Mestrado em Ensino Básico e Ciências
Mestrado em Ensino Básico e Ciências
de estudos
Apresentação do pedido
Perguntas A1 a A4
A4. Grau:
Mestre
Perguntas A5 a A10
A6.1. Classificação da área principal do ciclo de estudos (3 dígitos), de acordo com a Portaria n.º 256/2005, de
16 de Março (CNAEF):
144
A6.2. Classificação da área secundária do ciclo de estudos (3 dígitos), de acordo com a Portaria n.º 256/2005,
de 16 de Março (CNAEF), se aplicável:
<sem resposta>
A6.3. Classificação de outra área secundária do ciclo de estudos (3 dígitos), de acordo com a Portaria n.º
256/2005, de 16 de Março (CNAEF), se aplicável:
<sem resposta>
Pergunta A11
Pergunta A11
A11. Percursos alternativos como ramos, variantes, áreas de especialização do mestrado ou especialidades
do doutoramento em que o ciclo de estudos se estrutura (se aplicável):
Não
<sem resposta>
Mapa I -
A12.2. Grau:
Mestre
A12.3. Ramo, variante, área de especialização do mestrado ou especialidade do doutoramento (se aplicável):
A12.3. Branch, option, specialization area of the master or speciality of the PhD (if applicable):
A12.4. Áreas científicas e créditos que devem ser reunidos para a obtenção do grau / Scientific areas and
credits that must be obtained for the awarding of the degree
ECTS Obrigatórios / Mandatory ECTS Optativos* / Optional
Área Científica / Scientific Area Sigla / Acronym
ECTS ECTS*
Área educacional geral AEG 8 0
Área de docência AD 28 4
Prática de ensino supervisionada PES 50 0
Didáticas específicas DE 30 0
(4 Items) 116 4
A16. Observations:
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Instrução do pedido
1. Formalização do pedido
1.1. Deliberações
1.1.2. Cópia de acta (ou extrato de acta) ou deliberação deste orgão assinada e datada (PDF, máx. 100kB):
1.1.2._Declaração-M1C+MC.pdf
1.1.2. Cópia de acta (ou extrato de acta) ou deliberação deste orgão assinada e datada (PDF, máx. 100kB):
1.1.2._CTC-12ª Reunião-extracto da acta.pdf
2. Plano de estudos
2.2. Grau:
Mestre
2.3. Ramo, variante, área de especialização do mestrado ou especialidade do doutoramento (se aplicável):
<sem resposta>
2.3. Branch, option, specialization area of the master or speciality of the PhD (if applicable):
<no answer>
2.2. Grau:
Mestre
2.3. Ramo, variante, área de especialização do mestrado ou especialidade do doutoramento (se aplicável):
<sem resposta>
2.3. Branch, option, specialization area of the master or speciality of the PhD (if applicable):
<no answer>
3.1.2. Intended learning outcomes (knowledge, skills and competences) to be developed by the students:
1. Use and articulate scientific, pedagogical and didactical knowledges in different teaching subjects.
2. Relate and use knowledges and abilities in the different dimensions of the teaching activity.
3. Select, justify and apply methods, techniques and methodological procedures appropriate to the
specificities of each school level and the teaching subjects, using diverse resources.
4. Cooperate and intervene in the professional practice's contexts, taking into account their characteristics,
analyzing situations and developing stimulating teaching practices to students.
5 Using research principles and methods in order to position itself about the school, the classroom and the
society as questioner of its practices, reflecting on the ethical and civic dimensions of teacher
professionalism, in a reflective perspective and professional development throughout life.
3.1.3. Inserção do ciclo de estudos na estratégia institucional de oferta formativa face à missão da instituição:
A Escola Superior de Educação (ESEB) é uma unidade orgânica do Instituto Politécnico de Bragança que
exerce, há três décadas, a sua autonomia científica e pedagógica e a intervenção cultural na região onde
se insere. A formação de educadores e de professores foi a sua missão principal nos primeiros anos de
existência. Mais tarde, passou a albergar ofertas formativas em áreas como as Artes, o Desporto, as
Línguas, a Educação Ambiental e a Educação Social.
Historicamente, a ESEB sempre respondeu aos desafios e às exigências da legislação emanadas pelo
ministério da tutela. Como exemplo, tivemos a adaptação dos planos de formação ao Processo de Bolonha
(i.e., licenciaturas; metrados profissionalizantes) e a oferta de Cursos de Especialização Tecnológicas em
áreas similares às do 1.º ciclo de Bolonha. Ou seja, a ESEB oferece aos seus alunos percursos formativos
que lhes permitem o aprofundamento da sua qualificação e a promoção do seu desenvolvimento pessoal e
social.
O corpo docente da ESEB, bem como o seu pessoal não docente, tem vindo a ser consolidado em torno
destas áreas principais. De igual forma, os recursos materiais, em especial as instalações laboratoriais, o
centro de recursos da prática pedagógica e o espaço lúdico para a infância, entre outras, foram sendo
melhoradas para dar uma resposta qualificada nas vertentes teórico-práticas e profissionalizantes da sua
oferta formativa. O potencial pedagógico, científico e tecnológico da ESEB tem, por isso, possibilitado uma
importante intervenção ao nível da comunidade envolvente, em particular ao nível das instituições
escolares (i.e., ações formativas para as crianças dos agrupamentos escolares; ações formativas para os
docentes). Por conseguinte, a ESEB dispõe de condições para assegurar aos futuros mestres uma
formação de qualidade e um desenvolvimento profissional e pessoal em continuidade.
Podemos, ainda, afirmar que a área de formação de educadores/professores é fundamental na matriz
identitária desta unidade orgânica, na sua afirmação perante a comunidade e na colaboração internacional
com outras instituições de ensino superior, em particular as do espaço lusófono.
Daqui resulta que o presente ciclo de estudos está em total consonância com a missão passada, presente
e futura da Escola Superior de Educação do Instituto Politécnico de Bragança.
3.1.3. Insertion of the study programme in the institutional training offer strategy against the mission of the
institution:
Escola Superior de Educação [Superior School of Education] (ESEB) is an organic unit of the Polytechnic
Institute of Bragança pursuing for three decades its scientific and pedagogical autonomy in the region
where it is located. The training of teachers and educators was its main mission in its early years. Later, it
went on to support training in offers in areas such as Arts, Sport, Languages, Environmental Education
and Social Education
Historically, ESEB has always answered the challenges and demands of legislation issued by the line
ministry. As examples we can recall the switch-over of training plans in the light of the Bologna Process
(i.e.: master’s degrees and professionally geared degrees) and the offer of Technological Specialization
Courses in areas akin to those of the 1st cycle of Bologna. That is to say, ESEB offers its students training
pathways allowing them to improve their qualifications and promote their personal and social
development.
The teaching staff of ESEB, as well as its non-teaching staff, has solidified progressively around thes main
areas. Likewise, material resources, mainly laboratory facilities, resource centre for the pedagogical
practice and “ludoteca” [resource centre for playground activities], among others, have been consistently
improved aiming at providing a qualified response in the theoretical, practical and professionally geared
strands of its training offer. The pedagogical, scientific and technological potential of ESEB has thus made
possible a sizeable intervention in the surrounding community, specifically at the educational institutions’
level (i.e.: educational activities for children in the school groupings; training offerings for educators).
ESEB thus, disposes of conditions to offer future masters a training of quality and a continuing
professional and personal development.
We can further state that the area of teachers/educator’s training is foundational to the identity matrix of
this organic unit, in its positioning towards the community and in the international cooperation with other
institutuions of Higher Education, specifically those in the Portuguese pseaking world.
Hence, the present teaching cycle stands in full consonance with the past, present and future mission of
Escola Superior de Educação [Superior School of Education] (ESEB) is an organic unit of the Polytechnic
Institute of Bragança.
3.2.2. Demonstração de que os objetivos definidos para o ciclo de estudos são compatíveis com o projeto
educativo, científico e cultural da Instituição:
Os objetivos do ciclo de estudos estão em estrita conexão com o projeto educativo, científico e cultural da
instituição, orientando-se para uma área de forte expressão e tradição na ESEB - formação de professores
do 1.º ciclo do ensino básico e de professores do 2.º ciclo do ensino básico, área de matemática e ciências
naturais. Desde o seu início, a ESEB tem assegurado esta formação a diferentes níveis, como sejam a
formação inicial para a docência (cursos em funcionamento desde 1986), a formação especializada (e.g.,
cursos de complemento ou de mestrado) ou a formação contínua (e.g., Programa de Formação Contínua
em Matemática, o Programa de Formação em Ensino Experimental das Ciências e o Plano Nacional do
Ensino do Português). O ciclo de estudo está, ainda, articulado com a licenciatura em educação básica,
permitindo que os alunos completem a sua formação para a docência.
3.2.2. Demonstration that the study programme's objectives are compatible with the Institution's educational,
scientific and cultural project:
The objectives of the study programme are in strict connection with the educational, scientific and cultural
project of the institution, it targets an area of strong expression and tradition in ESEB - teacher training for
1st cycle of basic education and teachers 2nd cycle of basic education, and area of Portuguese history and
geography of Portugal. Since its inception, the ESEB has ensured this training at different levels, such as
the initial training for teaching (courses in operation since 1986), specialized training (eg, courses to
complement or MSc) or continuing education (eg , the Service Training Program in Mathematics, the
Training Program in Experimental Science and the National Plan for Teaching Portuguese). The cycle of
study is also articulated with a degree in basic education, allowing students to complete their training for
teaching.
3.3.2. Docente responsável (preencher o nome completo) e respectivas horas de contacto na unidade
curricular:
Sofia Marisa Alves Bergano, 18 horas de contacto
3.3.4. Intended learning outcomes (knowledge, skills and competences to be developed by the students):
Reflect on the ethical and civic dimension of the teaching activity, from the current school reality.
Acknowledge professional development as an ongoing training process, lifelong
Valuing the professional socialization and the personal and interactional dimension' as relevant aspects in
the construction of teacher professionalism.
Relate the teacher´s professional development with other areas of research in education.
Justify the need to analyse educational situations from a research point of view.
Understand the field of education as a domain of praxiological knowledge.
3.3.5. Syllabus:
Being a teacher/educator
The Teacher and the mass school
From student to teacher, and the cycles of the teaching career
Professional Development of Teachers
Definition of concepts: the profession; competence, knowledge and professional identity; and the
Professional Development of Teachers
Theory and Research: school development, curriculum innovation, education and the professionalism of
teachers
Models and processes for Professional Development of Teachers
Research in Education
The research models focused on context and action: Action research, case studies, ethnography,
grounded theory, narrative analysis and life stories
The nature of the emerging data from contexts and action: processing, interpretation and analysis of data,
ethical issues related to data and presentation strategies
Transformative research
Change focused on critical analysis of educational situations
Research as a central strategy of promoting self-reflection and self-development.
No que se refere ao último objetivo “Perceber o campo da educação como um domínio de saber
praxiológico” procura-se desenvolver a capacidade de encarar a profissão docente como estando centrada
na capacidade de olhar criticamente para a prática desenvolvida e neste sentido são abordados os
conteúdos presentes no ponto 4 “A investigação transformadora”.
3.3.6. Evidence of the syllabus coherence with the curricular unit’s intended learning outcomes:
The " Reflecting on ethical and civic dimension of teaching activity , from the current school reality" goal
transverse to the entire course , however , the contents of paragraph 1 "Being a teacher/educator: - the
teacher and mass school, and - from being a student to becoming a teacher and cycles of the teaching
profession" seek to reflect on the teaching function in the current educational context .
With regard to the objective "Develop the capacities and skills needed to design the professional
development of teachers as a training process, highlighting the prospects of personal development,
professionalization and socialization", the contents corresponding to it are described in section 2
"Professional Development of Teachers."
The goals "Relate the professional development of teachers with other areas of research in education" and
"Justify the need to analyze educational situations from a research point of view" are related and the
contents that correspond to it are contained in section 3 "Research in Education."
With regard to the last goal, "Understanding the field of education as a domain of praxiological knowledge"
it seeks to develop the capacity to face the teaching profession as being centered on the ability to look
critically at the practice developed which are addressed in Section 4 " The transformative research ".
3.3.8. Evidence of the teaching methodologies coherence with the curricular unit’s intended learning
outcomes:
The teaching methodologies are defined taking into account the academic development of learners and the
skills that the curriculum unit seeks to develop. Thus methodologies that promote the development of
critical thinking and also group work, fundamental skills for a student of the 2nd cycle of studies and,
fundamentally, for a future teacher are privileged.
The determination of the methods of assessment is consistent with the teaching-learning process
developed for all students, by emphasizing continuous assessment and for establishing evaluation by
exam (Special and appeal evaluation moment). Continuous assessment is achieved through conducting an
intermediate written test, and a work of reflection, prepared in group and presented individually. The
evaluation during the Special and appeal evaluation moment translates into the development of a final
written exam. The definition of the types of assessment respects the Regulation and Frequency of
Evaluation - courses which are appropriate in the Bologna process (ESE-IPB).
