2012
DOI: 10.1590/s0100-15742012000200010
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Perfil e trajetória de educadores em instituição de acolhimento infantil

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“…7 Therefore, there is intense emotional exhaustion of institutionalized children, especially at the time of adaptation to the institution, since it requires the immediate acceptance of habits, schedules and rules that may be very different from those experienced by the child in living with her family. 14 In the process of adapting the child to the institution, the caregiver needs to develop patience, which requires greater donation for some cases, while in others this occurs more easily. When the child is separated from her main attachment figure, she tends to protest initially, and then goes through apathy and withdrawal, where she seeks new relationships.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…7 Therefore, there is intense emotional exhaustion of institutionalized children, especially at the time of adaptation to the institution, since it requires the immediate acceptance of habits, schedules and rules that may be very different from those experienced by the child in living with her family. 14 In the process of adapting the child to the institution, the caregiver needs to develop patience, which requires greater donation for some cases, while in others this occurs more easily. When the child is separated from her main attachment figure, she tends to protest initially, and then goes through apathy and withdrawal, where she seeks new relationships.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…These results may be explained by the fact that 99% of the educators were women. Cavalcante and Corrêa (2012) showed that most women have been taking care of the physical aspects of children, as mothers, babysitters, and teachers. In fact, data from the Brazilian Institute of Geography and Statistics (2010) reveal that in Brazil women are the main ones responsible for the children's care routine in family and institutional environments.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Sheltering institutions for children have occupied a special place in research in Brazil (Avoglia, Silva, & Mattos, 2012;Cavalcante & Corrêa, 2012;Corrêa, Cavalcante, Silva, & Dell'Aglio, 2011;Freiria & Caldana, 2011;Magalhães et al, 2011), with studies dedicated to investigating the role exerted by educators, starting from their conceptions and knowledge about childhood and care practices, in addition to the influence of this specific context.…”
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“…8 Thus, institutionalized children are subject to intense emotional exhaustion, especially when adapting to the institution, since this requires the immediate acceptance of habits, schedules and rules that may be very different from what they experienced in the relationship with their family. 18 "The need for greater constancy in care, leading to a recognition of their individuality"…”
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confidence: 99%