to the lack of financial resources to make feasible the projects similar to the results of this study (11,(30)(31) .…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Such public institutions aimed, a priori, to qualify mid-level or elementary-level health workers employed in the Brazilian health system, having their principles and guidelines as guiding axes of the teaching plans. Currently, they are configured as a reference in Brazil for health workers' training, qualification, (re) professionalization and updating, playing a significant role in professional practice reorientation and qualification (3) .…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The Secretary of Health Work and Education Management (SGTES), affiliated with the Ministry of Education, is in charge of the coordination of this network. 2 The ETSUSs are pedagogically organized through the problematization methodology, pedagogical training and competency-based certification. 1 In that sense, the professionals involved in the organization processes of the educational context and the ways in which teaching and learning are offered are essential, as they incorporate the guidelines the RETSUS disseminates in the classroom or in the educational context.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%