2007
DOI: 10.1590/s1413-99362007000200010
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Representação do bom professor na perspectiva dos alunos de arquivologia

Abstract: Aponta e identifica as características do Bom Professor na perspectiva dos alunos do Curso de Arquivologia da Universidade Estadual de Londrina, Paraná, Brasil. O instrumento de coleta dos dados foi um questionário, abrangendo uma população de 32 alunos. A análise dos dados utiliza múltiplas dimensões de Candau (1983). Propõe uma Didática partindo da análise da prática pedagógica real. A atuação do professor, ou seja, sua didática necessita compreender o entrelaçamento de três dimensões: a humana, a técnica e … Show more

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“…Studies that cover this same issue of the good teacher (FEITOZA et al, 2007;VENTURA et al, 2011;PACHANE, 2012;CÂNDIDO et al, 2014, among others) and that involved only students also point out among the characteristics highlighted as being the most important by the research participants is mastery of content. The study by Nunes & Helfer (2009) involving graduation professors and students to sought Graph 1: Characteristics attributed by the interviewees for the good teacher and the teacher-trainer Source: Elaborated by the article authors.…”
Section: Constituting Teachers: Characteristics Required For Such Promentioning
confidence: 98%
“…Studies that cover this same issue of the good teacher (FEITOZA et al, 2007;VENTURA et al, 2011;PACHANE, 2012;CÂNDIDO et al, 2014, among others) and that involved only students also point out among the characteristics highlighted as being the most important by the research participants is mastery of content. The study by Nunes & Helfer (2009) involving graduation professors and students to sought Graph 1: Characteristics attributed by the interviewees for the good teacher and the teacher-trainer Source: Elaborated by the article authors.…”
Section: Constituting Teachers: Characteristics Required For Such Promentioning
confidence: 98%
“…Estudos que versam sobre essa mesma temática do bom professor (FEITOZA et al, 2007;VENTURA et al, 2011;PACHANE, 2012;CÂNDIDO et al, 2014, dentre Com base nesses estudos, e pelo destaque dado pelos entrevistados a esse atributo, percebe-se a importância desse aspecto como uma das marcas da formação dos sujeitos, em que a ênfase, talvez, encontrava-se nos conteúdos. A professora Irene evidenciou essa ênfase na sua formação ao afirmar que: "[...] eu faço parte daquele grupo de professores formado em que o conteúdo era extremamente importante, passávamos então a maior parte da graduação discutindo conteúdo e as discussões pedagógicas eram muito restritas ou nem existiam".…”
Section: Constituir-se Professor: Características Requeridas Para Essunclassified
“…It needs to be stressed, therefore, that good teachers ought to have knowledge of discipline's content (its substance, logic, form, and epistemology) and the ability to reflect deeply upon that which they propose to teach. Accordingly, one can understand this dimension as involving attributes related to the realms of content, experience, practical and theoretic bases, continuing education, and practical and theoretical revision (Azer, 2005;Feitoza;Cornelsen;Valente, 2007;Pachane, 2012).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…To the author, the primary purpose of a class should be to provide pertinent materials, presented in a stimulating manner and designed to facilitate comprehension. Concurrent with this assertion, among the techniques used by the good teacher, studies cite: using exhaustive questioning to engage students in discussion; knowing how to deliver the right amount of supervision and independence; developing a supportive relationship with students; emphasizing solutions to problems; giving feedback; being clear in presenting content; having control of the classroom; knowing how to relate theory to practice; using appropriate language; stimulating high-level critical thinking skills; presenting difficult concepts in an understandable form; employing diverse teaching strategies; and stressing teamwork and collaborative learning (Azer, 2005;Feitoza;Cornelsen;Valente, 2007;Osmun;Copeland, 2011;Pachane, 2012).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%