3.3.2. Docente responsável (preencher o nome completo) e respectivas horas de contacto na unidade
curricular:
Rosa Maria Ramos Novo, 12 horas de contacto
3.3.4. Intended learning outcomes (knowledge, skills and competences to be developed by the students):
1. Justify the need for inclusion of pupils with SEN.
2. Describe evaluation forms in the context of different SEN.
3. Define intervention strategies for students with different SEN.
3.3.5. Syllabus:
1. From Separation to Inclusion
2. Different SEN, its prevalence and incidence in the general population and in the Portuguese population
3. The International Classification of Functioning, Disability and Health
4. Disorder Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder: Diagnosis, etiology, characteristics, intervention
5. Low Vision and Blindness, Deafness and Hearing Disability: Definition, etiology, characteristics,
intervention
6. Intellectual Difficulty: Definition; etiology; new perspectives of the American Association for Intellectual
and Developmental difficulties
7. Issues of Language and Communication: Definition, etiology, characteristics, intervention
8. Cerebral Palsy: Diagnosis, etiology, characteristics, intervention
9. Autism: Diagnosis, etiology, characteristics, educational intervention
10. Specific Learning Difficulties: Definition and causes different DAE intervention
11 Early intervention: the different models; the quality and professionalism; the role of families
3.3.6. Evidence of the syllabus coherence with the curricular unit’s intended learning outcomes:
With a view to achieving the objectives 1 and 2 first if it makes an approach to the various concepts and
issues related to the history of special education, as well as the various SEN and respective assessment so
as to allow substantiate the necessity of inclusion as well as providing a theoretical framework suitable for
teacher training.
Regard to objective 3 are made known and worked different intervention strategies to use in the context of
each problem. Thus it is intended that students know to plan their teaching activities in classrooms that
have students with SEN and work with these students in the context of the classroom. Yet to achieve the
goal 3 working up the essential aspects of early intervention.
3.3.8. Demonstração da coerência das metodologias de ensino com os objetivos de aprendizagem da unidade
curricular:
Com vista à consecução do objectivo 1 serão realizadas exposições teóricas complementadas com a
visualização de suportes audiovisuais.
Relativamente aos objectivos 2 e 3, além da exposição teórica sobre as diferentes NEE, serão realizados
trabalhos de investigação onde os alunos deverão analisar e discutir casos práticos e definir estratégias
de intervenção para os mesmos.
3.3.8. Evidence of the teaching methodologies coherence with the curricular unit’s intended learning
outcomes:
With a view to achieving the objective first theoretical explanations complemented with audiovisual media
viewing will be held.
Relation to objectives 2 and 3, in addition to the theoretical exposition on the different SEN research where
students will analyze and discuss case studies and strategies for intervention will be realized.
Mapa IV - Biodiversidade
3.3.2. Docente responsável (preencher o nome completo) e respectivas horas de contacto na unidade
curricular:
Paulo Miguel Mafra Gonçalves, 18 horas de contacto
3.3.4. Intended learning outcomes (knowledge, skills and competences to be developed by the students):
a) Understand that the diversity of living beings reflects the existence of many differences, but also many
similarities between them.
b) Understand the concept of species and their importance in systematics.
c) Discuss different theories about the origin of living beings and the evolution of species.
d) Know the different taxonomic groups of living beings.
e) Understand the importance of biodiversity on our planet.
f) Recognize the main sources of threat to biodiversity.
g) Identify the most relevant groups and species related to biodiversity in Portugal.
3.3.5. Syllabus:
1. Diversity of Life
1.1 Classification of living organisms
1.2 Origin and evolution of living beings
1.3 Classical theories about the evolution of species and Evolutionism
2. Study of the major taxonomic groups
2.1 Monera, Protista and Fungi Kingdoms
2.2 Plantae and Animalia kingdoms
2.3 Diversity and ecological importance of Traqueophyt plants
2.4 Diversity and ecological importance of Chordata animals
3. Biodiversity and nature conservation
3.1 Biodiversity in Portugal
3.2 Importance of biodiversity conservation
3.3 Threats to biodiversity
3.4 Institutions and instruments for biodiversity protection.
3.3.8. Demonstração da coerência das metodologias de ensino com os objetivos de aprendizagem da unidade
curricular:
As metodologias de ensino praticadas são diversificadas e estão relacionadas com os objetivos de
aprendizagem da unidade curricular da seguinte forma:
a) Para se atingirem os resultados de aprendizagem referidos nas alíneas a), b) e e), são desenvolvidas
metodologias de aprendizagem centradas em aulas teórico-práticas, com assuntos colocados pelo
professor, embora recorrendo frequentemente à discussão desses assuntos com os alunos, para que
estes possam relacionar cada um dos temas abordados com os conhecimentos prévios que têm, quer
adquiridos em contexto letivo, quer das vivências quotidianas.
b) Para se atingirem os resultados de aprendizagem referidos nas alíneas c) e f), são desenvolvidas
metodologias de aprendizagem centradas em aulas de orientação tutórica, tendo por base relatórios
institucionais, notícias ou documentários.
c) Para se atingirem os resultados de aprendizagem referidos nas alíneas d) e g), são desenvolvidas
metodologias de aprendizagem centradas em aulas de campo ou de prática laboratorial, em que os alunos
observam diretamente seres vivos ou estruturas dos mesmos.
3.3.8. Evidence of the teaching methodologies coherence with the curricular unit’s intended learning
outcomes:
The teaching methodologies are diverse and related to the learning objectives of the course as follows:
a) To achieve the learning outcomes specified in points a), b) and e), learning methodologies focusing on
theoretical and practical lessons, with issues posed by the teacher, often resorting to discuss these issues
with students, so that they can relate each of the topics covered in the previous knowledge they have,
whether acquired in school context, whether from everyday experiences.
b) To achieve the learning outcomes specified in points c) and f), learning methodologies focusing on self-
guided lessons, based on institutional reports, news or documentary films.
c) To achieve the learning outcomes specified in points d) and g), learning methodologies focusing on
practical laboratory classes or field classes, in which students directly observe living organisms or their
structures.
3.3.2. Docente responsável (preencher o nome completo) e respectivas horas de contacto na unidade
curricular:
Cristina Maria Mesquita Gomes, 36 horas de contacto
3.3.4. Intended learning outcomes (knowledge, skills and competences to be developed by the students):
1. Knowing the geographical and administrative units in Portugal;
2. Analyze the sociodemographic issues implicit in the distribution of portuguese population;
3. Understand the role and functions of local and national institutions, linking them with the democratic
system;
4. Understand the importance of Man/Environment relating it to social, economic and cultural life;
5. Relate the development of transport with the stimulation of economic activities;
6. Relate the means of personal and social communication social dynamics;
7. Enunciate the changes occurring with the development of information and communication technologies;
8. Recognizing the importance of the participation of the Portuguese integration in different international
organizations.
3.3.5. Syllabus:
1. Local and national space:
The Portuguese territory: location, constitution, organization and administrative division
2. The space in which we live:
The resident population, characteristics and ways of life
Differences in national spaces: dynamics and inequalities
Citizenship requirements
Lifestyles and roles of community members
3. Local and national institutions
The near past and the more remote past
Actors and socio-political relations
Heritage, culture and memory.
4. Communication and population mobility
The network and means of transportation
The personal and social communications and information technologies and communication
5. Society user of resources:
Activities and economic sectors
6. Portugal in Europe and in the World
The European Union
Portugal and Lusophone Countries
International organizations in which Portugal participates
3.3.6. Evidence of the syllabus coherence with the curricular unit’s intended learning outcomes:
Space and Society presents as a curricular unit in the area of teaching and aims to increase the students’
knowledge about the world we live and about the political, social, economic and cultural relationships
establish there. Focuses mainly in Portugal and in the relations with the European Union and other
International Organizations, this curricular unit opening the students to the possibility of a more detailed
view about their country, their region and where they live.
The UC is organized into six blocks of content consistent with the goals initially set.
In this sense, the Objective 1 operationalized in the first block and intended that students have solid
knowledge about geographical and administrative units of Portugal.
Block 2 allows the reflective analysis of the issues about sociodemographic distribution of the population,
its functions and ways of life (Obj. 2). The goal is consistent with the block 3 that aims to understand the
role and functions of local and national institutions, relating them to the democratic system of the country.
The objectives 5, 6 and 7 consistent with Blocks 4 and 5, justifying the importance of the study of the
relations Man / Environment and relates them with mobility, communication, technological and economic
development.
Finally, it is intended that students recognize the importance of Portuguese participation and integration in
different international organizations (obj. 8), particularly in the European Union, Lusophone countries
organizations and other organizations for economic cooperation and human rights.
Despite the autonomous way how are presented the thematic blocks it should be noted the
interrelationship between them. This interdependence allows the study of the content from different
approaches.
3.3.8. Demonstração da coerência das metodologias de ensino com os objetivos de aprendizagem da unidade
curricular:
Tendo um carácter teórico-prático, as aulas, serão organizadas em torno de metodologias que favoreçam a
participação dos alunos, na discussão de temáticas e questões- problema emergentes da análise dos
conteúdos em estudo. Procurar-se-á, ainda, partir das vivências dos alunos, enquanto cidadãos para
promover debates sobre questões sociopolíticas do país e as relações Homem/Meio. A interpretação
partilhada de textos, documentários, bem como outros recurso e fontes documentais, relacionados com os
temas em estudo, é fundamental para que os alunos possam aprofundar os seus saberes e utilizá-los de
forma sólida e sustentada.
A utilização de ferramentas digitais para consulta e recolha de informação de alguns dados estatísticos
sobre demografia, economia e a organização sociopolítica nacional ajudarão os alunos a recolher e saber
utilizar informação fidedigna (Por exemplo o Portal PORDATA).
Ao organizar e pesquisar temas de desenvolvimento o alunos envolvem-se na construção dos
conhecimentos relacionados com a realidade demográfica, social, política e económica do seu país, bem
como as sua participação e integração em organizações internacionais, estes saberes científicos serão
necessários na sua atividade profissional como futuros educadores/professores.
A construção individual de sínteses e esquemas sobre os conteúdos temáticos apoiarão, os alunos, na
reflexão, sistematização e interrelação dos temas em estudo e que terão reflexo na prova de avaliação
escrita a realizar.
3.3.8. Evidence of the teaching methodologies coherence with the curricular unit’s intended learning
outcomes:
Having a theoretical and practical nature, the classes will be organized around methodologies that
encourage student participation in the discussion of themes and issues that result from the content
The experiences of students as citizens will be used to promote debates on socio-political issues of the
country and the Man/Environment relations.
The interpretation of texts, documentaries, as well as other sources related to the topics under
consideration, will be crucial for students to increase their knowledge and use it in a solid and sustainable
way.
The use of digital tools to consult and gathering information about national statistical data on demography
and economy will help students to learn how to collect and use accurate information (eg the PORDATA
Portal).
Researching development issues will involve students in the construction of knowledge related to
demographic, social, political and economic reality of the country, as well as national participation and
integration in international organizations, this scientific knowledge will be necessary for their work as
future teacher.
The individual preparation of synthesis and schemes on thematic content will support students in
reflection, organization and interrelation of the topics under study and will be reflected in the written
assessment test to perform.
3.3.2. Docente responsável (preencher o nome completo) e respectivas horas de contacto na unidade
curricular:
João Lopes Marques Gomes, 9 horas de contacto
3.3.4. Intended learning outcomes (knowledge, skills and competences to be developed by the students):
1. Recognize literacy in the arts as a mean of expression, communication and creation.
2. Recognize and to value the role of artistic expressions and physical and motor expression, in the
educational and formative processes of children and young people.
3. Master concepts, contents and specific skills of artistic expressions and physical and motor expression,
mobilizing them for the design and production of socio-educational interventions.
4. Reflect on learning situations on the basis of the knowledge acquired and experienced practices at the
curricular unit.
3.3.5. Syllabus:
1. The artistic expressions and physical-motor expression in educational contexts:
1.1. Fundamental domains of arts literacy: observation, exploration and creation;
1.2. Dialogues between expression, communication, performance and literacy.
2. The role of artistic expressions and physical-motor development of children and young people.
3. Pedagogical intervention in artistic expressions and physical-motor expression:
3.1. Approach to active methods applied to musical expression, dramatic, physical-motor and plastic;
3.2. Planning/preparation, development/dynamisation and formative evaluation.
4. Reflection on pedagogical aspects related to the artistic expressions and physical-motor.
3.3.6. Evidence of the syllabus coherence with the curricular unit’s intended learning outcomes:
The curricular unit intends to develop the arts literacy in educational contexts as a means of enhancing the
educational and formative processes of children.
In this way, the domain of concepts, content and specific skills of artistic expressions and physical-motor
expression, as well as the planning and reflective dimension of learning situations in these areas, is
reflected in the objectives of the course unit to empower students with essential knowledge to the
development of pedagogical intervention in different educational contexts.
