cometadata/datacite-titles-descriptions-related-identifiers huggingface dataset:
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.14284694.v1
title: Avaliação do desempenho escolar de crianças contaminadas por chumbo

description: The lead contamination in children has been the subject of research in the field of public health. This study evaluated the academic performance of 102 children from first to fourth grade. The subjects were divided into two groups. The first group was composed of 34 children without lead poisoning or with poison at levels lower than 5 μg/dl. The second group was composed of 68 children with blood lead levels between 10 and 40 μg/dl. The instruments used to evaluate the academic performance were anamnesis and a scholarly performance test called Teste de Desempenho Escolar, TDE. The results indicated better academic performances from the second group with significant differences in arithmetic, reading and general scores. In a comparison between genders, the girls had better performances than the boys. These results were consistent with the parents’ perception in anamnesis. Although other variables were present, the data showed great academic damage for children with higher lead-poison. These outcomes require political policies to control contamination and intervention in this population.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.14284693
title: Positive and negative affects of teachers from different educational levels

description: In this study we aim at comparing positive and negative affects of teachers from different educational levels. 101 teachers participated in this study, being 83.2% (n=84) female with an average age of 39.3 years (SD=9.8). The instrument used was the Escala de Afetos Zanon - EAZ. Teachers were co-opted in the workplace, and the applications occurred both individually and collectively. In order to carry out the analysis, we used ANOVA method, by analyzing profiles of repeated measurements. Among the most relevant results, it was observed that positive affects were more present in the sample in question. We also found that educators from Kindergarten had less positive affect than others, a factor that may have been influenced by singularities perceived by the participants, for example relating to remuneration, working hours and career plan. No differences were found regarding gender and age group. We argue that further studies on this issue are necessary.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.14284699.v1
title: School Psychologist’s conceptions and practices with public school teachers

description: In this study we aim at identifying school psychologists' actions together with public school teachers from João Pessoa, Northeastern Brazil. We considered that psychologists' actions with teachers can favor educational and learning processes and, therefore, can contribute to the mediation of interpersonal relations developed at school. With this goal, we interviewed twelve psychologists from public schools of the first phase of elementary school. The results demonstrated that psychologists who were interviewed act oriented by a clinical-based theory. However, we also got reports of professionals who promote actions such as projects and workshops, activities with pedagogical staff and interventions in classroom. The results reaffirmed the importance of a contextualized action developed by school psychologists and the need of a continuing education with teachers from a perspective of the competence development. This, we believe, can contribute to educational and learning processes.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.14284697.v1
title: Social Representation of Teacher Education for Undergraduates and Primary Education Teachers

description: In this paper we analyze the social representation of teacher training constructed by a group of 513 undergraduates in Education from Pará State, in Brazilian Northern region, and a group of 369 teachers from Minas Gerais State, in Brazilian Southeastern region. Our aim is to characterize the educational process by the organizing its elements, comparing the results obtained for each group based on the responses to a questionnaire. The questionnaires were submitted to a principal component analysis with varimax rotation. In both studies the characterization of teacher education occurs in terms of effort/individual work necessary for a teacher, and in terms of skills to be developed in academic and teaching practice. An inversion of priorities in both groups reveals an evolution of representations from an academic view to an educating view as a social practice.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.14284703
title: Writing narrative texts under different growing conditions

description: Abstract:The field of writing narrative texts requires language skills characterized by logical-semantic relationships between functions and actors. Research indicates differences in the narrative quality due to the offered stimulus to production. In this study, we investigate the performance in writing stories of 26 students of the 5th. year of elementary school, under different growing conditions: (1) theme suggesting conflict; (2) Following figures making up a story; and (3) single figure. The results suggest that the conditions in which the existence of a conflict is explained either by the subject or, above all, by the figures, the narratives tend to be more elaborate. Some children, however, have been less sensitive to application conditions, producing good stories, regardless of the offered stimulus. It discusses the possibility that such children have more developed metatextual knowledge, consisting of the construction and internalization of a narrative scheme. This hypothesis has important pedagogical implications and deserves to be further investigated in future research.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.14284697
title: Social Representation of Teacher Education for Undergraduates and Primary Education Teachers

