Desafios da educação em tempo integral: uma análise do fluxo de abandono nos anos finais do ensino fundamental em duas escolas da superintendência regional de ensino de Leopoldina

Abstract

This thesis developed in the Postgraduate Studies Program in Professional Management and Evaluation of Public Education PPGP/CAED/UFJF, examined the abandonment flow of students from the final years of elementary school in Education Project classes in Full Time (PROETI), within the jurisdiction of the Regional Leopoldina Education (SRE Leopoldina) Minas Gerais, from research in two schools this SRE. Their goal was to investigate the factors that have contributed to the permanence or abandonment of the students in these classes. It is believed that this research could contribute to the achievement of the target set at the State Education Plan to achieve 80% of elementary school students enrolled in full-time and provide the access and permanence in this important project aimed at civic education and improving educational outcomes. To carry out this work we used the case study methodology, document analysis, bibliographic research, questionnaires and data collection procedure answered by educational analysts SRE Leopoldina, the directors, education specialists and teachers of Schools A and B semi-structured interviews were conducted with students enrolled in the project in 2015, in the classes of their schools. The theoretical basis consists of the authors Cavaliere (2007), Mauricio (2009), Moll (2012) among others. The survey showed that there is no single factor that has contributed and is believed to continue contributing to the abandonment of the students, but rather a combination of factors such as shortcomings in the implementation of the project by the Ministry of Education of Minas Gerais and SRE Leopoldina, the absence of an adequate monitoring, insufficient training for teachers and prioritization by ESS MG of Educational Intervention Program (PIP). Therefore, aiming to improve and enhance this important public policy presents an Educational Action Plan (PAE) with suggestions to SEE MG, the SRE Leopoldina and surveyed schools, with various actions and organized through three headings: training, monitoring and evaluation.