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DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20006311.v1
title: Inclusion in Higher Education: policies and practices at the Federal University of Grande Dourados

description: Abstract Considering the implications of the proposal for inclusion in Higher Education, this work aims to investigate the actions of the Federal University of Grande Dourados (UFGD), which have been focused in the last 10 years on the Academic Special Education Target (PAEE). Under the descriptive exploratory case study approach, the research data show policies, organizational practices and strategies, presented and discussed here in three thematic axes: a) Teaching, Research and Extension Actions; b) Services offered to PAEE; c) Inclusion in the UFGD: challenges and perspectives. The results achieved reinforce, in the microcontext investigated, the continuing need for a shared, collective and collaborative responsibility, in order to dislodge the most diverse barriers that are interposed, daily, in the course of university students with specific educational needs.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.6125381
title: Analysis the conditions of the permanence of academics with disabilities in higher education

description: Abstract Considering that in the last fifteen years there has been an increase in the access of students with disabilities to higher education, it is necessary to implement institutional policies aimed at promoting accessibility. The objective of this study was to analyze the conditions of the permanence of academics with disabilities in higher education courses of a federal institution. The methodology used was exploratory in nature, approaching the case study technique. The procedures adopted foreseen the analysis of the contents of the institutional documents and the accomplishment of semistructured interviews. The research was developed in a public university, with the participation of 11 academics with disabilities and 11 directors of units. The analysis of the contents of the collected information allows to conclude that, although some advances have been made to make the university more accessible to the students, it is still evident the need of investments in infrastructure, in change of curriculum conception, in the training of teachers and other professionals , in the production and dissemination of information to disseminate the culture of inclusive education, so as to make feasible the conditions for students with disabilities to successfully complete their higher education courses.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20006314
title: Use of Oral English in Project Based Learning

description: Abstract This study focuses on the use of oral tasks to develop students’ willingness to communicate (WTC) under a Project Based Learning (PBL) approach. The participants were thirty-one 10th graders from a private school in Chile. The data of this research was collected through audio-recorded lessons and a students’ perception rating scale. The findings show that whenever the students were exposed to specific oral tasks, they used English more frequently to ask for information, as opposed to their L1, Spanish. The students also inclined to give more information in English when answering yes/no questions, as opposed to wh- questions. Moreover, the students used their L1 very few times; however, Spanish was still used when the teacher was not monitoring the tasks. The study also revealed that the students perceived they used English in different frequencies for different language functions.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20006314.v1
title: Use of Oral English in Project Based Learning

description: Abstract This study focuses on the use of oral tasks to develop students’ willingness to communicate (WTC) under a Project Based Learning (PBL) approach. The participants were thirty-one 10th graders from a private school in Chile. The data of this research was collected through audio-recorded lessons and a students’ perception rating scale. The findings show that whenever the students were exposed to specific oral tasks, they used English more frequently to ask for information, as opposed to their L1, Spanish. The students also inclined to give more information in English when answering yes/no questions, as opposed to wh- questions. Moreover, the students used their L1 very few times; however, Spanish was still used when the teacher was not monitoring the tasks. The study also revealed that the students perceived they used English in different frequencies for different language functions.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.9276410
title: Academic self-regulation and learning strategies assessed in elementary school students

description: Abstract The aims of this study were: 1) to identify the extent to which participating students resort to the use of strategies at the time of learning; 2) to verify if there was change of the values obtained between the first and second application of the scale; and 3) to analyze possible differences in the scores of the two applications considering the gender variable. Sixteen sixth grade students participated in the study. The data was collected through the Learning Strategies Assessment Scale for Elementary Education (EAVAP-EF). The results showed that students make unsatisfactory use of learning strategies at the time of the study, there was no statistically significant difference between the first and second application, the girls demonstrated that they make more use of learning strategies in relation to boys. The data had discussed in light of the literature and educational implications has extracted as well as suggestions for future research
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.9276410.v1
title: Academic self-regulation and learning strategies assessed in elementary school students

