scholarly journals Atividades pedagógicas na promoção da aprendizagem ativa dos estudantes de graduação nas disciplinas de estatística

Author(s):  
Suzi Samá

Resumo: Este relato de experiência apresenta três atividades planejadas para instigar o interesse do estudante do Ensino Superior pela Estatística e promover sua aprendizagem ativa em sala de aula. No seu planejamento e desenvolvimento, consideraram-se os pressupostos da Teoria da Biologia do Conhecer e da Neurociência Cognitiva, para que os estudantes se percebam como produtores de conhecimento e corresponsáveis pelo seu processo de aprendizagem. De diferentes formas, as três atividades viabilizaram uma participação ativa dos estudantes, que perderam o receio pela disciplina e participaram de debates e discussões potencializados pela metodologia de ensino adotada. Conclui-se que repensar a prática pedagógica pode levar o professor a encontrar formas de ajudar os estudantes a superar suas dificuldades de compreensão dos conceitos estatísticos. Palavras-chave: Educação Estatística; Aprendizagem Ativa; Atividades Pedagógicas; Neurociência Cognitiva; Teoria da Biologia do Conhecer. Pedagogical activities in promoting active learning of graduate students in statistical disciplines Abstract: This experience report presents three activities designed to arouse the interest of higher education students in statistics and to promote their active learning in the classroom. In its planning and development, we considered the assumptions of the Theory of Knowledge Biology and Cognitive Neuroscience, so that students perceive themselves as knowledge producers and co-responsible for their learning process. In different ways, the three activities enabled the active participation of students, who lost their fear of the discipline and participated in debates and discussions enhanced by the teaching methodology adopted. It is concluded that rethinking pedagogical practice can lead the teacher to find ways to help students overcome their difficulties in understanding statistical concepts. Keywords: Statistical Education; Active Learning; Pedagogical Activities; Cognitive Neuroscience; Theory of Biology of Knowing.

2021 ◽  
Author(s):  
Mechislav Slifish

The textbook describes the scientific and practical problems of the criminal procedural activity of the bodies of inquiry of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation, as well as the organization of their procedural activities. Meets the requirements of the federal state educational standards of higher education of the latest generation. For students and cadets studying in the specialty 40.05.01 "Legal support of national security", officials of the bodies of inquiry, as well as students studying in the areas of training 40.03.01 and 40.04.01 "Jurisprudence". It can be used by graduate students, adjuncts and applicants in preparation for passing exams according to the candidate's minimum program and conducting training sessions during pedagogical practice.


Author(s):  
Catherine Lantz ◽  
Paula R Dempsey

Results from focus groups with 23 second- and third-year biology students revealed gradual gains in information literacy (IL) abilities and dispositions needed for them to join the community of scientific practice as laid out in the ACRL Framework for Information Literacy for Higher Education. Students were consumers of information and not yet producers of information. They interacted often with primary research articles but struggled to use research tools effectively; remembered active learning vividly; and relied on video resources, Google, and discussions with peers and instructors to define terms and understand results. Findings support the value of collaboration between librarians and science faculty to incorporate IL skills in the process of scientific discovery.


Author(s):  
Antonio Sávio da Silva Pinto ◽  
Marcilene Rodrigues Pereira Bueno ◽  
Maria Aparecida Félix do Amaral e Silva ◽  
Milena Zampieri Sellmann de Menezes ◽  
Sonia Maria Ferreira Koehler