3.3.8. Demonstração da coerência das metodologias de ensino com os objetivos de aprendizagem da unidade
curricular:
O conhecimento das linguagens artísticas pressupõe uma abordagem experiencial da expressão,
comunicação e criação, que se desenvolve em particular através dos métodos ativos de ensino-
aprendizagem. A dimensão crítica desse conhecimento permite, para além do necessário saber fazer, a
compreensão de todo o processo de aquisição de conhecimentos como base essencial para a formação
dum perfil dinâmico, esclarecido e apropriado aos contextos onde se insere.
3.3.8. Evidence of the teaching methodologies coherence with the curricular unit’s intended learning
outcomes:
The knowledge of artistic languages presupposes an experiential approach to expression, creation and
communication, which develops in particular through active learning and teaching methods. A critical
dimension of this knowledge allows, in addition to the necessary know-how, understanding of the whole
process of knowledge acquired as essential to the formation of a dynamic profile, clear and appropriate to
the educational contexts in which it operates.
3.3.2. Docente responsável (preencher o nome completo) e respectivas horas de contacto na unidade
curricular:
João Lopes Marques Gomes, 36 horas de contacto
3.3.4. Intended learning outcomes (knowledge, skills and competences to be developed by the students):
1. Apply theoretical and practical skills that promote interest in research, create and implement actions
socio nature.
2. Analyse problems that promote reflection on the expressive process in its integrative and
interdisciplinary dimension.
3. Relate and use concepts and intervention models of dramatic expression in diversified contexts.
3.3.5. Syllabus:
1. The dramatic expression: principles, purposes and guidelines.
2. Methods, styles and intervention practices.
3. Research principles and fundamentals in diversified contexts.
3.3.6. Evidence of the syllabus coherence with the curricular unit’s intended learning outcomes:
The curricular unit intends to develop in-depth knowledge of the dramatic expression and their
implementation in diversified contexts.
In this sense, mastery of concepts, methods, styles and intervention practices, as well as the reflective
component that emerges from the questioning of the diverse situations, suits the objectives of the
curricular unit to enable the students with the necessary skills to its action in different contexts in which
they operate.
3.3.8. Demonstração da coerência das metodologias de ensino com os objetivos de aprendizagem da unidade
curricular:
O conhecimento da expressão dramática desenvolve-se através de métodos ativos, da expressão e da
comunicação, que se baseia numa relação permanente entre teoria e prática. A experiência reflexiva desse
conhecimento permite, para além da compreensão de todo o processo de aquisição de saberes
específicos, a adoção de perfis dinâmicos de intervenção adequados à singularidade das situações onde
atuam.
3.3.8. Evidence of the teaching methodologies coherence with the curricular unit’s intended learning
outcomes:
The knowledge of dramatic expression develops through active methods, expression and communication,
which is based on an ongoing relationship between theory and practice. The reflective experience that
allows knowledge, beyond the comprehension of the whole process of acquiring specific knowledge, the
adoption of dynamic profiles appropriate to the uniqueness of the situations where intervention act.
3.3.2. Docente responsável (preencher o nome completo) e respectivas horas de contacto na unidade
curricular:
Manuel Celestino Vara Pires, 45 horas de contacto
3.3.4. Intended learning outcomes (knowledge, skills and competences to be developed by the students):
1. Relate and apply geometric concepts, representations and procedures in diversified contexts.
2. Relate and apply numerical concepts, representations and procedures in diversified contexts.
3. Use mathematical processes in diversified contexts.
4. Solve mathematical problems, communicating their own ideas and interpreting the other people's ideas.
3.3.5. Syllabus:
1. Geometric topics
- Topological notions.
- Symmetry.
- Friezes, rosettes, patterns, tessellations.
2. Numerical topics
- Number sense.
- Rational numbers.
- Algorithms of numerical operations.
- Elements of number theory.
- Sequences and numerical regularities.
3. Mathematical processes
- Mathematical communication.
- Connections among mathematical concepts and among mathematical concepts and other situations.
- Representations. Models. Symbolic language, graphs, charts, tables, figures.
3.3.6. Evidence of the syllabus coherence with the curricular unit’s intended learning outcomes:
The curricular unit aims, in particular, that students clarify and deepen aspects related to the mathematical
topics (contents 1 and 2) and with mathematical processes (content 3), in order to consolidate and to
extend their mathematical knowledge.
The achievement of the defined objectives is related to all the dimensions of this programme in order to
form a coherent whole. In this sense, the objectives 1, 2 and 5 focus on the study of geometric and
numerical topics (contents 1 and 2), the objective 3 guides the work with the mathematical processes
(content 3) and the objective 4 is transversal to all contents.
3.3.8. Demonstração da coerência das metodologias de ensino com os objetivos de aprendizagem da unidade
curricular:
As metodologias de ensino são diversificadas e reservam aos alunos um papel ativo, promovendo e
valorizando a sua participação nas atividades a desenvolver dentro e fora da sala de aula.
Estas metodologias são transversais nas abordagens dos diferentes conteúdos programáticos, de acordo
com os objetivos de aprendizagem a alcançar e com as restantes dimensões do programa de modo a
manter um todo coerente. Por isso, devido à sua natureza, o trabalho relacionado com os objetivos 1, 2, e 3
recorre a todas as metodologias de ensino previstas e a consecução do objetivo 4 apela mais às
metodologias de ensino 1, 2 e 4.
As modalidades de avaliação são coerentes com o processo de ensino e aprendizagem desejado,
enfatizando a avaliação contínua e prevendo, se necessário, uma avaliação por exame (época de recurso
ou época especial). A avaliação contínua é concretizada através da realização de uma prova intercalar
escrita e na discussão de trabalhos feitos na sala de aula, nomeadamente, um trabalho de grupo, incidindo
no estudo mais aprofundado de um tópico matemático. A avaliação por exame é concretizada através de
um teste final escrito.
3.3.8. Evidence of the teaching methodologies coherence with the curricular unit’s intended learning
outcomes:
The teaching methodologies are diversified and allow the students an active role in promoting and
enhancing their participation in the activities to develop inside and outside the classroom.
These methodologies are transversal in the approaches of the different contents, according to the learning
outcomes to be achieved and with the other dimensions of the programme in order to maintain a coherent
whole. Therefore, due to its nature, the work related to objectives 1, 2 and 3 refers to all teaching
methodologies and the achievement of the objective 4 appeals more to teaching methodologies 1, 2 and 4.
The assessment methods are consistent with the desired teaching and learning process, emphasizing the
continuous assessment and providing, if necessary, an assessment by examination (supplementary exam
or special exam). The continuous assessment is based on an intermediate written test and work discussion
developed in the classroom, particularly a group work focusing on further study of a mathematical topic.
The assessment by examination is based on a final written test.
3.3.2. Docente responsável (preencher o nome completo) e respectivas horas de contacto na unidade
curricular:
Carla Alexandra Ferreira do Espírito Santo Guerreiro, 45 horas de contacto
3.3.4. Intended learning outcomes (knowledge, skills and competences to be developed by the students):
1. Define and discuss the scope and the main identifying characteristics of literature for Children.
2. Analyze the evolution of the concept of literature for children and the literary canon for children, framing
it in a diachronic view of its history, on a national and international perspective.
3. Understand the relationships between popular literature and literature for children, from the nineteenth
century to nowadays.
4. Interpret the relationship of literature for children with other arts, analyzing intermedial junctions.
5. Recognize the role of illustration in literature for children.
6. Reflect on the editorial universe of literature for children and about editing and promotional
mechanisms.
3.3.5. Syllabus:
1. Literature for childhood (L.C.) introduction
1.1. The concept of L.C. and its specificities
1.2. Potential recievers
1.3. The textual corpus of Literature for children
1.4. Literary language and communication
2. Origins and historical evolution of L.C.
2.1. Literary practices of didactic inclination
2.2. The origins of literature for children
2.3. The eighteenth and nineteenth centuries
2.4. The twentieth and 21st centuries
3. Modes and genres of Literature for children
3.1. Narrative
3.2. Poetry
3.3. Dramatic
3.4. Other (picture book; illustrated album)
4. Text and image in Literature for children
4.1. The importance of images
4.2. The contemporary illustration and illustrators (characteristics and trends)
4.3. The album (picture story book): genesis and evolution. Characteristics and main authors
5. The literary edition of literature for children in Portugal
5.1. Historical overview
5.2. The actuality
5.3. Portuguese authors and foreign literature for children
3.3.6. Evidence of the syllabus coherence with the curricular unit’s intended learning outcomes:
This course’ main objective, is that students be aware that it is the teacher that has to select good books to
read, and carry out the exploitation of the structural elements of the book and the relationship between its
messages and its content and illustrations. It was also established as goal the reflection on the literary
texts for children as informational, formative and playful artifacts.
It is important to read and analyze Literature addressed to Children, and exploiting the literary text at all
levels of children’s education. In this course, Literature addressed to Children will be worked dialectically,
through the analysis of literary pieces of several authors, in different literary Genres.
3.3.8. Demonstração da coerência das metodologias de ensino com os objetivos de aprendizagem da unidade
curricular:
Os conteúdos desta unidade curricular privilegiam a investigação para o alargamento de conhecimentos
na área da Literatura (Literatura para a Infância).
Pretende-se ainda que o futuro profissional de educação tome contacto com as mais variadas formas de
texto de potencial receção infantil e juvenil, bem como com as diferentes possíveis metodologias de o ler e
trabalhar. Os conteúdos da unidade são abordados numa dinâmica baseada na consulta, interpretação e
análise de artigos de investigação que reflitam sobre as mais diversas tipologias do Texto destinado a um
público infanto-juvenil. A UC adota também metodologias de cariz prático, como a planificação e
execução, em contexto de educação formal, de uma temática trabalhada no âmbito da UC para que os
discentes possam ter uma melhor intervenção junto das crianças e jovens, no concernente às questões de
promoção da Literacia e do fomento do gosto pelo livro e a leitura.
3.3.8. Evidence of the teaching methodologies coherence with the curricular unit’s intended learning
outcomes:
The contents of this course unit focus on research, aiming the enlargement of knowledge in the area of
literature (children's Literature).It is intended that the future professionals of education take contact with
the most varied forms of texts for children, as well as with the different possible methods to read and work
them. The contents of the UC are addressed in a dynamic based on research, interpretation and analysis of
scientific articles that reflect on the most diverse typologies of texts written for children. The UC also
adopts practical oriented methodologies, such as planning and executing a theme crafted within the UC, in
the context of formal education, so that the students can have a better intervention with children, regarding
the issues of promoting literacy and taste for books and reading.
3.3.2. Docente responsável (preencher o nome completo) e respectivas horas de contacto na unidade
curricular:
Delmina Maria Pires, 27 horas de contacto
3.3.4. Intended learning outcomes (knowledge, skills and competences to be developed by the students):
1. Relate the importance of scientific culture in the formation of individuals and the role of education in the
early years of schooling;
2. Discuss the importance of alternative conceptions in the formation of concepts;
3. Justify different strategies as suggested activities for teaching practice of Environmental Studies;
4. Designing and implementing practical activities for Environmental Studies in basic education;
5. Evaluate the teaching and learning activities implemented in the context of the classroom;
6. Reflect on the role of assessment in the teaching-learning process of the 1st cycle of basic education;
7. Analyze results of recent investigations within the 1st cycle of EB.
3.3.6. Evidence of the syllabus coherence with the curricular unit’s intended learning outcomes:
By exploring the foundations of learning in basic education - learning theories and teaching models and
perspectives of teaching as well as the movement of alternative conceptions (assumptions and objectives)
and alternative conceptions, its influence on the construction of concepts, we intend to achieve several of
the proposed objectives, particularly objectives 1 and 2. The discussion and the realization of activities
proposed by the teacher, as well as the design and evaluation of other activities adapted to basic
education, relate to the various objectives mentioned, with special emphasis goals 3 and 4. It is intended to
work in the classroom aspects related to the assessment of learning, and its guiding principles, as well as
their functions, modalities and instruments, the importance of goals 5 and 6. Complement if the contents of
the course analyzing results of recent investigations in the 1st cycle of basic education, developing the
objective 7.
3.3.8. Evidence of the teaching methodologies coherence with the curricular unit’s intended learning
outcomes:
Are used analyzes/reflections/discussions on different programmatic items programmatic items (whether
the importance of scientific learning in basic education; the different learning theories, which "support" as
many models of teaching, and that will broadcast to the research; alternative conceptions (assumptions
and objectives) and its importance in the construction of concepts; or the paradigm of socio -
constructivist learning, and the debate/discussion on the characteristics of pedagogical practices that are
more favorable to the success and the guiding principles of assessment (consistency, transparency and
diversity) and the methods and assessment tools), conducted individually and in groups, from material
provided by the teacher or resulting from research conducted by the students, to promote the goals 1, 2, 3,
and 6.
When promoted research activities and exemplified, in the classroom, by the teacher, different strategies
and activities of teaching learning, proposed for basic education, including practical and activities and
cooperative learning activities, and to be performed other various activities adapted to children from 1ºs
years of schooling, designed by students in group work, as well as to analyze and produce evaluation tests
and observation grids, we intend to develop, in particular , the objectives 4 and 5.
To analyze and discuss, individually and in groups, handouts and scientific articles, whose results are
presented to the class and are discussed among all, considering advantages, adaptations, limitations and
constraints, is intended to promote all proposed objectives for the course, especially the goal 7.