description: Abstract The aims of this study were: 1) to identify the extent to which participating students resort to the use of strategies at the time of learning; 2) to verify if there was change of the values obtained between the first and second application of the scale; and 3) to analyze possible differences in the scores of the two applications considering the gender variable. Sixteen sixth grade students participated in the study. The data was collected through the Learning Strategies Assessment Scale for Elementary Education (EAVAP-EF). The results showed that students make unsatisfactory use of learning strategies at the time of the study, there was no statistically significant difference between the first and second application, the girls demonstrated that they make more use of learning strategies in relation to boys. The data had discussed in light of the literature and educational implications has extracted as well as suggestions for future research
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20006317.v1
title: Motivational climate, satisfaction, engagement, and academic success in Angolan and Dominican students

description: Abstract The aim was threefold: to validate the Portuguese and Spanish versions of the Motivational Orientation and Climate Scale (MOC), to test for measurement invariance across large Dominican and Angolan students’ samples, and to study the relationships of motivational orientations and climates with relevant educational outcomes. Participants were 2302 Dominican and 2028 Angolan students from 14 to 18 years old. Confirmatory Factor Analyses were used to study factorial structure of the MOC. Main results showed that the hypothesized four dimensions fitted the data from both samples well. Regarding the relationships analyzed, the most relevant results shown that students’ perceptions of mastery class climate was positively related with school engagement and academic success in both Dominican and Angolan samples, while perceptions of performance class climate was negatively related to these school variables. Results are discussed within the achievement goal framework and in regard to the implications for educational practices.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20006317
title: Motivational climate, satisfaction, engagement, and academic success in Angolan and Dominican students

description: Abstract The aim was threefold: to validate the Portuguese and Spanish versions of the Motivational Orientation and Climate Scale (MOC), to test for measurement invariance across large Dominican and Angolan students’ samples, and to study the relationships of motivational orientations and climates with relevant educational outcomes. Participants were 2302 Dominican and 2028 Angolan students from 14 to 18 years old. Confirmatory Factor Analyses were used to study factorial structure of the MOC. Main results showed that the hypothesized four dimensions fitted the data from both samples well. Regarding the relationships analyzed, the most relevant results shown that students’ perceptions of mastery class climate was positively related with school engagement and academic success in both Dominican and Angolan samples, while perceptions of performance class climate was negatively related to these school variables. Results are discussed within the achievement goal framework and in regard to the implications for educational practices.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20006319
title: Musical language in institutions of child education: assessment of two proposals for teacher formation

description: Abstract This article assesses two studies evaluating two proposals of intervention employing the language of music in the formation of teachers for Child Education. The interventions took place in public institutions of child education from distinct cities and methodologies with the objective of developing musical language in children, and simultaneously complementing the initial formation of teachers by means of relevant knowledge. Study 1 was based on the creation and application of psycho-pedagogical material, organized by a formation program plus individual support for each one of the teachers. For Study 2, a program was produced based on the Music Learning Theory by Edwin Gordon, which was applied on teachers at a school supported by researchers from a university. The results pointed at a slight improvement in the performance of teachers from Study 1 in contrast with expressive differences in the behaviors of teachers in Study 2. This work sheds light on the formation processes currently employed in child education.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20006319.v1
title: Musical language in institutions of child education: assessment of two proposals for teacher formation

description: Abstract This article assesses two studies evaluating two proposals of intervention employing the language of music in the formation of teachers for Child Education. The interventions took place in public institutions of child education from distinct cities and methodologies with the objective of developing musical language in children, and simultaneously complementing the initial formation of teachers by means of relevant knowledge. Study 1 was based on the creation and application of psycho-pedagogical material, organized by a formation program plus individual support for each one of the teachers. For Study 2, a program was produced based on the Music Learning Theory by Edwin Gordon, which was applied on teachers at a school supported by researchers from a university. The results pointed at a slight improvement in the performance of teachers from Study 1 in contrast with expressive differences in the behaviors of teachers in Study 2. This work sheds light on the formation processes currently employed in child education.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.10258211
title: Literary text understanding by children education students

