2008
DOI: 10.1590/1983-21172008100109
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Instrumentos de avaliação do ambiente de aprendizagem da sala de aula: uma revisão da literatura

Abstract: ResumoNos últimos trinta anos, pesquisas internacionais têm se dirigido para o desenvolvimento e uso de instrumentos para avaliar o ambiente de aprendizagem da sala de aula a partir da perspectiva do aluno. Segundo Dorman (2002), a maioria das pesquisas tem sido conduzida nos Estados Unidos e na Austrália. Para Fraser (2002), as modalidades de pesquisa mais comuns são: associações entre os resultados dos alunos e o ambiente; avaliação de inovações educacionais; diferenças entre as percepções dos alunos e do pr… Show more

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“…In addition, other studies have established the criterion validity of classroom environment perceptions in differentiating between classrooms varying in class size [29], grade level [30], and subject matter [31], and between classrooms in five different types of schools (urban, rural, suburban, vocational, alternative) [32]. The strongest tradition in past research on classroom learning environment, however, according to Fraser et al [22], has involved investigation of the predictive validity of student perceptions According to Matos et al [33] in the last three decades, the learning environment has been the object of study of countless research projects in a diversity of disciplines. Matos et al [33] in his research identified the most recurrent subjects in this field as: analysis of students' cognitive performance [34]; Language and concept formation in science education [35]; Discursive dynamics present in experimental situations in school and non-school spaces [36]; Argumentative discursive practices of students of the didactic laboratory of physics [37]; Elaboration of didactic support material for teachers' pedagogical practices [38].…”
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“…In addition, other studies have established the criterion validity of classroom environment perceptions in differentiating between classrooms varying in class size [29], grade level [30], and subject matter [31], and between classrooms in five different types of schools (urban, rural, suburban, vocational, alternative) [32]. The strongest tradition in past research on classroom learning environment, however, according to Fraser et al [22], has involved investigation of the predictive validity of student perceptions According to Matos et al [33] in the last three decades, the learning environment has been the object of study of countless research projects in a diversity of disciplines. Matos et al [33] in his research identified the most recurrent subjects in this field as: analysis of students' cognitive performance [34]; Language and concept formation in science education [35]; Discursive dynamics present in experimental situations in school and non-school spaces [36]; Argumentative discursive practices of students of the didactic laboratory of physics [37]; Elaboration of didactic support material for teachers' pedagogical practices [38].…”
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“…As recorded in the study developed by Matos et al [33], the studies that approach the learning environment of the classroom present different modalities. According to Fraser [39], the most common modalities are: associations between the students' results and the learning environment of the classroom; Evaluation of educational innovations; Differences between the perceptions of the students and the instructor of the same classroom; Determinants of classroom learning; Use of qualitative research methods; And cross-cultural studies.…”
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“…Esse aumento do interesse na avaliação educacional também produziu crescimento do número de trabalhos sobre esse tema. Na literatura especializada brasileira, são frequentes estudos sobre assuntos como: avaliação de políticas públicas educacionais (SOUZA, VASCONCELOS, 2006;WERLE, 2006); avaliação de projetos sociais e educacionais (DÓRIA, TUBINO, 2006); avaliação do ambiente de aprendizagem da sala de aula (MA-TOS, 2006;MATOS CIRINO, LEITE, 2008); avaliação de docentes do ensino superior (BOCLIN, 2004); avaliação do desempenho cognitivo dos alunos (SOARES, ALVES, OLIVEIRA, 2001); avaliação de inovações educacionais (BORGES, GONÇALVES, CUNHA, 2003); avaliações sobre a qualidade do sistema educacional brasileiro por meio de exames, como o Exame Nacional de Desempenho dos Estudantes -Enade (VERHINE, 2006); entre outros.…”
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“…Considerando as várias possibilidades de abordagem da sala de aula, a análise do ambiente de aprendizagem tem sido uma das opções de trabalho no campo educacional. O empenho em investigações abarcando a avaliação e o estudo da percepção de aspectos do ambiente de aprendizagem da sala de aula erigiram esta área como um próspero campo de estudo (FRASER & WALBERG, 1991;MATOS, CIRINO & LEITE, 2008). Medidas da percepção são usadas hoje com frequência, particularmente na investigação de amostras grandes de salas de aula (SHE & FISHER, 2000).…”
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