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Item Formação etnomatemática no curso de educação intercultural da Universidade Federal de Goiás: reflexões de estudantes e egressos indígenas(Universidade Federal de Goiás, 2023-08-30) Lucas, Marcello; Ribeiro, José Pedro Machado; http://lattes.cnpq.br/1433861823493391; Ribeiro, José Pedro Machado; Baumann, Ana Paula Purcina; Souza, Roberto Barcelos; Nazareno, Elias; Ferreira, RogérioThe research described in this text aimed to scrutinize the reflections carried out by indigenous students and graduates mediated by higher education, the Intercultural Education course at the Federal University of Goiás, with the following investigative question: what are the reflections of indigenous students and graduates, based on the curricular mediation of the Intercultural Education course at the Federal University of Goiás, focusing on contextual themes that address non-indigenous mathematical knowledge? The theoretical framework for this research was based on Ethnomathematics, from the perspective of Decoloniality and Critical Interculturality, and adopted a qualitative research posture. The construction of data took place through dialogues with students in training and graduates of the Intercultural Education course who agreed to participate in the research. The organization of the data in units of meanings made it possible to carry out the analysis using the descriptive method, in the light of the chosen theoretical framework. The curricular mediation of the Intercultural Education course at the Federal University of Goiás raises different reflections from the indigenous participants of the research. The use they make of non-indigenous mathematics to validate indigenous ethnomathematics, a political-epistemic marking, and the use of nonindigenous knowledge as tools of struggle so that relations with non-indigenous people can be less unequal are some of of the reflections raised. Indigenous higher education can constitute a decolonial action. The way in which the Intercultural Education course at the Federal University of Goiás is structured creates favorable conditions for students to exercise decolonial actions of resistance and struggle, as well as propitiates the search for the resignification of the socio-political-economic-sItem Um estudo sobre a abordagem de limite de funções em livros de cálculo diferencial e integral(Universidade Federal de Goiás, 2023-08-31) Santos, Leniedson Guedes dos; Silva, Geci José Pereira da; http://lattes.cnpq.br/9174074436425246; Alvarenga, Karly Barbosa; http://lattes.cnpq.br/8950541327384418; Alvarenga, Karly Barbosa; Ferreira, Joubert Lima; Rabelo, Mauro Luiz; Domingos, António Manuel Dias; Caicedo Roque, AlejandroBooks play a fundamental role as teaching instruments, which makes them important objects of study for researchers seeking to understand learning difficulties, especially with regard to Mathematics in higher education, a topic in which this type of research learning is still scarce. With a focus on teaching, this bibliographical work, of an explanatory and qualitative nature, aims to investigate the way in which the Differential and Integral Calculus books authored by Louis Leithold (1994), Hamilton Luiz Guidorizzi (2001) and James Stewart (2013) addresses the definition of the limit of functions of a variable. To achieve this objective, the methodological research framework of Depth Hermeneutics – HP, proposed by Jonh B. Thompson, was mobilized with the intention of answering the following questions: what types of semiotic representation records are it possible to identify these works and how Can they influence the teaching of function limits? What socio-historical aspects of the production of these books influenced the author in choosing a certain approach? Conceiving the book as a symbolic form, the phases that represent the HP were articulated: the socio-historical analysis, where this information was collected about the authors' biography, the evaluation of the preface and changes in the other editions, actions referenced by the Historical Analysis of Mathematics Books by Gert Schubring and the study of Editorial Paratexts by Gerrard Genette; formal analysis, in which the types of representations of limits and functions that appear in books were identified, as well as their transformations, through event activities, categorization and the construction of inventories, in the light of the Theory of Representation Records Semiotics - TRRS by Raymond Duval; and the interpretation/reinterpretation in which a creative synthesis of meanings on the works studied was constructed. The results demonstrated that, in the three books, there is a predominance of the algebraic register over the others and the absence of exercises proposed between registers, which, according to the TRRS, can make teaching the concept of limit difficult. Individually, influences from the Modern Mathematics Movement, the Bourbakist school and the Calculus Reforms were identified in the writing of these books.Item Ensino médio integrado, a nossa escola do trabalho: repensando a formação dos jovens brasileiros a partir dos fundamentos da pedagogia soviética e as interfaces curriculares das ciências da natureza(Universidade Federal de Goiás, 2023-10-05) Silva, Ariana Cárita de Assis Marinho; Echeverría, Agustina Rosa; http://lattes.cnpq.br/5515276044247189; Echeverría, Agustina Rosa; Gonçalves, Leandro Sartori; Costa, Lorenna