description: Abstract Considering the act of reading as an interactive place in which the reader constructs meanings, the present study aimed at investigating the comprehension of literary texts by students of early childhood education, based on the discursive interactions developed between them in reading situations. Participants were twenty students from the last year of an early childhood education class of a public school, as well as their respective teacher. For this, eight videographies of the moments of circle reading were made. Then, an analysis of the communicative exchanges between the interlocutors was developed (dialogical analysis of the discourse based on the theoretical categories of positioning and responsiveness). It was observed that the teacher used strategies that favored the engagement of the children in the search for the understanding of the texts, generating amplification / change of meanings.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.10258211.v1
title: Literary text understanding by children education students

description: Abstract Considering the act of reading as an interactive place in which the reader constructs meanings, the present study aimed at investigating the comprehension of literary texts by students of early childhood education, based on the discursive interactions developed between them in reading situations. Participants were twenty students from the last year of an early childhood education class of a public school, as well as their respective teacher. For this, eight videographies of the moments of circle reading were made. Then, an analysis of the communicative exchanges between the interlocutors was developed (dialogical analysis of the discourse based on the theoretical categories of positioning and responsiveness). It was observed that the teacher used strategies that favored the engagement of the children in the search for the understanding of the texts, generating amplification / change of meanings.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.10258313
title: INCLUSIVE SCHOOL: an initiative shared by parents, students and school staff

description: Abstract Inclusive school has as its motto the full and shared participation of all subjects in the educational process. In this sense, this study aimed to investigate what parents, students and school staff think about the inclusive school theme. The study was carried out in an Elementary School-Cycle I, in the interior of São Paulo, with 179 parents, 204 students and 16 members of the school staff. The data collection involved the application of the "Index for Inclusion" questionnaires, consisting of three dimensions: cultures, policies and practices. The results show a view both of the school staff and of the students and parents more directed to the physical structure of the school, and most of them show satisfaction with regard to human resources and classes. In this sense, there is still a restricted focus on the inclusive process, and a more effective work is necessary with the students, the parents/guardians and the school staff.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.10258313.v1
title: INCLUSIVE SCHOOL: an initiative shared by parents, students and school staff

description: Abstract Inclusive school has as its motto the full and shared participation of all subjects in the educational process. In this sense, this study aimed to investigate what parents, students and school staff think about the inclusive school theme. The study was carried out in an Elementary School-Cycle I, in the interior of São Paulo, with 179 parents, 204 students and 16 members of the school staff. The data collection involved the application of the "Index for Inclusion" questionnaires, consisting of three dimensions: cultures, policies and practices. The results show a view both of the school staff and of the students and parents more directed to the physical structure of the school, and most of them show satisfaction with regard to human resources and classes. In this sense, there is still a restricted focus on the inclusive process, and a more effective work is necessary with the students, the parents/guardians and the school staff.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.11313614
title: Teacher-Child Interactions in the Resource Room: paths to the co-construction of learning

description: Abstract This article identifies and analyzes interactions between a teacher and a child, whose language development was slow, in the resource room of a public school in Brasilia. In this qualitative study, with a focus on language construction, we observed communicative and meta-communicative strategies used in the learning process, based on the micro-genetic analysis of interactive episodes. As a theoretical perspective, we have adopted a cultural understanding of development that emphasizes the bidirectional and interactive character of learning. The study suggests that the teacher employ different pedagogical strategies in order to reach development and learning zones, resulting in the emergence of collaborative attitudes between teacher and child, and evidencing an interactive relationship, which is conducive to the co-construction of learning. Considering the discussions raised by the study, it is necessary to highlight the importance of personalized and co-participative care for children in inclusive education systems.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.11313614.v1
title: Teacher-Child Interactions in the Resource Room: paths to the co-construction of learning

description: Abstract This article identifies and analyzes interactions between a teacher and a child, whose language development was slow, in the resource room of a public school in Brasilia. In this qualitative study, with a focus on language construction, we observed communicative and meta-communicative strategies used in the learning process, based on the micro-genetic analysis of interactive episodes. As a theoretical perspective, we have adopted a cultural understanding of development that emphasizes the bidirectional and interactive character of learning. The study suggests that the teacher employ different pedagogical strategies in order to reach development and learning zones, resulting in the emergence of collaborative attitudes between teacher and child, and evidencing an interactive relationship, which is conducive to the co-construction of learning. Considering the discussions raised by the study, it is necessary to highlight the importance of personalized and co-participative care for children in inclusive education systems.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.11314700
title: The RTI Model as a prevention strategy for learning disorder