3.3.2. Docente responsável (preencher o nome completo) e respectivas horas de contacto na unidade
curricular:
Vasco Paulo Cecílio Alves, 9 horas de contacto
3.3.4. Intended learning outcomes (knowledge, skills and competences to be developed by the students):
1. To recognize specific educational concepts and techniques of artistic expressions and physical-motor;
2. To use concepts and specific methodologies of the artistic expressions and physical-motor in concrete
situations in educational contexts;
3. To analyze and design activities/projects of pedagogical intervention considering the curriculum
guidelines;
4. To demonstrate ability to dynamization of activities/projects based on didactic principles taking into
account the specificity of each of the areas of expression;
5. To reflect on intervention projects designed assuming a critical and constructive attitude of knowledge.
3.3.5. Syllabus:
1. The Physical-Motor Expression
Methods and techniques of educational intervention
The planning and preparation of the teaching-learning process (timelines, activities, organization and
methodological strategies, resource selection and evaluation procedures)
Micro-teaching, autoscopy and video scopes
2. The Dramatic Expression and Theatre
The intervention models of dramatic practice in education
The expression-action, dramatization and dramatization
Creation and production of dramatic activities directed to children
3. Musical expression-melodies and songs
The musical training in child development
New methodologies of teaching musical expression
Composition/creation and formulation of the musical idea
Production of musical objects
Acculturation, imitation and assimilation
4. The Plastic Expression
The plastic expression and the child development
Learning methods and techniques in plastic expression
Creating, producing and reflection about the processes and work products
3.3.6. Evidence of the syllabus coherence with the curricular unit’s intended learning outcomes:
Based on reference literature and practical examples, this curricular unit aims to improve knowledge from
the different areas of expression, promoting the action, the discussion and the reflection. The syllabus
have the proposal of enhancing the construction of knowledge and the development of competencies,
skills and abilities defined in the learning objectives, based on a constant interconnection between
theoretical knowledge acquired during the practical training.
3.3.8. Demonstração da coerência das metodologias de ensino com os objetivos de aprendizagem da unidade
curricular:
Numa perspetiva integrada entre teoria e prática, as metodologias de ensino propostas visam fornecer
instrumentos para o desenvolvimento profícuo de competências ao nível do “saber”, do “saber fazer” e da
análise reflexiva, crítica e construtiva nas diferentes áreas de expressão. Neste sentido, as metodologias
adotadas promovem linhas de orientação científica e pedagógica, relevantes e atualizadas, que
possibilitam aos formandos mobilizar os conhecimentos adquiridos em situações concretas em contexto
de formação e nos diferentes contextos educativos.
3.3.8. Evidence of the teaching methodologies coherence with the curricular unit’s intended learning
outcomes:
Based on close interdependence between theoretical and practical dimensions, the teaching
methodologies proposed aim to provide instruments for the fruitful development of competencies at the
level of “to know” and “to know-how” within the reflective, critical and constructive analysis in the different
areas of expressions. In this sense, the adopted methodologies promote scientific and pedagogical
guidelines, relevant and up to date, which enable students to mobilize the knowledge acquired in concrete
situations in training context in different educational contexts.
3.3.2. Docente responsável (preencher o nome completo) e respectivas horas de contacto na unidade
curricular:
Maria Cristina do Espírito Santo Martins, 45 horas de contacto
3.3.4. Intended learning outcomes (knowledge, skills and competences to be developed by the students):
1. Identify components of mathematics teacher professional knowledge in the context of the 1st cycle of
basic education.
2. Substantiate teaching and learning sequences.
3. Justify the role of mathematical topics in the curriculum.
4. Select instructional approaches for teaching curricular mathematical topics.
5. Identify the most common difficulties in learning mathematics.
6. Analyze didactic situations, communicating their own ideas and interpreting the other people's ideas.
3.3.5. Syllabus:
1. Mathematics teacher professional knowledge in the 1st cycle of basic education
2. Curriculum guidelines, curricular management and planning
- Types of planning.
- Teaching and learning sequences.
3. The teaching of algebra, numbers and operations in the 1st cycle
- Algebra, numbers and operations in the curriculum.
- Teaching approaches, learning difficulties, learning assessment.
4. The teaching of geometry and measurement in the 1st cycle
- Geometry and measurement in the curriculum.
- Teaching approaches, learning difficulties, learning assessment.
5. The teaching of statistics in the 1st cycle
- Statistics in the curriculum.
- Teaching approaches, learning difficulties, learning assessment.
3.3.6. Evidence of the syllabus coherence with the curricular unit’s intended learning outcomes:
Taking as global reference the official curriculum documents and the integration of essential knowledges
for teaching (contents 1 and 2), the curricular unit aims, in particular, that students clarify and deepen
relevant mathematical topics and aspects related to their didactic/teaching (contents 3, 4 and 5) in the 1st
cycle of basic education, in order to consolidate and to extend their mathematical and didactical
knowledge.
The achievement of the defined objectives is related to all the dimensions of this programme in order to
form a coherent whole. In this sense, the objective 1 focuses on teacher knowledge (content 1), the
objective 2 relates to aspects of curriculum management and planning (content 2), the objectives 3, 4 and 5
focus on the analysis, discussion and understanding of the main aspects related to the teaching and
learning process in the 1st cycle (contents 3, 4 e 5) and the objective 6 guides the five main contents
transversely.
3.3.8. Demonstração da coerência das metodologias de ensino com os objetivos de aprendizagem da unidade
curricular:
As metodologias de ensino são diversificadas e reservam aos alunos um papel ativo, promovendo e
valorizando a sua participação nas atividades a desenvolver dentro e fora da sala de aula.
Estas metodologias são transversais nas abordagens dos diferentes conteúdos programáticos, de acordo
com os objetivos de aprendizagem a alcançar e com as restantes dimensões do programa de modo a
manter um todo coerente. Por isso, devido à sua natureza, a consecução dos objetivos 1 e 2 apela mais às
metodologias de ensino 1, 2 e 3 e o trabalho relacionado com os objetivos 3, 4, 5 e 6 recorre a todas as
metodologias de ensino previstas.
As modalidades de avaliação são coerentes com o processo de ensino e aprendizagem desejado,
enfatizando a avaliação contínua e prevendo, se necessário, uma avaliação por exame (época de recurso
ou época especial). A avaliação contínua é concretizada através da realização de uma prova intercalar
escrita e na discussão de trabalhos feitos na sala de aula, nomeadamente, um trabalho de grupo, incidindo
na planificação de cadeias de tarefas matemáticas e na análise de relatos de aulas. A avaliação por exame
é concretizada através de um teste final escrito.
3.3.8. Evidence of the teaching methodologies coherence with the curricular unit’s intended learning
outcomes:
The teaching methodologies are diversified and allow the students an active role in promoting and
enhancing their participation in the activities to develop inside and outside the classroom.
These methodologies are transversal in the approaches of the different contents, according to the learning
outcomes to be achieved and with the other dimensions of the programme in order to maintain a coherent
whole. Therefore, due to its nature, the achievement of the objectives 1 e 2 appeals more to teaching
methodologies 1, 2 and 3 and the work related to objectives 3, 4, 5 and 6 refers to all teaching
methodologies.
The assessment methods are consistent with the desired teaching and learning process, emphasizing the
continuous assessment and providing, if necessary, an assessment by examination (supplementary exam
or special exam). The continuous assessment is based on an intermediate written test and work discussion
developed in the classroom, particularly a group work focusing on planning a series of mathematical tasks
and analyzing classroom reports. The assessment by examination is based on a final written test.
3.3.2. Docente responsável (preencher o nome completo) e respectivas horas de contacto na unidade
curricular:
Carlos Manuel da Costa Teixeira, 45 horas de contacto
3.3.4. Intended learning outcomes (knowledge, skills and competences to be developed by the students):
1. Use the appropriate constructs and the proper language of teaching the Portuguese, showing capacity to
suit the diverse scientific knowledge of the area to specific educational contexts (1st Cycle of Basic
Education - CBE);
2. Plan sequences of teaching and learning that demonstrate a clear articulation of the five specific skills to
be developed by students: oral understanding; oral expression; reading; writing and grammar;
3. Create teaching sequences that allow the students to develop verbal and nonverbal communication
appropriate to communication situations with different degrees of formality;
4. Know the methods of teaching reading, and at the same time being able to organize appropriate
activities to develop the skills of reading and writing to students of the 1st CBE;
5. Use his language skills in designing appropriate 1st CBE grammatical laboratories (taking into account
the contents stipulated in the syllabus).
3.3.5. Syllabus:
1. Theoretical and curriculum planning guidelines of teaching the Portuguese
1.1 Guiding documents
1.2 Practices and models for planning and evaluation
2. Skills involved in developing the oral communication skills of the students of the 1st CBE
2.1 Activities for the development of oral understanding and oral expression
2.2 Oral evaluation
3. Skills involved in learning to read: from deciphering to understanding
3.1 Methods of teaching reading
3.2 Activities for the development of reading skills: before, during and after reading
3.3 The assessment of reading skills
4. Skills involved in writing
4.1 Activities for the development of writing skills: planning, textualization, proofreading and editing
5. Grammatical knowledge and development of (meta)linguistics competence
5.1 Activities for the development of lexical, morphological and syntactic knowledge - construction of
grammatical laboratories
3.3.6. Demonstração da coerência dos conteúdos programáticos com os objetivos de aprendizagem da
unidade curricular:
Dando continuidade ao trabalho realizado no âmbito da UC de Didática do Português (do plano de estudos
da licenciatura em Educação Básica), pretende-se que os estudantes alarguem o seu conhecimento acerca
das problemáticas específicas do ensino-aprendizagem da língua portuguesa, cultivando uma atitude de
exigência quer no que respeita ao seu domínio, quer no que se refere ao seu ensino, como língua de
escolarização e de interação social.
Assim sendo, os objetivos e os conteúdos estipulados orientam-se no sentido de dotar os futuros
profissionais de competências que lhes permitam tomar adequadas decisões de operacionalização das
indicações emanadas pelos documentos oficiais, adaptando-as às realidades educativas em que vierem a
desempenhar a sua atividade.
O primeiro objetivo definido articula-se com o primeiro ponto dos conteúdos programáticos. Com o
desenvolvimento deste tópico, pretende-se que os estudantes aprendam a sustentar e a explicitar, numa
linguagem cientificamente correta, as suas opções metodológicas. Nos pontos seguintes dos conteúdos
programáticos visa-se a persecução dos restantes objetivos, na medida em que se propõe um trabalho
sistemático sobre as várias competências que os alunos (do 1.º ciclo do ensino básico) devem
desenvolver no respeito pelas indicações do Programa de Português do Ensino Básico. Não descurando a
necessidade de se assumir uma visão holística da aprendizagem do português (a qual se consubstancia
na criação de atividades de ensino e aprendizagem de caráter interdisciplinar), propõe-se – por questões
de clareza metodológica – um trabalho sistemático sobre as cinco competências específicas do ensino do
português. O trabalho a desenvolver nesta UC está claramente direcionado para a prática docente com
alunos do 1.º CEB. Atendendo à especificidade deste ciclo, será dada uma particular ênfase às
aprendizagens necessárias para que os estudantes, futuros professores, sejam capazes de desenvolver
práticas de ensino da leitura e da escrita devidamente estruturadas e eficazes.
Os estudantes trabalharão no sentido de conceber, planificar e avaliar atividades didáticas promotoras da
aprendizagem. Este trabalho implicará a produção de recursos didáticos (em suporte analógico e digital).
3.3.6. Evidence of the syllabus coherence with the curricular unit’s intended learning outcomes:
Continuing the work performed within the UC Teaching of Portuguese (the syllabus of Bachelor in Basic
Education), it is intended that students broaden their knowledge about the specific issues of teaching and
learning of the Portuguese language, cultivating a strict-standard attitude concerning both its fluency and
its teaching, as the language of education and social interaction.
Thus, the objectives and contents stipulated orient themselves towards endowing future professionals with
skills that enable them to make appropriate decisions to operationalize the indications issued by official
documents, adapting them to the educational realities in which they may perform their activity.
The first goal set is linked to the first point of the syllabus. With the development of this topic, it is intended
that students learn to sustain and to explain, in a scientifically correct language, their methodological
choices. In the following sections of the syllabus we aim to pursuit the other goals, in the way that it is
proposed a systematic study of the various skills that students (from elementary school) must develop
respecting the indications given in the official Curriculum of Portuguese(Elementary School). Not
forgetting the need to take a holistic view of learning Portuguese (which is embodied in the creation of
learning and teaching interdisciplinary activities), it is proposed - for reasons of methodological clarity - a
systematic work on the five specific skills in the teaching of Portuguese. The work in this UC is clearly
directed to the practice of teaching with Elementary students. Given the specificity of this cycle, a
particular emphasis will be given to the fundamental learning necessary for students, future teachers, so
that they are able to develop teaching practices of reading and writing properly structured and effective.
