Programa escola da terra no estado do Amazonas: possibilidades e desafios da formação docente

Abstract

This thesis is developed in the Professional Master in Management and Federal University of Education Evaluation of Juiz de Fora (CAEd / UFJF). The case management to be studied presents a social problem the fact that educational policies are designed for the city and the means of urban production, which is recommended to the field is "adapt" the proposed school, curricula, timetables to situations that distinguish schools field of other schools. This study seeks to analyze the ongoing training of teachers who work in multigrade classes (characterized by focusing, in the same classroom, students of different ages and grades, under the direction of a / the single / teaching) of 1 to 5th grade in schools of rural education in the state of Amazonas, in 2014, developed by Earth School Program. This program consists of a permanent educational public policy, which comes under the umbrella Pronacampo for training / the teachers / those working in multigrade classes in the early grades of elementary education in schools located in rural areas and provide educational resources and pedagogical training that meet the specific characteristics of the populations of the field and maroon. The objectives defined for this study were to describe how the teacher training policy proposed by the Earth School Program was developed in Amazonas state in 2014; analyze the links between teacher education policy offered by the program associated with its commitment to the issue of sustainability and the concepts that were historically built for Rural Education in the midst of social struggles by ensuring the rights of the peoples of the field; and propose actions to be developed during the implementation of the Education Action Plan - PAE. Therefore, it was used as methodology the qualitative research and as tools to research that includes the lifting of the historical process in the definition of legal frameworks, in addition to the relevant documents to the Earth School Program granted by the State Coordination and the Federal University of Amazonas . During the research which was realized it is that the School of Earth constitutes an achievement in relation to the provision of continuing education to schools in the field, but not enough. It is necessary to expand the scope of their actions from a reflection on what is intended as a shift to a more promising future for the peoples of the field.