description: In this paper we analyze the social representation of teacher training constructed by a group of 513 undergraduates in Education from Pará State, in Brazilian Northern region, and a group of 369 teachers from Minas Gerais State, in Brazilian Southeastern region. Our aim is to characterize the educational process by the organizing its elements, comparing the results obtained for each group based on the responses to a questionnaire. The questionnaires were submitted to a principal component analysis with varimax rotation. In both studies the characterization of teacher education occurs in terms of effort/individual work necessary for a teacher, and in terms of skills to be developed in academic and teaching practice. An inversion of priorities in both groups reveals an evolution of representations from an academic view to an educating view as a social practice.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.14284703.v1
title: Writing narrative texts under different growing conditions

description: Abstract:The field of writing narrative texts requires language skills characterized by logical-semantic relationships between functions and actors. Research indicates differences in the narrative quality due to the offered stimulus to production. In this study, we investigate the performance in writing stories of 26 students of the 5th. year of elementary school, under different growing conditions: (1) theme suggesting conflict; (2) Following figures making up a story; and (3) single figure. The results suggest that the conditions in which the existence of a conflict is explained either by the subject or, above all, by the figures, the narratives tend to be more elaborate. Some children, however, have been less sensitive to application conditions, producing good stories, regardless of the offered stimulus. It discusses the possibility that such children have more developed metatextual knowledge, consisting of the construction and internalization of a narrative scheme. This hypothesis has important pedagogical implications and deserves to be further investigated in future research.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.14284699
title: School Psychologist’s conceptions and practices with public school teachers

description: In this study we aim at identifying school psychologists' actions together with public school teachers from João Pessoa, Northeastern Brazil. We considered that psychologists' actions with teachers can favor educational and learning processes and, therefore, can contribute to the mediation of interpersonal relations developed at school. With this goal, we interviewed twelve psychologists from public schools of the first phase of elementary school. The results demonstrated that psychologists who were interviewed act oriented by a clinical-based theory. However, we also got reports of professionals who promote actions such as projects and workshops, activities with pedagogical staff and interventions in classroom. The results reaffirmed the importance of a contextualized action developed by school psychologists and the need of a continuing education with teachers from a perspective of the competence development. This, we believe, can contribute to educational and learning processes.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.14284705
title: The naturalization of school problems in scientific journals: contributions from Historic-Cultural Psychology

description: For the development of this study we carried through, a research on scientific papers, through national and international indexers. We selected articles that dealt with the school complaint/failure (learning difficulty). With the study we aim at verifying the theoretical perspectives and the conceptions of school complaint/failure in the current articles. The 77 articles selected have been structuralized by means of categories and analyzed from point of view of Historical-Cultural Psychology. The results had revealed that the conceptions that point the reflections on the school complaint/failure are centered on the individual (67%), aiming the institutional question (9%), related to the professional formation (5%), and not centered on the individual (19%). Regarding the theoretical perspective, there is the prominence of the non-critical one (65%). We emphasize that the scientific works must contribute to clarify the belief that the children and adolescents with learning difficulties are naturally unsuccessful. Besides, we argue that it is necessary to interrogate why so many studies (papers) still have as focus on school failure.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.14284708
title: The 4 colours game: a study about protocol analysis

description: In this study we aim at analysing protocols of a game named 4 Colours Domino, in order to investigate different forms of solution proposed by 46 participants aged 7 to 11 years old. All of them took part in a playing games context. To collect data children faced problem-solving situations and the protocols were analysed. Considering this analysis, it was possible to characterize the different modes of solution in terms of rules, strategies, success and mistakes. Results showed that: (a) participants played according to the rules; (b) in general, they acted by chance; (c) most of them noticed the mistakes only after they were made. As a consequence, it was possible to define adequate interventions to help students observe their actions and build up new procedures to surpass mistakes, contributing to the development and learning processes.
DOI: 10.22008/fk2/oiajvo/djkfra
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description: SICE version: Cloud removed, PPGC, SNAP7, pySICEv1.4
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.14284705.v1
title: The naturalization of school problems in scientific journals: contributions from Historic-Cultural Psychology