Students will work to conceive, plan and evaluate educational activities promoting learning. This work will
involve the production of teaching resources (in analog and digital format).
3.3.8. Demonstração da coerência das metodologias de ensino com os objetivos de aprendizagem da unidade
curricular:
Dada a necessidade de capacitar os estudantes para um uso adequado e cientificamente seguro dos
constructos e da linguagem da didática, em geral, e da didática do português, em particular, (como é
explícito no primeiro objetivo definido), as aulas iniciais serão essencialmente de natureza teórico-prática.
Durante esta fase inicial, os estudantes deverão ler textos de indiscutível relevância no âmbito da didática
do português. Estas leituras permitirão a dinamização de debates (em sala de aula) a partir dos quais se
farão sínteses no sentido de clarificar os conceitos a compreender e a mobilizar em tarefas futuras.
A persecução dos objetivos delineados implica que, partindo de um profundo conhecimento dos
documentos orientadores da atividade docente (Programa e Metas), se opte por uma aprendizagem
centrada na atividade dos estudantes. Assim sendo, estes deverão mobilizar conhecimentos e
competências no sentido de conceberem sequências didáticas passíveis de serem usadas em contexto de
1.º CEB. Reforçando o caráter eminentemente prático desta UC, e respondendo ao objetivo de desenvolver
nos estudantes competências necessárias para um desempenho profissional de qualidade, procurar-se-á
que estes produzam uma “bateria” de materiais didáticos, construindo um portefólio que será apresentado
oralmente e objeto de reflexão crítica por parte de todos (docente e discentes).
O apoio tutorial será muito importante na orientação dos trabalhos de conceção de sequências
pedagógicas e respetivas planificações.
3.3.8. Evidence of the teaching methodologies coherence with the curricular unit’s intended learning
outcomes:
Given the need to train students to an appropriate and scientifically accurate use of the constructs and the
language of teaching in general and teaching of Portuguese in particular (as is explicit goal in the first set),
initial classes are essentially theoretical and practical. During this initial phase, students will read texts of
unquestionable relevance in the teaching of Portuguese. These readings allow the stimulation of
discussions (in class) from which syntheses will be to clarify the concepts to understand and mobilize in
future tasks.
The pursuit of the goals outlined implies that, starting from a deep understanding of the guiding
documents of the teaching activity (Syllabus and Goals), you choose a type of learning centered in
students' activity. Accordingly, they should mobilize knowledge and skills in order to design teaching
sequences that could be used in the context of Elementary School. Reinforcing the eminently practical
nature of this course, and responding to the objective of developing in students skills necessary for a
professional quality performance, it is intended that students produce a 'battery' of teaching materials,
building a portfolio that will be presented orally and object of critical reflection by all (teacher and
students). The tutorial support will be very important in guiding the work of designing teaching sequences
and respective planning.
3.3.2. Docente responsável (preencher o nome completo) e respectivas horas de contacto na unidade
curricular:
Luís Filipe Pires Fernandes, 15 horas de contacto
3.3.4. Intended learning outcomes (knowledge, skills and competences to be developed by the students):
a) Know concepts of atomic structure and relate them with radioactive phenomena.
b) Relate the atmospheric circulation and ocean circulation and its impacts on the environment.
c) Explain the influence of man in the evolution of atmosphere and Earth's climate.
d) Explain essential concepts in geology, namely, the genesis of rock, linking the different stages of the
cycle petrogenético.
e) Discuss the need for balanced management of natural resources and man's impact on the environment
f) Identify mutagens and recognize chromosomal abnormalities and genes abnormalities.
g) Explain the occurrence of chromosomal and gene abnormalities and the hereditary transmission of
certain human diseases.
h) Substantiate the importance of photosynthesis, respiration, fermentation and decomposition in
ecosystem functioning.
i) Develop research activities including laboratory work to resolve problem situations.
3.3.5. Syllabus:
1. The atmosphere and the oceans
-Evolution, characteristics, and structure of the atmosphere
-Atmospheric circulation, oceans circulation and earth climate
2. Conservation of energy
-Mechanical energy and work
-Internal energy, heat and temperature
-Laws of thermodynamics
3. From energy sources to the user - the world energy situation
-Rational use and new energy sources - nuclear energy and radioactivity
4. Recycling of constituent materials of the lithosphere (Cycle petrogenetic).
-Main types of rock and its origin
-Soil and relief formation
5. The use of geological resources and human impacts on the environment
6. Cell to man: gametogénese, fecundação e nidação
-Mutations (gene and chromosomal) and mutagens.
-Numerical and structural chromosomal abnormalities (some hereditary diseases).
-Human heredity.
7. The cell to the ecosystem
-Germination, photosynthesis, respiration, fermentation and decomposition, their importance to
ecosystems
3.3.6. Evidence of the syllabus coherence with the curricular unit’s intended learning outcomes:
The Science Education is now fundamental to the well being of everyone, whether as citizens able to
analyze, discuss and take a position on problems and everyday situations, either as individuals, since it
contributes to the development and acquisition of soft skills.
It is in this sense that we understand science education should be an instrument that conveys information,
develops a liking for activities and experiences, and at the same time promoting develop the ability to
analyze and interpret current situations and helps to changes in behavior of individuals to the
environmental and social problems.
All these skills are essential for teachers in Elementary Education, that they should be proficient in
knowledge but also basic techniques and processes of science, because only in this way, they will be able
to substantiate the importance of his intervention, and the creation of conditions that allow to develop of
science education activities with is children.
Thus, to discuss the related issues such as the atmosphere and oceans, energy conservation and the
rational use of energy sources, not to mention the aspects related to new energy sources, such as
radioactivity and nuclear energy, as well as the cycle petrogenetic recycling of constituent materials of the
lithosphere, and the human impacts on the environment, we intend to achieve much of the proposed
objectives for the course, the importance of which was previously notably, the objectives a), b ), c ), d ), e)
and i) more directly related. Similarly, mutations to explore whether the genes or chromosomes, and
mutagens, referencing some hereditary diseases, as well as the mechanisms of hereditary transmission,
also intends to develop all these skills, especially those listed in the objectives f), h) and i). When working
the importance for the functioning of ecosystems, photosynthesis, respiration, fermentation and
decomposition, we are valuing the goal f) and to contribute to the development of objective i).
3.3.8. Demonstração da coerência das metodologias de ensino com os objetivos de aprendizagem da unidade
curricular:
A UC desenvolve-se recorrendo a metodologias e a estratégias variadas. As sessões de natureza teórico-
prática são baseadas numa metodologia de discussão, a partir de situações concretas que, além de
permitirem aos alunos reconhecer a importância dos assuntos, permite auscultar as suas conceções
prévias; só depois se passa para uma exploração teórica dos conteúdos, para fundamentar uma
interpretação fundamentada cientificamente. Estes procedimentos, estimulando a relação e
interdependência entre a aprendizagem teórica e a sua aplicação prática, possibilitam um maior
envolvimento dos alunos no processo ensino/aprendizagem e permitirão atingir todos os objetivos
enunciados para esta unidade curricular. Também a leitura e a discussão de alguns textos/artigos de
investigação são fundamentais para que os alunos possam aprofundar os seus saberes e conhecer as
investigações que se têm feito nos últimos anos, contribuirá para desenvolver os vários objetivos
propostos, dando-lhes profundidade e abrangência.
Ao propor a realização de investigações que incluem a pesquisa bibliográfica, práticas laboratoriais com
comunicação dos resultados obtidos, estamos a pensar no desenvolvimento de capacidades transversais
e numa maior ligação com a prática, evidenciando o tipo de trabalho que os futuros professores poderão
desenvolver em contextos educativos, o que, para além de promover todos os objetivos considerados, se
relacionar diretamente com o objetivo i).
De acordo com o Regulamento de Frequência e Avaliação da ESEB, as metodologias de avaliação,
recorrem a instrumentos diversificados; considera-se uma avaliação individual, que analisa as
aprendizagens teórico-práticas de cada aluno, avaliados através de provas escritas (50%), e uma avaliação
do trabalho de grupo, que permite analisar as capacidades desenvolvidas através dos trabalhos realizados
ao longo da Unidade Curricular, avaliados através de grelhas de observação e dos relatórios apresentados
(50%).
3.3.8. Evidence of the teaching methodologies coherence with the curricular unit’s intended learning
outcomes:
The UC is developed using a variety of strategies and methodologies. The sessions of theoretical and
practical nature are based on a methodology discussion of concrete situations, that allowing students to
recognize the importance of the subjects, enables learning about their previous conceptions; after, a
theoretical exposition of the contents, supports a scientifically based interpretation. These procedures,
stimulating relationship and interdependence between theoretical learning and its practical application,
enable a greater involvement of students in the teaching/learning process, and will achieve all the goals set
out for this course. Also the reading and discussion of some texts/articles of research undertaken in the
field of sciences, are essential for students to further their knowledge and to know the investigations that
have been made in recent years in this field, help develop the various proposed goals , giving them depth
and breadth.
By proposing the realization of small investigations that include literature research, conducting laboratory
practice and communication of results, we are thinking in the development of transversal skills and a
greater connection with the practice, the type of work that as future educators/teachers may develop in
educational contexts, which, in addition to promoting all the objectives considered, relate directly to the
goal i).
According to the Regulation Attendance and Evaluation ESEB, the evaluation methodologies, use diverse
instruments; considered an individual evaluation, which examines the theoretical and practical learning of
each student, both from the point of view of the knowledge and the ability to analyze situations and
synthesis, assessed by written test (50%) and an evaluation of the work of group, which allows the analysis
of process capabilities developed, assessed through observation grids and reports submitted (50%).
3.3.2. Docente responsável (preencher o nome completo) e respectivas horas de contacto na unidade
curricular:
Manuel Celestino Vara Pires, 45 horas de contacto
3.3.4. Intended learning outcomes (knowledge, skills and competences to be developed by the students):
1. Relate and apply algebraic and numerical concepts, representations and procedures in diversified
contexts.
2. Relate and apply geometric concepts, representations and procedures in diversified contexts.
3. Relate and apply statistical concepts, representations and procedures in diversified contexts.
4. Use mathematical processes in diversified contexts.
5. Solve mathematical problems, communicating their own ideas and interpreting the other people's ideas.
3.3.5. Syllabus:
1. Algebraic and numerical topics
- Algebraic structures.
- Axiomatic of natural numbers.
- Real numbers. Operations in R. Properties.
- Elements of discrete mathematics.
- Direct proportionality.
2. Geometric topics
- Reductions and enlargements.
- Magnitude as a commutative and orderly semigroup.
- Measurement or calculation processes of different magnitudes.
3. Statistical topics
- Statistical investigation.
- Probabilities.
4. Mathematical processes
- Argumentation in mathematics. Structure and characteristics of an argument. Proof.
- Mathematical modeling.
3.3.6. Evidence of the syllabus coherence with the curricular unit’s intended learning outcomes:
The curricular unit aims, in particular, that students clarify and deepen aspects related to the mathematical
topics (contents 1, 2 and 3) and with mathematical processes (content 4), in order to consolidate and to
extend their mathematical knowledge.
The achievement of the defined objectives is related to all the dimensions of this programme in order to
form a coherent whole. In this sense, the objectives 1, 2, 3 and 5 focus on the study of algebraic, numerical,
geometric and statistical topics (contents 1, 2 and 3), the objective 4 guides the work with the mathematical
processes (content 4) and the objective 5 is transversal to all contents.
3.3.8. Demonstração da coerência das metodologias de ensino com os objetivos de aprendizagem da unidade
curricular:
As metodologias de ensino são diversificadas e reservam aos alunos um papel ativo, promovendo e
valorizando a sua participação nas atividades a desenvolver dentro e fora da sala de aula.
Estas metodologias são transversais nas abordagens dos diferentes conteúdos programáticos, de acordo
com os objetivos de aprendizagem a alcançar e com as restantes dimensões do programa de modo a
manter um todo coerente. Por isso, devido à sua natureza, o trabalho relacionado com os objetivos 1, 2, 3 e
4 recorre a todas as metodologias de ensino previstas e a consecução do objetivo 5 apela mais às
metodologias de ensino 1, 2 e 4.
As modalidades de avaliação são coerentes com o processo de ensino e aprendizagem desejado,
enfatizando a avaliação contínua e prevendo, se necessário, uma avaliação por exame (época de recurso
ou época especial). A avaliação contínua é concretizada através da realização de uma prova intercalar
escrita e na discussão de trabalhos feitos na sala de aula, nomeadamente, um trabalho de grupo, incidindo
no estudo mais aprofundado de um ou mais tópicos matemáticos. A avaliação por exame é concretizada
através de um teste final escrito.
3.3.8. Evidence of the teaching methodologies coherence with the curricular unit’s intended learning
outcomes:
The teaching methodologies are diversified and allow the students an active role in promoting and
enhancing their participation in the activities to develop inside and outside the classroom.
These methodologies are transversal in the approaches of the different contents, according to the learning
outcomes to be achieved and with the other dimensions of the programme in order to maintain a coherent
whole. Therefore, due to its nature, the work related to objectives 1, 2, 3 and 4 refers to all teaching
methodologies and the achievement of the objective 5 appeals more to teaching methodologies 1, 2 and 4.
