O CONCEITO DE ENSINO MÉDIO INTEGRADO: UM CONFRONTO ENTRE DOCENTES LICENCIADOS E DOCENTES BACHARÉIS
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https://doi.org/10.21527/2179-1309.2020.112.102-116Keywords:
Ensino Médio Integrado, Currículo Integrado, Educação Profissional e TecnológicaAbstract
Abstract: Integrated High School (EMI) to the technical course coexists with multiple interpretations among education professionals themselves. This article is the result of a research that aimed to investigate, through individual interviews with 16 effective teachers, the origin of this dissimilarity of the concept of teaching integration, in an attempt to find out whether the type of academic degree (licensure or bachelor's degree) of teachers interferes in the construction of this concept. The theoretical basis of this article was based on Ramos (2008), Ciavatta (2005) and Araújo and Frigotto (2015). As a result of the research, we identified that all 16 teachers interpret, by a functional bias, the concept of teaching integration in the same way, ie, implement professional education harmoniously to the propaedeutic disciplines, such as mathematics, Portuguese language, geography, biology and etc., so that knowledge for life and work are built indivisibly. On the other hand, in a holistic bias, only five teachers believe that integration should be fundamental not only in the moment of methodological choices for the exposure of content, but also in the stages of planning and evaluation, for example, understanding the course as fully integrated.
Keywords: Integrated High School. Integrated Course. Licensure. Bachelor's degree. Conception.
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