Elaboração e implementaçâo da política de formação para os servidores da educação do município do Recife/PE: considerações deste percurso

Abstract

The present dissertation was developed within the framework of the Master in Management and Evaluation of Education (PPGP) from the Center of Public Policies and Evaluation of Education of the Federal University of Juiz de Fora (UFJF/CAEd). This study aims to analyze the implementation of a Training Policy of Recife´s Municipal Educational System, and propose to the Department of Education of Recife, an Educational Action Plan for improvement of its implementation of a Training Policy with a perspective of continuing education, in a face-to-face and distance modalities, with tracks for two years. The rationale for the development of this research is based on a long period of absence of a policy of standardized training for teachers of the above municipal system, regardless of its relevance, especially since the promulgation of the Guidelines and Bases for National Education, law no. 9394/96 and law no. 11.738/2008, governing the national Professional salary floor for the professionals of the public teaching of basic education, as well as of resolution no 18 CNE/2012, which regulates the implementation of 1/3 of Class Activity. For empirical support in the development of this study, and, yet, considering its route and methodological tools, documentary and bibliographical analysis were conducted on the Recife´s Municipal Educational System in the context of training carried out by the year 2014 and of the conceptual changes necessary for the implementation of the training policy proposal, as well as application of questionnaires and semi-structured interviews, respectively, with groups of teachers and technicians , the latter, responsible for direct standardization and implementation of trainings.The data and information collections were, in turn, observed in the light of such authors as Gatti, Sá Barreto and André (2011); Belletati (2005); Sambugari (2005); Vaillant (2006); Dourado and Oliveira (2009); Tardif (2000, 2014) and Mainardes (2006).