Política de resultado e bonificação: um estudo de caso em três escolas da coordenadoria distrital 3 do estado do Amazonas

Abstract

This work was developed in the framework of the Professional Masters in Management and Evaluation of Public Education (PPGP) of the Public Policies Center and Ferderal University Education Evaluation of Juiz de Fora (CAEd / UFJF). The case management study discusses the management actions of three schools of the state-owned school to the District Coordination Educational 3 that although they have similarities in the physical structure of the building, number of professionals who work and projects developed, have different results in external assessments including not meeting the targets set by the State of Amazonas Secretaia of Education. The goals set for this study were to analyze management practices developed by these schools compared to the results obtained in the Evaluation System of the Amazon Educational Achievement (SADEAM) in the period 20092014. Therefore, we use as methodology the qualitative approach to the application of interviews with three managers and the school supervisor, setting these actions as research instruments adopted to obtain plausible answer as of the complaints on the subject of the dissertation titled Income Policy and Bonus: a case study in three schools of the District Coordination 3 of Amazonas state. As the basis for the evidence of research in search of textual evidence to support the work, important theorists were used on the topic in question highlighting, Brooke (2006), Neubauer and Silveira (2009), Bonamino (2012), Ravich (2013), among others. Before the study is concluded that the results achieved by schools SADEAM influence on management practices adopted by managers in an attempt to raise rates and achieve school bonus. Because of that the Eduacional Action Plan presented proposes the implementation of a project developed in the state of Ceará, entitled School Note 10, which induces technical and educational cooperation relations through the transfer of knowledge and experience between schools with better and worse outcomes.