Este artigo tem por objetivo descrever e divulgar parte da pesquisa do Laboratório de Metodologias Inovadoras (LMI) no Centro Universitário Salesiano de São Paulo, Campus de Lorena, uma iniciativa do grupo de estudos do Núcleo de Assessoria Pedagógica (NAP), sobre Metodologias e Tecnologias Ativas de Aprendizagem. O LMI é um projeto que objetiva pesquisar metodologias ativas de aprendizagem, analisar suas fases e aplicá-las no ambiente educativo do ensino superior. Pautado na idéia de que o aluno da contemporaneidade deve ser capaz de autogerenciar seu processo de conhecimento, utiliza-se dos teóricos sócioconstrutivistas para demonstrar que as metodologias ativas favorecem a possibilidade do aluno enquanto construtor principal de sua própria aprendizagem e exigem uma docência que reconheça a aprendizagem como construção do aprendente. Com base nesses pressupostos, inclusive, o LMI criou e aplicou um instrumento de pesquisa a fim de mapear as metodologias ativas utilizadas pelos professores dos cursos de licenciaturas do UNISAL, campus Lorena. Isso porque, especialmente para os cursos da área de Educação, compreende ser fundamental que o aluno, futuro profissional, não apenas ouça ou leia a respeito de mudanças didáticas a partir de metodologias ativas. É necessário que o aluno participe, vivencie, experimente, em seus anos de curso superior, as metodologias ativas e, assim, possa avaliá-las e ter mais elementos para decidir sobre suas pertinências ou não em sua futura atividade docente.Palavras-chave: Laboratório de metodologias inovadoras. Metodologias ativas. Educação. AbstractInnovative Methodologies Laboratory and research in the use of active methodologies for undergraduate courses UNISAL, Lorena - extending knowledge beyond the classroomThis article aims to describe and disseminate the research of the Innovative Methodologies Laboratory (IML) at Salesian University Center of São Paulo, Campus of Lorena, an initiative of the Nucleus of Educational Advisory (NEA) study group about active learning methodologies and technology. IML is a project that aims to find and study active learning methodologies, it analyzes its phases and apply them in the educational environment of higher education. Based on the idea that the contemporary students should be able to self-manage their knowledge process, theoretical socioconstructivists were used to demonstrate that active learning methodologies favor the possibility of the student as the main builder of their own learning and require a teaching that recognizes the learning process as construction of the learner. Also, based on these assumptions, IML has created and implemented a survey to map the active methodologies used by teachers of education undergraduate courses of UNISAL, Lorena campus. That's because, particularly for courses in the area of education, it is essential for the student - future professional - to understand, not only hear or read about teaching changes from active methodologies. It is necessary for the student to participate, experience, try, in their years of higher education, active methodologies and thus they can evaluate them and have more elements to decide on their pertinence or not in their future teaching activities.Keywords: Innovative methodologies laboratory. Active learning methodologies. Education. ResumenEl Laboratorio de metodologías innovadoras y la investigación en el uso de metodologías activas para los cursos licenciatura de UNISAL, Lorena - ampliando los conocimientos más allá del aulaEste artículo tiene como objetivo describir y difundir la investigación del Laboratorio de Metodologías Innovadoras (LMI) en el Centro Universitario Salesiano de São Paulo, Campus de Lorena, una iniciativa del grupo de estudio para la Asistencia Educacional (NAP) sobre Metodologías y Tecnologías Aprendizaje Activo. La LMI es un proyecto que tiene como objetivo buscar metodologías de aprendizaje activo, analizarlas y aplicarlas en el ámbito educativo de la educación superior. Basado en la idea de los teóricos socio-constructivistas que el estudiante contemporáneo debe ser capaz de auto gestionar su conocimiento las metodologías activas la posibilidad del estudiante como el constructor principal de su propio aprendizaje y la enseñanza exige que reconozca el aprendizaje como construcción del alumno. Con base en estos supuestos el LMI ha creado y puesto en práctica un instrumento para mapear las metodologías activas empleadas por los profesores de los cursos de licenciatura de la UNISAL, campus de Lorena. Esto se debe, sobre todo para los cursos en el área de la educación, es esencial que comprende a los estudiantes, futuros profesionales , no sólo escuchar o leer acerca de los cambios de enseñanza de metodologías activas . Es necesario que el estudiante participe, experimente, pruebe en sus años de educación universitaria las metodologías activas y por lo tanto pueda evaluar y tener más elementos para decidir sobre su pertinencia o no en su futura actividad docente.Palabras-clave: Laboratorio de metodologías inovadoras. Metodologías activas. Educación. Revisor do inglês: Prof. Ms. Wellington da Silva OliveiraRevisor do espanhol: Prof. Lilian de Souza


Author(s):  
Борис Аникин ◽  
Boris Anikin ◽  
Олег Аникин ◽  
Olyeg Anikin ◽  
Валерий Гришин ◽  
...  