Silva Oliveira; Silva, Marcelo Lira; Ramos, Marise NogueiraEducation has always been and will remain invariably associated with the ongoing corporate project. Human formation is part of a whole called society and not a cool entity with unrestricted transformative potential. The change of concrete conditions goes through the transformation of this whole, also modifying the educational processes. In Brazilian class society, sustained by dependent capitalism, working-class education has historically constituted a dual system, where knowledge and advancement in studies are restricted to those belonging to the dominant class, leaving young people from the exploited classes with access to training for alienated work. Even in this context dominated by power relations, emancipatory educational tactics emanate from the contradictory dynamics of the capitalist world, among them Integrated Secondary Education (EMI), a curricular model present in the Federal Institutes of Education, Science and Technology. However, in the face of attacks and counter-reforms in education intensified after the 2016 Coup, the EMI demands means for its resistance and objectification. And for the purpose of this strengthening, through a bibliographical study, we seek in the Soviet Work School, a proposal based on Marxian polytechnics, principles and potential foundations for the resistance process of the EMI in Brazil. We are guided, therefore, by the following question: What principles and foundations of Soviet Pedagogy (PS), idealized in the period from 1917 to 1930, can be rescued as references for the strengthening of the Integrated Curriculum in the EMI, historical and contradictory form in the name of the dispute for a Polytechnic Human Formation in Brazil? In the perspective of answering this question, this research was based and organized by the general objective of making a study of the movement from the Curriculum with a centrality in the Natural Sciences (singular) to Human Formation (universal) with the mediation (particular) of PS and the EMI. After a historically referenced analysis, the topicality of PS proved to be a central element in this process of objectifying the integrated curriculum in Brazil, enhancing both curricular integration and aspects of polytechnics in EMI, overcoming the disciplinary and fragmented nature of training with end in itself or training for alienated work. Finally, we understand that in the war for the education of the working class, the strategy of integral, omnilateral or polytechnic human formation relies on the expressive tactics of the Soviet Work School, which we have appropriated for the strengthening of our Work School.Item Formação de professores de Ciências Biológicas em universidades brasileiras: perspectivas curriculares para as tecnologias digitais de informação e comunicação(Universidade Federal de Goiás, 2023-09-12) Silva, Thálita Maria Francisco da; Mesquita, Nyuara Araújo da Silva; http://lattes.cnpq.br/6971106875143413; Mesquita, Nyuara Araújo da Silva; Mendes, Michel; Vilela, Marcos Vinícius Ferreira; Moraes, Fernando Aparecido de; Comarú, Michele WaltzThe present scientific research investigates how the insertion of Digital Technologies of Information and Communication (TDIC) has been constituted as a formative element in the Licentiate courses in Science/Biology of the main Brazilian Federal Universities, approaching in what perspective this insertion takes place (dominant /emergent). We used qualitative research and multiple case studies as a methodological approach and document analysis as a data collection instrument. In line with the qualitative approach, our analytical approach to data processing will be Discursive Textual Analysis (DTA). As key elements to carry out our analysis, the Pedagogical Course Projects (PPC) of 26 Biological Sciences courses offered by Federal Universities in the five regions of the country were used: North, Northeast, Southeast, South and Midwest and the legal documents that guide teacher training in Brazil, such as the National Education Guidelines and Bases Law 9394/96, the Teacher Training Resolutions (from 2002, 2015 and 2019) and Resolution No. Biological Sciences courses. The analyzes were carried out highlighting: the institution of origin of the course, the name of the course, the year of creation of the course, the year of approval of the PPC, the pedagogical subjects, the non-pedagogical subjects that include digital technologies, the workloads (theoretical and practical) and the menus of these disciplines. The analysis carried out demonstrated the variety of organization of Pedagogical Course Projects that bring the pedagogical disciplines that will be offered in professional teacher training, as well as the discrepant amount of pedagogical disciplines offered to course participants. We also observed the small number of subjects that address TDIC in these curricula. This demonstrates that the insertion of TDIC is not a significant element in the pedagogical proposals for the training of Biological Sciences teachers. We also noticed that some documents point to the overcoming of the merely technical character of the use of digital technologies in the teaching-learning process anchored in the dominant paradigmatic view. Therefore, it is necessary to incorporate technical and pedagogical aspects in teacher training so that it can be reflected in the pedagogical and curricular practice in the classroom.