The assessment methods are consistent with the desired teaching and learning process, emphasizing the
continuous assessment and providing, if necessary, an assessment by examination (supplementary exam
or special exam). The continuous assessment is based on an intermediate written test and work discussion
developed in the classroom, particularly a group work focusing on further study of one or more
mathematical topics. The assessment by examination is based on a final written test.
3.3.2. Docente responsável (preencher o nome completo) e respectivas horas de contacto na unidade
curricular:
Delmina Maria Pires, 45 horas de contacto
3.3.3. Outros docentes e respectivas horas de contacto na unidade curricular:
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3.3.4. Intended learning outcomes (knowledge, skills and competences to be developed by the students):
a) Explain the importance of scientific culture in the training of individuals and role of sciences in the early
years of schooling
b) Discuss the need to develop a teaching learning process that consider the different dimensions of
science, in particular, the contribution of the sociological dimension
c) Substantiate the importance of alternative conceptions in the formation of concepts
d) Discuss contributions to the success of students with the introduction of perspective CTSA (science,
technology, society and environment) in the science teaching
e) Explain the theoretical foundations of socio-constructivist learning
f) Justify ways to plan and conduct tasks experimental, laboratory and practical activities, and design,
implement and evaluate activities to teach sciences
g) Produce and evaluate tools for assessing student learning
h) Analyze, and reflect, on the importance of analysis of school textbooks
i) Analyze recent research in the sciences and discuss their contributions
3.3.5. Syllabus:
1. The problematic of teaching and learning
1.1 Relevance of sciences in education of the children´s
1.2 Learning Theories and Models of teaching -of Transmission to the Research
1.3 Constructivism and learning science in 1ºs years
1.4 The Alternative Conceptions (AC): what are; how they originate and why persist? -The AC and the
construction of concept. Models of conceptual change
1.5 Perspective CTSA in the sciences teaching in the Basic Education
2. The learning of science in the Basic Education
2.1 Experimental, discussion and solving problems strategies
2.2 Planning and carrying out activities adjusted to students of B. Education
2.3 Activities of Cooperative Learning: STAD, Academic Controversy, Co-op Co-op, Jigsaw
2.4 Learning assessment: Basic principles governing the assessment (Consistency, Transparency and
Diversity)
2.4.1 Evaluation questions and rules to consider in their drafting
2.4.2 Evaluation of procedural and attitudinal and skills
3. Analysis of 2ºCEB textbooks
3.3.6. Evidence of the syllabus coherence with the curricular unit’s intended learning outcomes:
Discuss the relevance of Science Education in the early years of schooling, such as the learning theories
whose supporting various models of teaching, ranging from transmission to the research, becomes
essential to achieve the objectives a), b), e) and i); When working alternative conceptions, what are, as
originate and because persist, and its influence in building concepts, intended to achieve the objectives c)
and i); CTSA perspective in science education relates to the objectives d), e) and i); Exemplifying
experimental, discussion and problem solving strategies, and cooperative learning activities, and to
promote planning and carrying out activities tailored to EB, it is intended to achieve the objectives a), b ),
c), d), e), f) and i); With evidence of basic principles governing the assessment and the forms of evaluation
of different skills intended to achieve the objectives g) and i); The analysis of textbooks relates to the
objective h).
3.3.8. Demonstração da coerência das metodologias de ensino com os objetivos de aprendizagem da unidade
curricular:
Usam-se as discussões/reflexões em pequenos grupos e os debates em sessões plenárias, sobre
diferentes itens programáticos, nomeadamente, sobre a problemática do ensino e da aprendizagem, com
realce para a importância da aprendizagem das ciências nos primeiros anos de escolaridade (item 1) e
sobre os princípios que orientam a avaliação (item 2) suportadas por textos de apoio, artigos científicos,
guiões de análise, bem como na apresentação de produções de crianças (conceções alternativas
identificadas em alunos do EB), para promover os objetivos a), b), c), d), e) e h) propostos para a Unidade
Curricular.
São exemplificadas na aula as diferentes estratégias de ensino/aprendizagem propostas para o ensino
básico: atividades práticas e/ou experimentais e/ou demonstrações; atividades de discussão; atividades
de aprendizagem cooperativa; atividades de pesquisa; etc., previamente concebidas, que depois de
realizadas são debatidas, evidenciando os aspetos a considerar na planificação destes recursos. Estes
momentos também servem para relacionar de que forma os aspetos teóricos anteriormente trabalhados
são revertidos nos materiais produzidos. Ao serem planificadas em trabalho de grupo e, posteriormente
realizadas, também em grupo, outras atividades diversas adaptadas às crianças dos 1ºs anos de
escolaridade (1º e 2º Ciclos) pretende-se promover todos os objetivos propostos para a unidade curricular,
especialmente o objetivo f) mais diretamente relacionado e de grande relevância.
Também em grupo, analisam-se investigações recentes em didática das ciências e reflete-se sobre o seu
contributo para o ensino das ciências nos primeiros anos de escolaridade. Faz-se, ainda a análise de
manuais escolares do ensino básico, a partir de critérios fornecidos e de um critério proposto pelos alunos
(cada grupo seleciona dois/três critérios dos fornecidos e propõem outro que considere relevante). Os
resultados dos trabalhos de grupo são apresentados à turma e são debatidos, ponderando vantagens,
adaptações, limitações e constrangimentos do que foi produzido. Com isto pretendemos desenvolver nos
alunos, futuros professores, diversos objetivos propostos para a formação de professores para este nível
de ensino e, em particular, os objetivos h) e i) que mencionamos anteriormente.
Discutem-se regras de elaboração de questões, debatem-se questões de diferente tipologia, bem como os
seus pressupostos e limitações e analisam-se testes de avaliação fornecidos, complementando-se este
trabalho com a conceção de outros testes de avaliação, matrizes e tabelas de correção, adaptados às
crianças do ensino básico e incorporando os conhecimentos adquiridos. Com isto, pretende-se
desenvolver competências de avaliação nos futuros professores, nomeadamente, as previstas no objetivo
g). Acrescente-se a discussão de grelhas de observação de aulas previamente facultadas, cujas
conclusões são incorporadas na conceção de novos instrumentos que potenciam a avaliação a partir da
observação.
3.3.8. Evidence of the teaching methodologies coherence with the curricular unit’s intended learning
outcomes:
Are used discussions/reflections in small group and the arguments/debates in plenary sessions on
different programmatic items, namely the problematic of teaching and learning, underlining the importance
of learning science in elementary education (item 1) and on the principles that guide the evaluation (item 2),
supported by handouts, articles scientific and analysis guides as well as in the presenting productions of
children (alternative conceptions identified in elementary school students) to promote the objectives a), b),
c), d), e) and h) proposed for this discipline.
Are exemplified in the classroom the different strategies of teaching/learning proposal for basic education:
practical activities and/or experimental and/or demonstrations; discussion activities; cooperative learning
activities; research activities, etc.; previously conceived, that after performed, are discussed, highlighting
the aspects to consider in the planning of these resources. When are planned, in group work, and
subsequently carried out, also in the group, other activities tailored to children from 1ºs years of schooling
(1st and 2nd cycles) is intended to promote all their objectives for the course, especially the goal f) more
directly related and highly relevant.
Also in the group, we analyze recent research in didactics of science, discussing their contributions to
science education in the early years of schooling. We make the analysis of textbooks of primary education,
based on criteria provided (each group uses two/three criteria) and it is the request of another analysis
criteria considered important. The results of the group work are presented to the class and are discussed,
considering advantages, adaptations, limitations and constraints of what was produced. All this is intended
to promote in students, future teachers, several objectives proposed for the training of teachers for this
level of education and, in particular, the objectives h) and i) that we mentioned earlier.
Discusses rules of drafting issues, it debates issues of different typology, as well as their assumptions and
limitations and analyzed evaluation tests provided, complementing this work with the design of other
assessment tests, matrices and correction tables, suitable for children of primary and incorporating the
knowledge acquired. With this, we intend to develop assessment skills in future teachers, including those
specified in the goal g). It must be added the discussion of observation grids previously provided classes,
whose conclusions are incorporated in the design of new instruments that will assess students by
observing what you do in the classroom.
3.3.2. Docente responsável (preencher o nome completo) e respectivas horas de contacto na unidade
curricular:
Maria Cristina do Espírito Santo Martins, 45 horas de contacto
3.3.4. Intended learning outcomes (knowledge, skills and competences to be developed by the students):
1. Identify components of mathematics teacher professional knowledge in the context of the 2nd cycle of
basic education.
2. Problematize relevant didactic aspects in the mathematics teaching and learning.
3. Substantiate teaching and learning sequences.
4. Justify the role of mathematical topics in the curriculum.
5. Select instructional approaches for teaching curricular mathematical topics.
6. Identify the most common difficulties in learning mathematics.
7. Analyze didactic situations, communicating their own ideas and interpreting the other people's ideas.
3.3.5. Syllabus:
1. Mathematics teacher professional knowledge in the 2nd cycle of basic education
2. Topics of mathematics learning and teaching
- Management of the classroom.
- Curriculum materials.
3. Curriculum guidelines, curricular management and planning
- Teaching and learning sequences. Teaching units.
4. The teaching of algebra, numbers and statistics in the 2nd cycle
- Algebra, numbers and statistics in the curriculum.
- Teaching approaches, learning difficulties, learning assessment.
5. The teaching of geometry and measurement in the 2nd cycle
- Geometry and measurement in the curriculum.
- Teaching approaches, learning difficulties, learning assessment.
3.3.6. Evidence of the syllabus coherence with the curricular unit’s intended learning outcomes:
Taking as global reference the official curriculum documents and the integration of essential knowledges
for teaching (contents 1, 2 and 3), the curricular unit aims, in particular, that students clarify and deepen
relevant mathematical topics and aspects related to their didactic/teaching (contents 4 and 5) in the 1st
cycle of basic education, in order to consolidate and to extend their mathematical and didactical
knowledge.
The achievement of the defined objectives is related to all the dimensions of this programme in order to
form a coherent whole. In this sense, the objectives 1 and 2 focus on teacher knowledge (content 1) and
relevant didactical topics in the classroom (content 2), the objective 3 relates to aspects of curriculum
management and planning (content 3), the objectives 4, 5 and 6 focus on the analysis, discussion and
understanding of the main aspects related to the teaching and learning process in the 2nd cycle (contents
4 e 5) and the objective 7 guides the five main contents transversely.
3.3.8. Demonstração da coerência das metodologias de ensino com os objetivos de aprendizagem da unidade
curricular:
As metodologias de ensino são diversificadas e reservam aos alunos um papel ativo, promovendo e
valorizando a sua participação nas atividades a desenvolver dentro e fora da sala de aula.
Estas metodologias são transversais nas abordagens dos diferentes conteúdos programáticos, de acordo
com os objetivos de aprendizagem a alcançar e com as restantes dimensões do programa de modo a
manter um todo coerente. Por isso, devido à sua natureza, a consecução dos objetivos 1, 2 e 3 apela mais
às metodologias de ensino 1, 2 e 3 e o trabalho relacionado com os objetivos 4, 5, 6 e 7 recorre a todas as
metodologias de ensino previstas.
As modalidades de avaliação são coerentes com o processo de ensino e aprendizagem desejado,
enfatizando a avaliação contínua e prevendo, se necessário, uma avaliação por exame (época de recurso
ou época especial). A avaliação contínua é concretizada através da realização de uma prova intercalar
escrita e na discussão de trabalhos feitos na sala de aula, nomeadamente, um trabalho de grupo, incidindo
na planificação de cadeias de tarefas matemáticas e na análise de relatos de aulas ou de materiais
curriculares. A avaliação por exame é concretizada através de um teste final escrito.
3.3.8. Evidence of the teaching methodologies coherence with the curricular unit’s intended learning
outcomes:
The teaching methodologies are diversified and allow the students an active role in promoting and
enhancing their participation in the activities to develop inside and outside the classroom.
These methodologies are transversal in the approaches of the different contents, according to the learning
outcomes to be achieved and with the other dimensions of the programme in order to maintain a coherent
whole. Therefore, due to its nature, the achievement of the objectives 1, 2 and 3 appeals more to teaching
methodologies 1, 2 and 3 and the work related to objectives 4, 5, 6 and 7 refers to all teaching
methodologies.
The assessment methods are consistent with the desired teaching and learning process, emphasizing the
continuous assessment and providing, if necessary, an assessment by examination (supplementary exam
or special exam). The continuous assessment is based on an intermediate written test and work discussion
developed in the classroom, particularly a group work focusing on planning a series of mathematical tasks
and analyzing classroom reports or curriculum materials. The assessment by examination is based on a
final written test.
3.3.2. Docente responsável (preencher o nome completo) e respectivas horas de contacto na unidade
curricular:
Adorinda Maria Rodrigues Pereira dos Santos Gonçalves, 24 horas de contacto
3.3.4. Intended learning outcomes (knowledge, skills and competences to be developed by the students):
1. Be acquainted with the schools and its surrounding community.
2. Problematize situations and behaviors observed in the school context.
3. Apply, in an integrated and interdisciplinary way, the knowledges worked in the different training
components.
