Navegando por Autor "TEIXEIRA, Cauê Ferreira"

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    Desafios para a realização de Pesquisas Educacionais: articulando diferentes áreas do conhecimento
    (2020) TEIXEIRA, Cauê Ferreira; Pires, André; VITORINO, Artur José Renda
    Pesquisas e planejamentos educacionais têm esbarrado em inúmeras dificuldades, principalmente metodológicas, para desenvolver-se. Neste artigo, discutiremos as dificuldades existentes em pesquisas educacionais referentes à linguagem, às relações entre a pedagogia e as outras ciências humanas, aos riscos do abstracionismo pedagógico, aos desafios para que a Pedagogia estabeleça uma metodologia própria e à postura do pesquisador ante seu objeto, que constantemente constitui-se como outro sujeito. Objetivamos, assim, contribuir para reflexões acerca da importância do desenvolvimento de pesquisas educacionais que não enveredem por um abstracionismo pedagógico, tampouco por um teoricismo vago.
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    Nível de informação e conhecimento sobre políticas de inclusão no ensino superior: o caso de estudantes de camadas sociais distintas do município de Limeira-SP
    (2021) TEIXEIRA, Cauê Ferreira; PIRES, André
    The purpose of this paper is to identify whether information on policies for inclusion in higher education is effectively reaching those who constitute its target audience, it means young people who are completing basic education in public schools and / or who are part of ethnic groups minority races. Thus, starting from this question, we present in this paper information about the level of information and knowledge of third year high school students from a public and a private school in the municipality of Limeira-SP about affirmative action policies. The data, obtained through questions included in a socioeconomic questionnaire answered by ninety-three students (forty-eight in public school, forty-five in private school) and semi-structured interviews with five of these students (three in public school , two in private school), show that students of private school, although not in the horizon of contemplation of such policies, have a higher level of information about them, while among students of public school, which are included in the group of potential beneficiaries, the level of ignorance and misinformation is quite high. From this perspective, it is striking that only one public school student reported knowing and explaining the functioning of affirmative action policies. These findings denote the importance and urgency of developing more effective strategies for the dissemination and explanation of such policies to these students, who make up precisely their target audience.