DOI: 10.14393/ufu.di.2019.946
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O estágio docência e a formação pedagógica na área contábil: competências docentes adquiridas na pós-graduação

Abstract: Higher education in Brazil has undergone a process of expansion in recent years, reflecting a higher demand for university professors. What is perceived is that, when they take up teaching in higher education, these teachers are not always prepared to deal with the challenges and responsibilities intrinsic to the teaching career. The legislation foresees that the preparation for teaching in higher education should occur, as a priority, in stricto sensu postgraduate courses. However, researches that investigate… Show more

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“… 13 In Brazil, Black women account for only 3% of doctoral advisors. 14 Gonzales and Harris discuss the assumption of incompetence of Black women in academia, which affects hiring, promotion and professional stability of these women, and influences on relationships with students, colleagues and administrators. 15 These women are strongly impacted by stereotypes related to race, so it is essential to establish support networks to transform the work environment.…”
Section: Diverse Motherhoodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“… 13 In Brazil, Black women account for only 3% of doctoral advisors. 14 Gonzales and Harris discuss the assumption of incompetence of Black women in academia, which affects hiring, promotion and professional stability of these women, and influences on relationships with students, colleagues and administrators. 15 These women are strongly impacted by stereotypes related to race, so it is essential to establish support networks to transform the work environment.…”
Section: Diverse Motherhoodsmentioning
confidence: 99%