description: For the development of this study we carried through, a research on scientific papers, through national and international indexers. We selected articles that dealt with the school complaint/failure (learning difficulty). With the study we aim at verifying the theoretical perspectives and the conceptions of school complaint/failure in the current articles. The 77 articles selected have been structuralized by means of categories and analyzed from point of view of Historical-Cultural Psychology. The results had revealed that the conceptions that point the reflections on the school complaint/failure are centered on the individual (67%), aiming the institutional question (9%), related to the professional formation (5%), and not centered on the individual (19%). Regarding the theoretical perspective, there is the prominence of the non-critical one (65%). We emphasize that the scientific works must contribute to clarify the belief that the children and adolescents with learning difficulties are naturally unsuccessful. Besides, we argue that it is necessary to interrogate why so many studies (papers) still have as focus on school failure.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.14284711
title: Learning styles measurement for Elementary Education

description: Abstract This research aimed to collect evidence of validity on the analysis of the internal structure of items in a range of learning styles and to identify learning styles of these students. About 565 students in the 3rd to the 9th years of elementary school public participated in the state of Paraná. We used a Learning Styles Assessment Scale with 80 items, applied collectively. Factor analysis by principal and varimax rotation components, are divided in four structure dimensions for scale. The dimensions are grouped as follows: Dimension 1 - Environmental conditions and personal, with 22 items; Dimension 2 - Social conditions, with 11 items; Dimension 3 - instrumental conditions, with 11 items and size 4 - Conditions of activity; the items in this dimension not grouped in the expected manner, so further studies should be conducted, aimed to refining the instrument. Environmental and personal conditions were the predominant styles in this sample.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.14284708.v1
title: The 4 colours game: a study about protocol analysis

description: In this study we aim at analysing protocols of a game named 4 Colours Domino, in order to investigate different forms of solution proposed by 46 participants aged 7 to 11 years old. All of them took part in a playing games context. To collect data children faced problem-solving situations and the protocols were analysed. Considering this analysis, it was possible to characterize the different modes of solution in terms of rules, strategies, success and mistakes. Results showed that: (a) participants played according to the rules; (b) in general, they acted by chance; (c) most of them noticed the mistakes only after they were made. As a consequence, it was possible to define adequate interventions to help students observe their actions and build up new procedures to surpass mistakes, contributing to the development and learning processes.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.14284709.v1
title: Interviewing with task in self-regulatory learning processes identification

description: Abstract Task Development Interviews have shown their usefulness in identifying and gathering information regarding psychological processes and strategies as students perform tasks. In light of Zimmerman's (2000, 2013) social-cognitive approach to self-regulated learning, this study proposes to answer two questions, namely, how Task Development Interviews can help professionals identify students' self-regulatory processes and how the latter can they prompted. Three semi-structured interviews were applied to two students performing a text summary. The findings revealed that students planned the task strategically, developed strong self-efficacy beliefs, and were able to self-monitor the task and apply comprehension strategies. Furthermore, these findings showed some development in regards to students' performance, namely through the adjustment of the task's objectives, the adoption and adaptation of norms of action and lastly, through the revision of strategy use. Due to its pertinent nature, the study will continue to be developed in order to extend the applicability and potential of the instruments used.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.14284711.v1
title: Learning styles measurement for Elementary Education

description: Abstract This research aimed to collect evidence of validity on the analysis of the internal structure of items in a range of learning styles and to identify learning styles of these students. About 565 students in the 3rd to the 9th years of elementary school public participated in the state of Paraná. We used a Learning Styles Assessment Scale with 80 items, applied collectively. Factor analysis by principal and varimax rotation components, are divided in four structure dimensions for scale. The dimensions are grouped as follows: Dimension 1 - Environmental conditions and personal, with 22 items; Dimension 2 - Social conditions, with 11 items; Dimension 3 - instrumental conditions, with 11 items and size 4 - Conditions of activity; the items in this dimension not grouped in the expected manner, so further studies should be conducted, aimed to refining the instrument. Environmental and personal conditions were the predominant styles in this sample.
DOI: 10.22008/fk2/oiajvo/czlxgo
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description: SICE version: Cloud removed, PPGC, SNAP7, pySICEv1.4
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.14284709
title: Interviewing with task in self-regulatory learning processes identification