Based on the analysis of the greatest achievements of the last century, as well as the reasons for the numerous "unsuccessful" projects of well-known companies in the world, the directions for the development of modern theory of project and program management have been revealed. When selecting the topics of national and prospective innovation projects, the authors focused on the consideration of the acute social and economic problems outlined in the world and a number of certain criteria and parameters. It is intended for researchers, practicing managers, researchers and teachers of higher education. Recommended for students of the system of additional education, students and graduate students.


10.28945/3989 ◽  
2018 ◽  
Vol 3 ◽  
pp. 025-040
Author(s):  
MaryBeth Walpole ◽  
Felicia Crockett

Aim/Purpose: Service Learning is not used in graduate education to the extent it is in un-dergraduate education. This paper utilizes a developmental evaluation methodological approach and a strategic partnership conceptual framework in examining a service learning course in which higher education master students gain valuable experience they can use in their careers while assisting high school students as they apply to college. Background: Little research has been done on service learning at the graduate level. Moreover, although service learning is growing on campuses, master of higher education students may not have experience with it. Additionally, gaps in college access by socioeconomic status and race continue to exist, yet little research has been done on how service recipients experience service learning. This paper evaluates a service learning course and addresses the service recipients who were high school students at the time and the experiences of graduate students who were enrolled in the course. The research questions are the following. To what extent do high school recipients report an increase in college application behaviors from the beginning to the end of the service learning experience? How do high school recipients describe their experiences with the graduate students? How do Master of Higher Education students describe their knowledge of the college admission process as a result of their experiences with service learning? How do they describe their experiences with service learning? What skills, if any, do they report improved as a result of the service learning experience? Methodology: The paper uses developmental program evaluation methodological ap-proach, and data collection strategies include survey responses and inter-views with former high school students as well as document analysis of former graduate students’ reflective essays and interviews with them. Contribution: Little is documented regarding graduate student experiences with service learning, particularly Higher Education master programs. Additionally, little research exists on service recipients experiences. Findings: The service learning course was helpful to the high school students’ college application process, and students reported increases in college application behaviors as a result of the service learning project. The course also strengthened the higher education master students’ communication skills, interpersonal skills, and awareness of diversity and equity issues. Recommendations for Practitioners: Service learning experiences can be utilized to strengthen higher education master students’ skills, and detailed information regarding the process of creating a service learning course are provided in the paper. Recommendation for Researchers: The paper recommends additional research on service learning in graduate programs and additional research on the experiences of service recipients and community partners. Impact on Society: This paper impacts master students who plan to work on college campuses and strengthen their skills in several areas that should positively affect the future students with whom they work. Additionally, the course resulted in high school students reporting increased college application behaviors, such as taking admission tests, seeking letters of recommendation, and writing essays, and may increase the number of students from underrepresented backgrounds who successfully enroll in college. Future Research: Additional research on service learning in graduate programs and additional research on the experiences of service learning recipients should follow this study.


2017 ◽  
pp. 450-473
Author(s):  
Julia Parra

With ubiquitous Internet and the related tools, including computational devices and cloud-based technology, has come public access to a world of information literally at one's fingertips. This has led to the increased use of cloud-based student collaboration as a key strategy for engaging students as responsible, creative, and productive participants in the learning process. For the purpose of this qualitative study there are three objectives: 1) update and revise a course design model for cloud-based student collaboration that uses phases and scaffolds, and includes an optimal cloud-based collaboration toolkit identified by graduate students, 2) describe an online course wherein this model has been applied, and 3) share exemplar course materials including guides, learning plans and directions, and content scaffolds in the form of templates, that support this model and can be repurposed by anyone using cloud-based student collaboration in higher education.


