2010
DOI: 10.1590/s1517-97022010000100011
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Um caminho para atender às diferenças na escola

Abstract: Em 1999, o Conselho de Educação Judaica do Rio de Janeiro implantou o Programa de Inovação Educativa (PIE) nas Escolas Israelitas do Rio de Janeiro para atender às novas tendências da educação brasileira. O presente trabalho tem como objetivo analisar as modificações ocorridas no ambiente escolar a partir da implantação e implementação do PIE em uma escola judaica do Rio de Janeiro. Esse programa apresenta como ideia central trabalhar os conceitos de aprendizagem ativa e de inteligências múltiplas na concepção… Show more

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“…The teacher is also responsible for supervising students during the activities and providing feedback. The students’ role is to establish/pursue goals to accomplish the activities and select the resources that are needed to meet their educational needs. , In contrast, in passive learning, the teacher is responsible for organizing and transmitting information. Thus, students (the passive recipients) are stimulated to memorize and reproduce what was transmitted by the teacher. , Moreover, in active learning, control of the learning process is transmitted from the teacher to the student (the teaching is centered on the student).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…The teacher is also responsible for supervising students during the activities and providing feedback. The students’ role is to establish/pursue goals to accomplish the activities and select the resources that are needed to meet their educational needs. , In contrast, in passive learning, the teacher is responsible for organizing and transmitting information. Thus, students (the passive recipients) are stimulated to memorize and reproduce what was transmitted by the teacher. , Moreover, in active learning, control of the learning process is transmitted from the teacher to the student (the teaching is centered on the student).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The students' role is to establish/pursue goals to accomplish the activities and select the resources that are needed to meet their educational needs. 14,15 In contrast, in passive learning, the teacher is responsible for organizing and transmitting information. Thus, students (the passive recipients) are stimulated to memorize and reproduce what was transmitted by the teacher.…”
Section: ■ Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Other studies approach the importance of recognizing the different cognitive styles to each person to, possibly, qualify the process of teaching/ learning 12,[19][20][21][22] . Moreover, another study mentions the use of multiple intelligence recognition as enabler of global development 23 .…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…[18][19][20] Isso se deve, principalmente, ao seu envolvimento nas atividades acadêmicas, permitindo que reflitam sobre a experiência de aprendizagem. 21,22 Portanto, é relevante que o desempenho dos alunos seja avaliado não pela sua performance para memorizar informações, mas para resolver problemas.…”
Section: Testes Colaborativos E Individuais De Desempenhounclassified