Teaching Methodologies
The Seminar includes:
– Explanations of teachers to deepen scientific and educational areas of program content;
– Individual and group work of literature;
– Construction of instruments for observation / evaluation, activity plans and teaching materials;
– Discussion and resolution of problematic situations identified in practicum.
In supervision reflexive strategies will be used as pedagogical questions, observation and reflection, case studies, narratives and reflections group.
Continuing Evaluation:
Final Report (public) – 40.0%
Pedagogical Practice (Seminar, Internships, Internship Reflective Dossiers)- 60.0%, with the following weights: S [1/5], E [3/5] and DRE [1/5]), with the following weights: S [1/5], E [3/5] and DRE [1/5])
Learning Results
At the end of master’s degree students should have the skills that are part of the specific profile of early childhood education teachers (DL No. 2412001, 30/10/2001). It is expected that, at the end of this CU, the student demonstrates that:
– Considers observation as an appropriate strategy to the knowledge of the educational context and of children, and uses evaluation as teaching regulator
– Identifies consistent features for intervention and educational research, and formulates hypotheses and projects of educational intervention that are appropriate to the context and to the children
– Acts as curricular constructor, planning his/her action in order to ensure the participation of children
– Defines specific strategies for each of the children towards a differentiated educational intervention
– Identifies himself/herself as a member of a broader educational community
– Recognizes training as an ongoing process and a dimension of professional development
Program
The specific contents of the Seminar are organized into four thematic units:
1. Context of Early Childhood Education (0-6 years) a. Analysis of the legal framerwork; b. Identification and analysis of the main curricular and pedagogical guidelines: i. Curricular framework within the Childhood Pedagogies; ii. Projects Methodology
2. The Observation and evaluation for ECE: a. Assessment as regulatory mechanism in the process of construction and development practices and Project Practium; b. Construction and use of instruments of observation / evaluation; c. Analysis and interpretation of data
3. Construction of Curriculum and educational intervention:a. Construction curricular under typified models ECE; b. Organization of the educational environment: c. Planning of educational intervention in light of the documents issued by the ME; d. The planning and preparation of projects in early childhood education
Curricular Unit Teachers
Ana Maria Sarmento CoelhoGrading Methods
- - Pedagogical Practice (Seminar, Internship, Internship Reflective Dossier) - 60.0%
- - Public work discussion - 40.0%
Internship(s)
SIM
Bibliography
Cardona, M. J., Silva, I. D., Marques, L., & Rodrigues, P. (2021). Planear e avaliar na educação pré-escolar. Ministério da Educação/Direção-Geral da Educação (DGE).
Coelho, A., & Vale, V. (2017). Reflexões em torno do brincar em contextos de educação de infância. Revista Observatório, 3(6), 316-337.
Oliveira-Formosinho, J. & Gambôa, R. (orgs.), (2011). O trabalho de projeto na Pedagogia-em-Participação, Coleção Infância, 17, Porto Editora.
Silva, I. L. da, Marques, L., Mata, L., & Rosa, M. (2016). Orientações Curriculares para a Educação Pré-Escolar. Ministério da Educação/ Direção Geral da Educação (DGE).
Vasconcelos, T. (Coord.) (2011). Trabalho por projetos na educação de infância: Mapear aprendizagens, integrar metodologias. Ministério da Educação e Ciência – Direção Geral de Inovação e de Desenvolvimento Curricular.
 
         
         
        