description: Abstract Task Development Interviews have shown their usefulness in identifying and gathering information regarding psychological processes and strategies as students perform tasks. In light of Zimmerman's (2000, 2013) social-cognitive approach to self-regulated learning, this study proposes to answer two questions, namely, how Task Development Interviews can help professionals identify students' self-regulatory processes and how the latter can they prompted. Three semi-structured interviews were applied to two students performing a text summary. The findings revealed that students planned the task strategically, developed strong self-efficacy beliefs, and were able to self-monitor the task and apply comprehension strategies. Furthermore, these findings showed some development in regards to students' performance, namely through the adjustment of the task's objectives, the adoption and adaptation of norms of action and lastly, through the revision of strategy use. Due to its pertinent nature, the study will continue to be developed in order to extend the applicability and potential of the instruments used.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.14284714
title: Intrinsic and extrinsic motivation: differences in gender and age

description: Abstract The motivational orientation is a critical determinant of the level and quality of learning. This study investigated the levels of motivational orientation and the possible differences between age and gender in 142 children of nine and 10 years of public school students. The "Scale of Intrisic versus Extrinsic Orientation in Classroom" Harter (1980) was the instrument used to collect the data. The scale was applied individually and read out by the researcher to better understand by the child. The results indicate: (1) moderate levels of intrinsic motivation in all dimensions investigated; (2) similarities in the motivational orientation between boys and girls; (3) the similarity between the ages motivational orientation. Moderate levels of intrinsic motivation presented indicate that children of this study show interest in the tasks and engage in the learning process.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.14284714.v1
title: Intrinsic and extrinsic motivation: differences in gender and age

description: Abstract The motivational orientation is a critical determinant of the level and quality of learning. This study investigated the levels of motivational orientation and the possible differences between age and gender in 142 children of nine and 10 years of public school students. The "Scale of Intrisic versus Extrinsic Orientation in Classroom" Harter (1980) was the instrument used to collect the data. The scale was applied individually and read out by the researcher to better understand by the child. The results indicate: (1) moderate levels of intrinsic motivation in all dimensions investigated; (2) similarities in the motivational orientation between boys and girls; (3) the similarity between the ages motivational orientation. Moderate levels of intrinsic motivation presented indicate that children of this study show interest in the tasks and engage in the learning process.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.14284715
title: Special Education and the Family Relationship - School: Analysis of scientific production of theses and dissertations

description: Abstract:The family-school relationship has been pointed out by the literature in the areas of special education and psychology as a major facilitating factors in the school inclusion process. Considering these factors, this research aimed to identify and analyze the scientific production of theses and dissertations produced in the 2001-2011 period on the relationship between children of family-school target audience of special education. This requires a systematic search at the Bank of CAPES Theses and used a plug adapted for the analysis of the subject, the methodology and the results of each production was performed. They analyzed a total of 20 productions. The results show that much of the research is in southeastern graduate programs, presents descriptive methodology, adopts a social conception of disability and the main theme was the "attitude / perception" of family and school members on the inclusion process. It observed the lack of intervention studies in the area.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.14284715.v1
title: Special Education and the Family Relationship - School: Analysis of scientific production of theses and dissertations

description: Abstract:The family-school relationship has been pointed out by the literature in the areas of special education and psychology as a major facilitating factors in the school inclusion process. Considering these factors, this research aimed to identify and analyze the scientific production of theses and dissertations produced in the 2001-2011 period on the relationship between children of family-school target audience of special education. This requires a systematic search at the Bank of CAPES Theses and used a plug adapted for the analysis of the subject, the methodology and the results of each production was performed. They analyzed a total of 20 productions. The results show that much of the research is in southeastern graduate programs, presents descriptive methodology, adopts a social conception of disability and the main theme was the "attitude / perception" of family and school members on the inclusion process. It observed the lack of intervention studies in the area.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.14284717
title: School and Educational Psychology: a literature review between 2008 and 2012

description: Abstract: The intense epistemological dispersion around the concepts of School Psychology and Educational Psychology hinders adoption of agreed criteria in the academic debate. The displayed text describes a literature that aims to better position the focus of further research. We seek to identify, on the basis of specific data, the occurrence of terms that refer to the function and performance of psychologists in schools. The selection of recent academic work has been carried out exclusively in consultation with available journals in the SciELO platform. The results show an increasing interest in the area and the maturing of groups that develop research in the area. For the subsequent project, this survey indicates the most distinguished speakers as well as some productive approaches to qualitative research.