Published: 2022-02-04

How did we got to the National Curricular Common Basics of High School (2018)?

Doutorando Jonathan Dalla Vechia Bugs, Profª Drª Elisete Medianeira Tomazetti

The Common National Curriculum Base for Elementary Education: implications for teaching work

Mestranda Mírian Aguiar Oliveira Camara, Mestranda Graziela Martins Evangelista, Prof. Dra. Maria Abadia da Silva

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The new High School and NCCB: the state of Mato Grosso in focus

Mestranda Fabiola Gonçalves de Lima , Prof. Dr.ª Ana Lara Casagrande, Dr. Danilo Garcia da Silva

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Digital Technologies in the Education and the BNCC: proposal of a Student-Cyborg-Hacker

Mestre José Raimundo Silva Costa, Dr.ª Viviane Toraci Alonso de Andrade

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The New High School: from the difficulties of the project to its implementation (2017-2022)

Dr.ª Antocléia de Sousa Santos, Doutorando Emerson Felipe da Silva, Prof.º Davi Milan

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Common Curricular National Base and Childhood Education: movements, disputes and resistance

Drª Daiane Lanes de Souza, Dr.ª Rosane Carneiro Sarturi, Doutoranda Estefani Baptistella

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The Litertacy in BNCC: gaps and challenges

Mestra Márcia Cristina Gonçalves de Souza Silva, Márcia Regina do Nascimento Sambugari

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The trajectory of the Nacional Curricular Common Base (BNCC): analysis of oficial texts

Doutoranda Maria Michelle Fernandes Alves, Dr. Breynner Ricardo de Oliveira

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Geometry topics in elementary school: a look at textbook collections guided by the National Curricular Common Base

Doutoranda Renata Camargo dos Passos Barros, Doutoranda Cristiane dos Santos Oliveira, Dr. André Luis Andrejew Ferreira

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Presentation: Educational Reforms in Higher Education

Dr.ª Denise Puglia Zanon, Dr.ª Vania Finholdt Angelo Leite

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Teacher Education in Brazil and Honduras: conceptions and policies

Máster Josue Javier Cruz Escoto, Prof.ª Dr.ª Filomena Maria de Arruda Monteiro

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National Curricular Common Base in the Initial Training of Chemistry Teachers: what undergraduates think

Ms. Fernanda Welter Adams, Prof. Dr. Rafael Moreira Siqueira, Dr. Edilson Fortuna de Moradillo

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The curricularization of public outreach in teacher education: approaches and contradictions for an emancipatory praxis

Doutoranda Adrielle Nara Serra Bezerra, Doutoranda Francisca Márcia Lima de Sousa, Dr. Anselmo Alencar Colares

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State of knowledge on teacher training with a focus on higher education and public policies: teacher training in dispute

Doutorando Marlon Sandro Lesnieski, Dr. Marcio Giusti Trevisol, Dr.ª Maria de Lourdes Pinto de Almeida

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Pedagogy of listening: relearning of an autistic child in the family and school every day in times of the Covid-19 Pandemic

Dr.ª Ana Lúcia Oliveira Aguiar, Mestre Francinilda Honorato dos Santos , Mestre Stenio de Brito Fernandes

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The value of literary work in full formation: the inssue of (in)discipline

Dr.ª Cintia Chung Marques Corrêa, Doutoranda Sirlene Marques Pereira

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Textual review as a form of reflective evaluation and interactive construction between teacher and student

Jeize de Fátima Batista, Ana Cecília Teixeira Gonçalves, Maiara Taís Zydek, Emanuele Krewer

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The teacher’s social value and its impact in the teacher identity education: an analytic study

Brenda Raíza Domingos Mendes, Kessy Eduarda Aparecida Marcolino, Roberta Negrão de Araújo

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Social representation of sustainable school in teachers of basic education

José Flávio Rodrigues Siqueira, Suzete Rosana de Castro Wiziack, Angela Maria Zanon

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Interweaving the knowledge of teachers in the deprivation of liberty

Dr.ª Kátia Aparecida da Silva Nunes Miranda, Ms. Juliano Cláudio Alves, Ms. Luciane Miranda Faria

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The use of the Ant Man’s stories as a context for Physics Teaching

Kremmellin Barbosa dos Santos, Dr.ª Maria Cristina do Amaral Moreira

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The teaching profession: an approach from the continuing education

Dr. Reginaldo Leandro Placido, Dr.ª Ivonete Telles Medeiros Placido, Dr. Simão Alberto

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Inclusion of deaf students: teaching challenges and needs

Adelene de Souza, Dr.ª Francine de Paulo Martins Lima

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The Internal Knowledge Leveling Olympiad and the use of Active Methodologies in Remote Learning

Doutorando Carlos Alex Alves, Mestrando Gilson Alves Ribeiro, Prof.ª Dr.ª Priscila B ernardo Martins

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Being an educator

Alfredo Hoyuelos; Marcelo Oliveira da Silva, Ana Luisa Dias Oliveira

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