4. Select and use teaching and learning methods and techniques.
5. Conceive and use resources for teaching and learning adapted to the 1st CBE and to the areas of
mathematics and natural sciences of the 2nd CBE.
6. Evaluate and reflect on teaching and learning situations in the educational context.
7. Express a reflective, critical and investigative attitude of the educational practices, a perspective of
personal and professional development throughout life.
3.3.5. Syllabus:
1. Development of the teaching cycle in context.
- Planning of teaching and learning sequences.
- Conduction of teaching and learning sequences.
- Reflection on teaching and learning sequences.
- Assessment of students’ learning.
- Reflection on students’ assessment.
2. Reflection on the developed teaching and learning process.
3. Organization of the Supervised Teaching Practice's Dossier.
4. Construction of the Supervised Teaching Practice's Final Report supported in the scientific, pedagogical
and research reference literature.
3.3.6. Evidence of the syllabus coherence with the curricular unit’s intended learning outcomes:
The Supervised Teaching Practice (STP) is oriented towards observation, preparation, intervention,
evaluation and reflection upon teaching and learning sequences experienced by the students in the context
of the 1st cycle of basic education and in mathematics and natural sciences of the 2nd cycle of basic
education.
The integration of students in the educational environments, in which they will develop the STP, implicates
knowing the school institutions and the surrounding community. The preparation of intervention in
educational contexts requires critical, reflexive and interdisciplinary mobilization of the knowledges and
transversal competences developed during the training process. Thus, the students intervene at both
levels of teaching, appealing to different strategies and resources, appropriate to contents, pupils and
contexts. After each teaching and learning sequence a critical reflection follows, leading to their
professional development. These teaching and learning sequences conceived, developed and reflected
upon will allow the students the organization of the Dossier (in view of the teaching cycle and every
knowledge area) and the elaboration of the Final Report (in connection with the Final Report Monitoring
Seminar).
3.3.8. Demonstração da coerência das metodologias de ensino com os objetivos de aprendizagem da unidade
curricular:
Ao realizar a Prática de Ensino Supervisionada (PES) em dois ciclos de ensino, em colaboração com
diferentes orientadores e supervisores, os alunos têm oportunidade de conhecer diferentes instituições
escolares e, simultaneamente, contextos educativos diversificados, bem como a comunidade envolvente.
Durante a PES, ao preparar diferentes temas de ensino e aprendizagem, os alunos têm a oportunidade de
pesquisar e de aplicar, de forma problematizada, integrada e interdisciplinar, os conhecimentos
trabalhados nas diferentes componentes de formação.
A conceção, reflexão e discussão de estratégias e atividades de ensino para os alunos dos 1.º e 2.º ciclos
do ensino básico e, ainda, a reflexão sobre o desempenho da atividade letiva permitem não só selecionar e
utilizar métodos e técnicas de ensino e aprendizagem, como também aplicar e avaliar situações de ensino
e aprendizagem em contexto escolar. As diversas componentes do trabalho realizado são apresentadas e
refletidas no Dossiê e no Relatório Final.
Nesta unidade curricular dedica-se particular atenção à elaboração do Relatório Final, onde se descrevem
e problematizam experiências de ensino e aprendizagem realizadas ao longo do estágio profissional. A
descrição e a reflexão desenvolvidas nestas experiências são enquadradas e sustentadas em literatura
científica, pedagógica e investigativa de referência e em dados da prática, evidenciando a análise crítica da
intervenção e dos resultados obtidos.
3.3.8. Evidence of the teaching methodologies coherence with the curricular unit’s intended learning
outcomes:
When performing Supervised Teaching Practice (STP) in two teaching cycles, collaborating with different
tutors and supervisors, the students have the opportunity to get to know different school institutions and,
simultaneously, diverse educational contexts, as well as the surrounding community.
During STP, when preparing different teaching and learning topics, the students have the opportunity of
researching and applying, in a problematized, integrated and interdisciplinary way, the knowledges
developed in the different training components.
The discussion, reflection and conception of teaching strategies and activities for the 1st and 2nd cycle
pupils, as well as reflection upon the teaching performance, allow the students not only to select and to
use teaching and learning methods and techniques, but also to apply and to evaluate teaching and learning
situations in the school context. The several components of the developed work are presented and
reflected in the Dossier and the Final Report.
This curricular unit is specifically oriented towards the construction of the Final Report, where teaching
and learning experiences performed during in-service training are described and problematized. The
developed description and reflection in these experiences are framed and supported in the scientific,
pedagogical and research reference literature and in the practice data, highlighting the critical analysis of
the intervention and of the obtained results.
3.3.2. Docente responsável (preencher o nome completo) e respectivas horas de contacto na unidade
curricular:
Manuel Celestino Vara Pires, 36 horas de contacto
3.3.4. Intended learning outcomes (knowledge, skills and competences to be developed by the students):
1. Identify the problem on which to focus the intervention, the reflection and the research to develop within
the supervised teaching practice.
2. Outline the design of the intervention and the research on supervised teaching practice.
3. Resort to educational research methodologies for a better analysis and understanding of the teaching
and learning practices.
4. Select and use techniques and instruments of observation, registration, documentation and evaluation
of the teaching and learning process.
5. Analyze and substantiate teaching and learning experiences in a reflective and investigative perspective
on the educational practice.
6. Mobilize scientific, pedagogical and didactical knowledge to support a reflective and investigative
professional performance and the improvement of the students learning.
3.3.5. Syllabus:
1. Context of the final report(s).
1.1. Reflection and research on practice.
1.2. Teaching and learning issues.
1.3. Collecting and analyzing data in context.
2. Intervention and research project(s) design.
2.1. Structure.
2.2. Definition of the problem to investigate.
2.3. Design of intervention and research project(s) to develop along the supervised teaching practice.
2.4. Development of the theoretical and methodological framework.
3. Selection and organization of the teaching and learning experiences taking into account the specificities
of each project.
4. Preparation and writing of the final report(s).
3.3.6. Evidence of the syllabus coherence with the curricular unit’s intended learning outcomes:
The curricular unit aims that, based on knowledge of diverse nature (content 1), the students conceive the
intervention and research project to develop in supervised teaching practice (contente 2), present teaching
and learning experiences (content 3) and write the respective final report (content 4). This report should
reflect the followed training route and the critical and reflective approach to the challenges, processes and
performances of the experienced professional everyday.
In this sense, all the objectives relate globally with the four main contents. More particularly, the objectives
1, 2, 3 and 4 focus on the project design (content 2), the objective 5 relates to the teaching and learning
experiences (content 3) and the objetive 6 guides the contents 1 and 4.
3.3.8. Demonstração da coerência das metodologias de ensino com os objetivos de aprendizagem da unidade
curricular:
As metodologias de ensino são diversificadas, permitindo aos alunos um ambiente favorável à elaboração
e redação dos respetivos relatórios finais.
Estas metodologias são transversais nas abordagens dos diferentes conteúdos programáticos, de acordo
com os objetivos de aprendizagem a alcançar. Por isso, devido à sua natureza, a consecução dos objetivos
1 e 2 apela mais à metodologia de ensino 3 e o trabalho relacionado com os objetivos 3, 4, 5 e 6 recorre a
todas as metodologias de ensino previstas.
A modalidade de avaliação é coerente com o processo de ensino e aprendizagem desejado, sendo
concretizada através da discussão partilhada do projeto de intervenção e investigação e do
acompanhamento da redação do relatório final, e da participação nas dinâmicas da aula.
3.3.8. Evidence of the teaching methodologies coherence with the curricular unit’s intended learning
outcomes:
The teaching methodologies are diversified and allow the students a favourable environment for planning
and writing of the respective final reports.
These methodologies are transversal in the approaches of the different contents, according to the learning
outcomes to be achieved. Therefore, due to its nature, the achievement of the objectives 1 e 2 appeals
more to teaching methodology 3 and the work related to objectives 3, 4, 5 and 6 refers to all teaching
methodologies.
The assessment method is consistent with the desired teaching and learning process, being based on
shared discussion of the intervention and research project and on monitoring the writing of the final report,
and on participation in the participation in the classroom’s dynamics.
4.1.1.2. Instituição de ensino superior (preencher apenas quando diferente da Instituição proponente
mencionada em A1):
<sem resposta>
4.1.1.3 Unidade Orgânica (preencher apenas quando diferente da unidade orgânica mencionada em A2):
<sem resposta>
4.1.1.4. Categoria:
Equiparado a Assistente ou equivalente
4.1.1.2. Instituição de ensino superior (preencher apenas quando diferente da Instituição proponente
mencionada em A1):
<sem resposta>
4.1.1.3 Unidade Orgânica (preencher apenas quando diferente da unidade orgânica mencionada em A2):
<sem resposta>
4.1.1.4. Categoria:
Professor Adjunto ou equivalente
4.1.1.2. Instituição de ensino superior (preencher apenas quando diferente da Instituição proponente
mencionada em A1):
<sem resposta>
4.1.1.3 Unidade Orgânica (preencher apenas quando diferente da unidade orgânica mencionada em A2):
<sem resposta>
4.1.1.4. Categoria:
Equiparado a Assistente ou equivalente
4.1.1.2. Instituição de ensino superior (preencher apenas quando diferente da Instituição proponente
mencionada em A1):
<sem resposta>
4.1.1.3 Unidade Orgânica (preencher apenas quando diferente da unidade orgânica mencionada em A2):
<sem resposta>
4.1.1.4. Categoria:
Professor Adjunto ou equivalente
4.1.1.2. Instituição de ensino superior (preencher apenas quando diferente da Instituição proponente
mencionada em A1):
<sem resposta>
4.1.1.3 Unidade Orgânica (preencher apenas quando diferente da unidade orgânica mencionada em A2):
<sem resposta>
4.1.1.4. Categoria:
Professor Adjunto ou equivalente
4.1.1.2. Instituição de ensino superior (preencher apenas quando diferente da Instituição proponente
mencionada em A1):
<sem resposta>
4.1.1.3 Unidade Orgânica (preencher apenas quando diferente da unidade orgânica mencionada em A2):
<sem resposta>
4.1.1.4. Categoria:
Professor Adjunto ou equivalente
4.1.1.5. Regime de tempo na Instituição que submete a proposta (%):
100
4.1.1.2. Instituição de ensino superior (preencher apenas quando diferente da Instituição proponente
mencionada em A1):
<sem resposta>
4.1.1.3 Unidade Orgânica (preencher apenas quando diferente da unidade orgânica mencionada em A2):
<sem resposta>
4.1.1.4. Categoria:
Professor Adjunto ou equivalente
4.1.1.2. Instituição de ensino superior (preencher apenas quando diferente da Instituição proponente
mencionada em A1):
<sem resposta>
4.1.1.3 Unidade Orgânica (preencher apenas quando diferente da unidade orgânica mencionada em A2):
<sem resposta>
4.1.1.4. Categoria:
Professor Coordenador ou equivalente
4.1.1.2. Instituição de ensino superior (preencher apenas quando diferente da Instituição proponente
mencionada em A1):
<sem resposta>
4.1.1.3 Unidade Orgânica (preencher apenas quando diferente da unidade orgânica mencionada em A2):
<sem resposta>
4.1.1.4. Categoria:
Professor Adjunto ou equivalente
4.1.1.2. Instituição de ensino superior (preencher apenas quando diferente da Instituição proponente
mencionada em A1):
<sem resposta>
4.1.1.3 Unidade Orgânica (preencher apenas quando diferente da unidade orgânica mencionada em A2):
<sem resposta>
4.1.1.4. Categoria:
Professor Adjunto ou equivalente
4.1.1.2. Instituição de ensino superior (preencher apenas quando diferente da Instituição proponente
mencionada em A1):
<sem resposta>
4.1.1.3 Unidade Orgânica (preencher apenas quando diferente da unidade orgânica mencionada em A2):
<sem resposta>
4.1.1.4. Categoria:
Professor Adjunto ou equivalente