Author(s):  
Rogelio Estrada-Lizárraga ◽  
Alan Josué Barraza-Osuna ◽  
Manuel Iván Tostado-Ramírez ◽  
Rogelio Alfonso Noris-Covarrubias

2018 ◽  
Vol 13 (13) ◽  
pp. 02
Author(s):  
Fernando Célio Deus ◽  
Ana Maria Pereira Cardoso

Os avanços dos recursos tecnológicos colocam grandes desafios para as Instituições de Ensino Superior que necessitam incorporar as tecnologias de informação e comunicação em suas atividades pedagógicas. A metodologia da Sala de Aula Invertida - SAI corresponde ao método de ensino com aulas presenciais e o suporte de conteúdos em ambientes virtuais.  O artigo apresenta um modelo de avaliação das competências informacional e midiática de alunos do Ensino Superior para utilização da metodologia SAI em sua potencialidade. O modelo foi baseado em revisão de literatura e testado em uma instituição, que adota a SAI como metodologia de ensino. Os resultados demonstraram um desempenho satisfatório dos alunos nas dimensões relacionadas ao acesso e exploração hipertextual dos recursos disponíveis na plataforma, no entanto identificou-se um gap referente às habilidades relacionadas com os aspectos éticos, que devem balizar a produção de textos acadêmicos e científicos. Palavras-chave:Competência Informacional e Midiática. Uso de Tecnologias no Ensino. AbstractAdvances in technological resources pose great challenges for higher education institutions that need to incorporate information and communication technologies into their pedagogical activities.The methodology of the Flipped Classroom corresponds to the method of teaching with face-to-face classes and with the contents support in virtual environments. This paper presents a model for the evaluation of the informational and mediatic competences of higher education students to use the SAI methodology in its potentiality. The model was based on literature review and tested in an institution that adopts SAI as a teaching methodology. The results showed a satisfactory performance of the students in the dimensions related to access and hypertextual exploitation of the resources available in the platform, nevertheless a gap was identified regarding the skills related to the ethical aspects that should be used to produce the academic and scientific texts. Keywords: Informational and Mediatic Competences;Technology and Teaching. 


Author(s):  
Olga Tsybulko

The article analyzes the phenomenon of spirituality in higher education pedagogy and highlights the results of introducing spiritual-oriented pedagogy into the educational process in foreign institutions. Spirituality has a huge impact on inner self-knowledge, because by studying oneself, one can open from different sides. The task of spiritual pedagogy is undoubtedly the analysis of the students' internal state. After trying out a course of spiritual-oriented pedagogy, some students have become the target of spiritual instruction, have noted that no dramatic changes have occurred in their lives. Other students, on the other hand, were surprised by the number of changes that began to manifest after the introduction of spiritual pedagogy. They emphasized that they have increased the ability to focus during lectures, have the patience and peace of mind for dealing with stressful situations and people, such as listening, speaking, reading and writing have become integral and enjoy the learning process, ecology and the environment became an important issue in the range of environmental problems, and the most important thing was that the brain began to filter thoughts and abstract from «empty» and useless ideas. Students noted that they could not get full access to their own creative ideas in the course of spiritual pedagogy, and after meditations it became possible. Spiritual pedagogy has become a unique valuable experience for most of them, as it has enabled them not only to acquire knowledge but also to acquire wisdom. The students described the learning process as «freeing the mind from captivity», as an opportunity to feel a greater sense of interest in learning, because the «static» course, in their mind, impeded the full absorption of the material. The course of spiritual pedagogy has become, for many, the most important "panacea" for internal problems. Students began to learn, that led to an incredible result: concentration of attention through practice to activate mindfulness, the ability to be patient, the ability to get rid of wrong thoughts, to get rid of stereotypes and conventional but not completely important canons. Therefore, spiritual pedagogical theory in the Western world has attracted the attention of educators and researchers. This theory seeks to realize values that arose from religion and culture in pedagogical practice in educational institutions. Knowledge becomes clearer, and the motivation and control of teachers in their work emerges in a new sense. Not only teachers work to fulfill their duties or team responsibilities, they also work to achieve something more valuable, noble and useful than just material or worldly goals.


