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Master's Dissertation
DOI
https://doi.org/10.11606/D.48.2023.tde-24102023-181550
Document
Author
Full name
Monica Cabral Oliveira
E-mail
Institute/School/College
Knowledge Area
Date of Defense
Published
São Paulo, 2023
Supervisor
Committee
Rodrigues, Livia de Araujo Donnini (President)
Garcia, Bianca Rigamonti Valeiro
Souza, Elizeu Clementino de
Title in Portuguese
História de formação profissional docente: contexto de Educação Infantil em uma escola internacional
Keywords in Portuguese
Conhecimento de Professores
Desenvolvimento Profissional
Educação Infantil
Escolas Internacionais
Trajetórias de Formação Docente
Abstract in Portuguese
Esta dissertação tem por objetivo narrar como duas professoras que exercem a profissão na Educação Infantil em escolas internacionais, inicialmente sem formação específica para o trabalho com crianças pequenas e bem pequenas, dão significado às suas experiências formativas. O estudo busca compreender como essas professoras constroem seu conhecimento docente a partir do que pensam, de seu olhar para as crianças, de sua experiência, de seus vínculos de trabalho e de sua prática e não necessariamente do que aprenderam em sua formação inicial. Tratase de sujeitos que, por serem fluentes em língua inglesa, iniciaram a atuação na Educação Infantil em escolas internacionais sem ter a Licenciatura em Pedagogia. Nesse sentido, há uma peculiaridade em seu processo de desenvolvimento profissional, na medida em que começaram primeiramente pela experiência direta com as crianças, e essa experiência as instigou a, em dois percursos bastante distintos, buscar formação que lhes propiciasse qualificação profissional. Interessanos, nesta dissertação, compreender o que levou as professoras a procurarem pela docência e narrar a singularidade de seus percursos formativos.
Title in English
History of teacher professional education in the context of Early Childhood Education in an international school
Keywords in English
Early Childhood Education
International Schools
Professional Development
Teacher Education Trajectories
Teacher Knowledge
Abstract in English
This dissertation aims to narrate the histories of two early childhood education teachers who work in international schools. Both teachers began teaching children and very young children initially without specific education to work with this age group. Within this context, this dissertation attempts to interpret how both teachers assign meaning to their formative experiences. The study seeks to understand how these teachers build their teaching knowledge from their direct observation of children, from their experience, from their ties and relations with their working conditions and from their practice and not necessarily from what they learned in their initial education to become professional teachers. These are subjects who, because they are fluent in English, started working in Early Childhood Education in international schools without having a degree in Pedagogy. In this sense, there is a peculiarity in their professional development process insofar as they first they had direct experience with the children, and then this experience instigated them, in two very different paths, to seek further education that would provide them with professional qualification. In this dissertation, we are interested in understanding what led these teachers to embrace their own profession and to narrate the singularities of their formative paths.
 
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Publishing Date
2023-10-31
 
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