2018
DOI: 10.1590/1981-52712015v42n3rb20170129r1
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Integração Curricular a partir da Análise de uma Disciplina de um Curso de Medicina

Abstract: RESUMO A análise de práticas curriculares tem sido uma atividade cada vez mais presente nas produções científicas no campo do currículo, sobretudo porque nelas se coadunam as relações estabelecidas entre o conhecimento, o currículo prescrito e sua concretização no cotidiano educacional. No campo da educação médica, esta análise adquire especial valor, haja vista a incipiente produção de trabalhos que avaliam as práticas pedagógicas do ponto de vista curricular. Assim, apresentamos a análise crítica de uma prát… Show more

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“…In relation to curriculum organization by subjects in a fragmented way, it is noticed that this organization creates in students a simplistic, compartmentalized and static view of the reality of health. Also, it interferes in learning about health-disease processes of individuals from the perspective of integrality (7) . Therefore, compartmentalized and non-articulated content can be considered limiting factors in teaching and learning psychiatric nursing and mental health (8) .…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In relation to curriculum organization by subjects in a fragmented way, it is noticed that this organization creates in students a simplistic, compartmentalized and static view of the reality of health. Also, it interferes in learning about health-disease processes of individuals from the perspective of integrality (7) . Therefore, compartmentalized and non-articulated content can be considered limiting factors in teaching and learning psychiatric nursing and mental health (8) .…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%