2018 ◽  
Vol 25 (2) ◽  
pp. 53
Author(s):  
Geovana Ferreira Melo ◽  
Selma Garrido Pimenta

O objetivo do presente artigo é evidenciar possíveis contribuições de uma Didática Multidimensional para a prática pedagógica, a partir das percepções de pós-graduandos em Educação. Considerando seus princípios fundamentais, dos quais se destacam: ensinar com pesquisa, relações dialógicas, mediação pedagógica, rede de saberes e processos de práxis. Neste sentido, surge o seguinte questionamento: Quais as percepções de pós-graduandos quanto à complexidade de uma Didática Multidimensional e suas contribuições para a atividade docente? Nesta pesquisa exploratória, participaram nove pós-graduandos em Educação – mestrandos e doutorandos, docentes do ensino superior de diversas áreas. Sendo que, as produções escritas sobre o que a didática ensina à própria área em articulação com os referenciais teóricos – Franco e Pimenta (2016); Pimenta, Franco e Fusari (2015); Libâneo (2014); Charlot (2000); Freire (1997); Veiga (1996); Candau (1983) – compuseram o corpus da pesquisa. O estudo teve como pressupostos o entendimento de que o ensino, objeto da Didática, se configura como uma prática social e um fenômeno complexo. O que demanda diferentes interlocuções entre os saberes a serem, constantemente, reconstruídos pelos professores e exige ruptura com os modelos prescritivos e transmissivos de aula, para uma formação centrada na pesquisa. Assim sendo, professores e estudantes, ao se compreenderem pesquisadores, problematizam a realidade na busca de alternativas de reflexão-transformação.AbstractThe objective of this article is to evidence possible contributions of a multidimensional didactics for the pedagogical practice. Considering its fundamental principles, which include: teaching with research; dialogical relations; pedagogical mediation, network of knowledge and processes of praxis. Thus, some questions arise, such as: What are the post-graduate students' perceptions regarding the complexity of a Multidimensional Didactics and its contributions to the teaching activity? In this exploratory research, nine postgraduate students participated in Education - masters and doctoral students, teaching higher education in various areas. Thereby, their productions written about what didactics teaches the own area in conjunction with the theoretical - Franco and Pimenta (2016); Pimenta, Franco and Fusari (2015); Libâneo (2014); Charlot (2000); Freire (1997); Veiga (1996); Candau (1983) – comprised the corpus of research. The study had as assumptions the understanding that education, object of didactics, configures itself as a social practice and a complex phenomenon, which requires different interlocutions among knowledges, to be constantly rebuilt by teachers and requires a rupture with the prescriptive models and transmissive classroom, for a training focused on research. In this sense, teachers and students to understand researchers, problematize the reality in the search for alternatives for reflection-transformation.Keywords: Didactics; Teaching in Higher Education; Multidimensional Didactics; Teaching-learning.ResumenEl objetivo del presente artículo es evidenciar posibles contribuciones de una Didáctica Multidimensional para la práctica pedagógica. Considerando sus principios fundamentales, de los cuales se destacan: enseñar con investigación; relaciones dialógicas; la mediación pedagógica, red de saberes y procesos de praxis, cuestionamos: ¿Cuáles son las percepciones de postgraduados en cuanto a la complejidad de una Didáctica Multidimensional y sus contribuciones a la actividad docente? Se trata de una investigación exploratoria, en la que participaron nueve postgraduados en Educación - maestrandos y doctorandos, docentes de la enseñanza superior de diversas áreas. Sus producciones escritas sobre lo que la didáctica enseña a la propia área en articulación con los referentes teóricos - Franco y Pimenta (2016); Pimenta, Franco y Fusari (2015); Libâneo (2014); Charlot (2000); Freire (1997); Veiga (1996); Candau (1983) – compusieron el corpus de la investigación. El estudio tuvo como presupuestos el entendimiento de que la enseñanza, objeto de la Didáctica, se configura como una práctica social y un fenómeno complejo, lo que demanda diferentes interlocuciones entre los saberes, a ser constantemente reconstruidos por los profesores y exige ruptura con los modelos prescriptivos y para la formación centrada en la investigación. En ese sentido, profesores y estudiantes, al comprenderse investigadores, problematizan la realidad en la búsqueda de alternativas de reflexión-transformación.Palabras clave: Didáctica. Docencia en la enseñanza superior. Didáctica Multidimensional. Enseñanza-aprendizaje.


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