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DOI: 10.36311/2236-5192.2010.v11n1.660
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A indisciplina numa escola portuguesa: olhares da comunidade educativa

Abstract: Este artigo apresenta e analisa resultados de investigação sobre o tema da indisciplina escolar obtidos no âmbito do projecto de investigação “Civismo, Indisciplina e Cidadania”, desenvolvido entre 2006 e 2008, no quadro de uma parceria entre o Gabinete de Políticas Educativas e Acção Organizacional do Departamento de Sociologia da Educação e Administração Educacional da Universidade do Minho e a Escola Básica Egas Moniz, de Guimarães, no norte de Portugal. Os resultados foram obtidos através da aplicação de u… Show more

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“…The main reasons for medical work excuses among these basic education teachers have been anxiety, stress and depression, as confirmed by a survey released by the National Confederation of Workers in Education1. These problems are influenced by aspects related to the work environment, such as the high workload (Sinott, da Rosa Afonso, Ribeiro, & Farias, 2014), student-related difficulties (Gomes, Silva, & Silva, 2010;Koga et al, 2015), working time (Souza & Costa, 2011), lack of structure/physical space and violence in schools (Pereira, Teixeira, Andrade, Bleyer, & Lopes, 2014;Silveira, Enumo, & Batista, 2014), the lack of pedagogical resources, non-active leadership (Moreira, Collet, Farias, & Nascimento, 2008) and the devaluation of the teacher role, both socially and economically (Gomes et al, 2010).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The main reasons for medical work excuses among these basic education teachers have been anxiety, stress and depression, as confirmed by a survey released by the National Confederation of Workers in Education1. These problems are influenced by aspects related to the work environment, such as the high workload (Sinott, da Rosa Afonso, Ribeiro, & Farias, 2014), student-related difficulties (Gomes, Silva, & Silva, 2010;Koga et al, 2015), working time (Souza & Costa, 2011), lack of structure/physical space and violence in schools (Pereira, Teixeira, Andrade, Bleyer, & Lopes, 2014;Silveira, Enumo, & Batista, 2014), the lack of pedagogical resources, non-active leadership (Moreira, Collet, Farias, & Nascimento, 2008) and the devaluation of the teacher role, both socially and economically (Gomes et al, 2010).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%