description: Abstract This research aimed to present the RTI model, as well as its suitability and relevance as an effective and alternative proposal to the Brazilian curricular bases. A bibliographic review had performed, which included national and international scientific publications, developed in the last 10 years. The descriptors used: “response to intervention”, “education” and “learning disorder”. The retrieved texts had read, analyzed and categorized: (A) Historical background; (b) structure; (c) effects observed for model consolidation; (d) possible contributions of RTI to Brazilian education. The Brazilian educational system can cope with its failure and dropout rates by adopting RTI. The model may favor: (1) prevention through periodic monitoring of children's performance; (2) corrective character when offering tutoring. Discussions about the effects of RTI are considered emerging and necessary, as they are relatively recent in Brazil, especially to consolidate the social transformation function of educational agents.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.11314700.v1
title: The RTI Model as a prevention strategy for learning disorder

description: Abstract This research aimed to present the RTI model, as well as its suitability and relevance as an effective and alternative proposal to the Brazilian curricular bases. A bibliographic review had performed, which included national and international scientific publications, developed in the last 10 years. The descriptors used: “response to intervention”, “education” and “learning disorder”. The retrieved texts had read, analyzed and categorized: (A) Historical background; (b) structure; (c) effects observed for model consolidation; (d) possible contributions of RTI to Brazilian education. The Brazilian educational system can cope with its failure and dropout rates by adopting RTI. The model may favor: (1) prevention through periodic monitoring of children's performance; (2) corrective character when offering tutoring. Discussions about the effects of RTI are considered emerging and necessary, as they are relatively recent in Brazil, especially to consolidate the social transformation function of educational agents.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20006320
title: Multifactorial impact of family environment in bullying among boys and girls

description: Abstract Few studies have used path analysis in order to explore the magnitude of family factors associated with violence in schools. With the purpose of filling this gap in the literature, the objective of this research was to examine the effects of family conflicts, cohesion, adaptability, support, morality, family organization, norms, and communication in bullying. Path analysis showed that family norms and ethic-moral values promoted at home had the main impact on bullying among women. Likewise, parental support and parent-child communication were the factors that most influenced the experience of victimization among women. On the other hand, for male students, family conflicts had the strongest relationship with bullying. In the same way, communication with their parents, family cohesion and parental support were the three most important predictors in the experience of victimization.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20006320.v1
title: Multifactorial impact of family environment in bullying among boys and girls

description: Abstract Few studies have used path analysis in order to explore the magnitude of family factors associated with violence in schools. With the purpose of filling this gap in the literature, the objective of this research was to examine the effects of family conflicts, cohesion, adaptability, support, morality, family organization, norms, and communication in bullying. Path analysis showed that family norms and ethic-moral values promoted at home had the main impact on bullying among women. Likewise, parental support and parent-child communication were the factors that most influenced the experience of victimization among women. On the other hand, for male students, family conflicts had the strongest relationship with bullying. In the same way, communication with their parents, family cohesion and parental support were the three most important predictors in the experience of victimization.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.11350646
title: Burnout among teachers in private institutions of higher education

description: Abstract The occupational health of teachers is an important theme in international and national literature. In Brazil, there is a lack of studies on Burnout in university teachers of the private school system. Thus, the purpose of this study is to assess the influence of Perceived Organizational and Social Support at work as well as socio-demographic variables over the incidence of Burnout in this public. The participants were 173 teachers who voluntarily answered valid and reliable questionnaires in their work environment. Data analyzed has used described statistics and standard multiple regression analysis. The results indicated symptoms of Burnout syndrome in teachers as well as greater predictive power of organizational support in the occurrence of the syndrome. Emotional social support, working time in the institution, age, and workload were predictors, but with less emphasis. Studies have recommended in samples from other regions of the country as well as longitudinal studies.