Estabelecendo ligações entre a teoria e a prática

O estudo de aula como processo de desenvolvimento profissional

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https://doi.org/10.24840/esc.vi67.735

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estudo de aula, desenvolvimento profissional, tarefa, discussão coletiva, reflexão

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O estudo de aula é um processo de desenvolvimento profissional que tem vindo a conhecer larga divulgação em todo o mundo, correspondendo a uma investigação dos/as participantes sobre a sua prática profissional. Neste artigo, o nosso objetivo é apresentar aspetos do trabalho de um estudo de aula, nomeadamente na sua fase preparatória de documentação e elaboração do plano de aula, e na sua fase de reflexão pós-aula. Damos especial atenção ao trabalho de seleção e elaboração de tarefas, à antevisão das estratégias e dificuldades dos/as alunos/as e à preparação e condução da discussão coletiva. Mostramos, também, como o estudo de aula é visto pelos/as professores/as participantes. Apontamos as condições necessárias à realização dos estudos de aula e mostramos como o estudo de aula, como formação baseada na prática, pode ser um poderoso processo de desenvolvimento profissional de professores/as.

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2024-03-18

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da Ponte, J. P., Quaresma, M., & Faria, F. (2024). Estabelecendo ligações entre a teoria e a prática: O estudo de aula como processo de desenvolvimento profissional. Educação, Sociedade & Culturas, (67), 1–15. https://doi.org/10.24840/esc.vi67.735