4.1.1.3 Unidade Orgânica (preencher apenas quando diferente da unidade orgânica mencionada em A2):
<sem resposta>
4.1.1.4. Categoria:
Professor Adjunto ou equivalente
4.1.1.2. Instituição de ensino superior (preencher apenas quando diferente da Instituição proponente
mencionada em A1):
<sem resposta>
4.1.1.3 Unidade Orgânica (preencher apenas quando diferente da unidade orgânica mencionada em A2):
<sem resposta>
4.1.1.4. Categoria:
Professor Adjunto ou equivalente
4.1.1.2. Instituição de ensino superior (preencher apenas quando diferente da Instituição proponente
mencionada em A1):
<sem resposta>
4.1.1.3 Unidade Orgânica (preencher apenas quando diferente da unidade orgânica mencionada em A2):
<sem resposta>
4.1.1.4. Categoria:
Professor Adjunto ou equivalente
4.1.1.2. Instituição de ensino superior (preencher apenas quando diferente da Instituição proponente
mencionada em A1):
<sem resposta>
4.1.1.3 Unidade Orgânica (preencher apenas quando diferente da unidade orgânica mencionada em A2):
<sem resposta>
4.1.1.4. Categoria:
Professor Adjunto ou equivalente
4.1.1.2. Instituição de ensino superior (preencher apenas quando diferente da Instituição proponente
mencionada em A1):
<sem resposta>
4.1.1.3 Unidade Orgânica (preencher apenas quando diferente da unidade orgânica mencionada em A2):
<sem resposta>
4.1.1.4. Categoria:
Professor Adjunto ou equivalente
4.1.1.2. Instituição de ensino superior (preencher apenas quando diferente da Instituição proponente
mencionada em A1):
<sem resposta>
4.1.1.3 Unidade Orgânica (preencher apenas quando diferente da unidade orgânica mencionada em A2):
<sem resposta>
4.1.1.4. Categoria:
Professor Adjunto ou equivalente
4.1.1.2. Instituição de ensino superior (preencher apenas quando diferente da Instituição proponente
mencionada em A1):
<sem resposta>
4.1.1.3 Unidade Orgânica (preencher apenas quando diferente da unidade orgânica mencionada em A2):
<sem resposta>
4.1.1.4. Categoria:
Equiparado a Assistente ou equivalente
4.1.1.2. Instituição de ensino superior (preencher apenas quando diferente da Instituição proponente
mencionada em A1):
<sem resposta>
4.1.1.3 Unidade Orgânica (preencher apenas quando diferente da unidade orgânica mencionada em A2):
<sem resposta>
4.1.1.4. Categoria:
Professor Adjunto ou equivalente
4.1.1.2. Instituição de ensino superior (preencher apenas quando diferente da Instituição proponente
mencionada em A1):
<sem resposta>
4.1.1.3 Unidade Orgânica (preencher apenas quando diferente da unidade orgânica mencionada em A2):
<sem resposta>
4.1.1.4. Categoria:
Professor Coordenador ou equivalente
4.1.1.2. Instituição de ensino superior (preencher apenas quando diferente da Instituição proponente
mencionada em A1):
<sem resposta>
4.1.1.3 Unidade Orgânica (preencher apenas quando diferente da unidade orgânica mencionada em A2):
<sem resposta>
4.1.1.4. Categoria:
Equiparado a Assistente ou equivalente
4.1.1.2. Instituição de ensino superior (preencher apenas quando diferente da Instituição proponente
mencionada em A1):
<sem resposta>
4.1.1.3 Unidade Orgânica (preencher apenas quando diferente da unidade orgânica mencionada em A2):
<sem resposta>
4.1.1.4. Categoria:
Professor Adjunto ou equivalente
4.1.1.2. Instituição de ensino superior (preencher apenas quando diferente da Instituição proponente
mencionada em A1):
<sem resposta>
4.1.1.3 Unidade Orgânica (preencher apenas quando diferente da unidade orgânica mencionada em A2):
<sem resposta>
4.1.1.4. Categoria:
Equiparado a Assistente ou equivalente
4.1.1.2. Instituição de ensino superior (preencher apenas quando diferente da Instituição proponente
mencionada em A1):
<sem resposta>
4.1.1.3 Unidade Orgânica (preencher apenas quando diferente da unidade orgânica mencionada em A2):
<sem resposta>
4.1.1.4. Categoria:
Professor Adjunto ou equivalente
4.1.2. Equipa docente do ciclo de estudos / Teaching staff of the study programme
Grau / Regime de tempo / Informação/
Nome / Name Área científica / Scientific Area
Degree Employment link Information
Graça Margarida Medeiros Psicologia, área de especialização em
Mestre 100 Ficha submetida
Teixeira Santos Psicologia Pedagógica
Ciências da Educação, especialização em
Sofia Marisa Alves Bergano Doutor Educação Permanente e Formação de 100 Ficha submetida
Adultos
Paula Marisa Fortunato Vaz Licenciado Psicologia 100 Ficha submetida
Maria da Conceição da Educação - Metodologia do Ensino das
Mestre 100 Ficha submetida
Costa Martins Ciências
Paulo Miguel Mafra Estudos da Criança - Especialidade
Doutor 100 Ficha submetida
Gonçalves Estudo do Meio Físico
Cristina Maria Mesquita Estudos da Criança-Metodologia de
Doutor 100 Ficha submetida
Gomes Supervisão em Educação da Criança
Ciências Humanas e Sociais - Estudos
João Lopes Marques Gomes Doutor 100 Ficha submetida
Teatrais
Perspectivas Didácticas en Áreas
Manuel Celestino Vara Pires Doutor 100 Ficha submetida
Curriculares
Carla Alexandra Ferreira do
Doutor Literatura 100 Ficha submetida
Espírito Santo Guerreiro
Delmina Maria Pires Doutor Ensino das Ciências 100 Ficha submetida
Maria do Nascimento
Doutor Ciências Sociais 100 Ficha submetida
Esteves Mateus
Maria Cristina do Espírito
Doutor Educação - Didática da Matemática 100 Ficha submetida
Santo Martins
Carlos Manuel da Costa
Mestre Ensino da Língua e Literatura Portuguesas 100 Ficha submetida
Teixeira
Adorinda Maria Rodrigues
Educação - Metodologia do Ensino das
Pereira dos Santos Mestre 100 Ficha submetida
Ciências
Gonçalves
Carlos Manuel Mesquita Educação - área de conhecimento de
Doutor 100 Ficha submetida
Morais Metodologia do Ensino da Matemática
Estudos da Criança, área de
Elza da Conceição Mesquita Doutor especialização em Formação de 100 Ficha submetida
Professores
Ilda da Purificação Freire
Doutor Formação de Professores 100 Ficha submetida
Ribeiro
Maria do Céu Ribeiro Mestre Ciências de Educação 100 Ficha submetida
Maria José Afonso
Doutor Didática e Formação 100 Ficha submetida
Magalhães Rodrigues
Luís Filipe Pires Fernandes Doutor Geologia Aplicada 100 Ficha submetida
Maria Cristina Afonso
Mestre Comunicação Visual e Expressão Plástica 100 Ficha submetida
Magalhães
Vasco Paulo Cecílio Alves Doutor Música 100 Ficha submetida
Telma Maria Gonçalves Ciências do Desporto - Desporto para
Mestre 100 Ficha submetida
Queirós Crianças e Jovens
Rosa Maria Ramos Novo Doutor Estudos da Criança 100 Ficha submetida
(24 Items) 2400
<sem resposta>
4.2.1. Corpo docente próprio do ciclo de estudos / Full time teaching staff
Corpo docente próprio / Full time teaching staff ETI / FTE Percentagem* / Percentage*
Docentes do ciclo de estudos em tempo integral na instituição / Full time teachers: 24
4.2.2. Corpo docente do ciclo de estudos academicamente qualificado / Academically qualified teaching
staff
Corpo docente academicamente qualificado / Academically qualified teaching ETI / Percentagem* /
staff FTE Percentage*
Docentes do ciclo de estudos com o grau de doutor (ETI) / Teaching staff with a PhD
16
(FTE):
4.2.3.Corpo docente do ciclo de estudos especializado
4.2.4. Estabilidade do corpo docente e dinâmica de formação / Teaching staff stability and tranning
dynamics
ETI / Percentagem* /
Estabilidade e dinâmica de formação / Stability and tranning dynamics
FTE Percentage*
Docentes do ciclo de estudos em tempo integral com uma ligação à instituição por um período
superior a três anos / Full time teaching staff with a link to the institution for a period over three 24
years:
Docentes do ciclo de estudos inscritos em programas de doutoramento há mais de um ano (ETI) /
5
Teaching staff registered in a doctoral programme for more than one year (FTE):
4.3. Procedimento de avaliação do desempenho do pessoal docente e medidas para a sua permanente
actualização:
O procedimento de avaliação do desempenho do pessoal docente é uniforme para todas as unidades
orgânicas do Instituto Politécnico de Bragança (IPB) (cf., Regulamento n.º 14/2011; Diário da República, 2.ª
série, n.º 6 de 10 de janeiro de 2011) e realiza-se em ciclos de três anos. Compreende três componentes
fundamentais: técnico-científica; pedagógica; organizacional. Apesar da uniformidade, permite a
flexibilidade necessária atendendo à especificidade da lecionação. Um exemplo, é a possibilidade de
registo da produção artística. Cada docente introduz os seus registos numa base de dados online e de
acesso restrito (https://apps2.ipb.pt/rad/login.jsp). De seguida, há um processo de validação feito por
relatores a que se lhe segue a homologação pelo Conselho Técnico-Científico do IPB e, no fim, a
homologação pelo Presidente da instituição. O exercício do direito de audiência e de reclamação, por parte
dos docentes, está devidamente consagrado durante este processo. O procedimento de avaliação fomenta
a produção científica ou artística, a participação em projetos de investigação ou de intervenção na
comunidade, a prestação de serviços, a melhoria da qualidade pedagógica e a participação na gestão da
instituição. Permite, ainda, a cada docente, em coordenação com a direção, a opção por um maior
investimento em uma das três componentes. Atualmente, está finalizado o ciclo 2008-2010 e a terminar o
ciclo de 2011-1013.
Também existe a avaliação pedagógica anual de todas as UCs. Esta avaliação é realizada pelos alunos
inscritos em cada UC. O processo é online e realizado de forma anónima. Os dados de cada UC são
disponibilizados aos docentes para sua auto-reflexão e melhoria. Os dados globais por curso são
disponibilizados ao Conselho Pedagógico, às comissões de curso e aos departamentos para agirem em
sentido idêntico.
A edição da revista digital EduSer (www.eduser.ipb.pt), a mobilidade internacional (docência e
investigação), a distribuição de serviço, as orientações na elaboração de horários (i.e., permitir um dia livre
de lecionação), a promoção de encontros científicos e pedagógicos, são meios disponibilizados para a
permanente atualização da formação do pessoal docente.
4.3. Teaching staff performance evaluation procedures and measures for its permanent updating:
The evaluation procedure of the teaching staff is the same for all organic units of the IPB (cf., Regulation nº
14/2011; Diário da República, 2nd series, nº 6 of January 10 2011) and is done in cycles of three years. It
comprises three main components: technical-scientific; pedagogical, organisational. Despite the
homogeneity, the evaluation goes beyond the specificity of the teaching area, allowing the teaching staff to
register their artistic production in an online and of restricted access database (https://apps2.ipb.pt
/rad/login.jsp).
Subsequently, there is a validation process elaborated by rapporteurs followed by the approval of the
Technical-Scientific Board of the IPB and, in the end, by the President of the Institution. Each teacher can
complain about their evaluation score in accordance with what is defined in the whole process. This
evaluation procedure promotes the artistic or scientific production, the participation in research projects or
even intervention in the community, the provision of public service, the improvement of the pedagogical
performance and the participation in the institution management. It can also be tailor made as the teachers
are given the option to get more score in one of the three components. Currently, the 2008-2010 cycle is
over and the cycle 2011-2013 is about to be over.
The curricular units (CU) are also pedagogically assessed at the end of the school year by the students
enrolled in each unit. This is done online and anonymously. Each CU data are made available to the
teachers for self-reflection and improvement. The global data of each degree are made available to the
Pedagogical Board, to the degree committees and to the departments so they can do likewise.
The edition of the digital journal Eduser (www.eduser.ipb.pt), international mobility (teaching and research),
teaching staff distribution service, the guidelines in the making of timetables (i.e. to allow a free day), and
the promotion of scientific and pedagogical meetings concur for the permanent updating of the teachers
training.
5.2. Instalações físicas afectas e/ou utilizadas pelo ciclo de estudos (espaços lectivos, bibliotecas,
laboratórios, salas de computadores, etc.):
Sala de Estudo - 147m2, alunos (capacidade 80), 24h/dia
36 salas (28m2 e 305m2; cap: 10, 90)
6 labs, (7,9m2 e 72,3m2; cap: 208)
Auditório (131m2; cap.: 150)
22 gab. indiv. (10,5m2 e 14m2)
32 gab. partilhados (14m2, cap: 2, 3)
Biblioteca (262m2; cap: 60)
4 Salas - reuniões (28,9m2 e 153,3m2; cap: 8, 35)
3 Salas - Informática
5 Oficinas de Artes
Estúdio de Gravação
Lab. Fotografia
Sala Expr. Dramática
Ginásio
Lab. Ciências do Desporto
2 Sala de Música
Sala Matemática
4 Laboratórios de Ciências Naturais
Internet e rede wi-fi
Biblioteca (>30.000 obras)
Espaço Lúdico Infantil – actividades para crianças
Serviço de TIC
Sistema Educast
Centro Recursos Apoio à Prát. Pedagógica
Centro Educação Física e Desporto
Centro de Línguas – Cursos Trad.
Gabinete de Relações com o Exterior - mobilidade
Orquestra/Coro
5.2. Facilities allocated to and/or used by the study programme (teaching spaces, libraries, laboratories,
computer rooms, etc.):
Study Room - 147m2; capacity for 80 students; 24 hours per day
36 classrooms (28m2 to 305m2; cap: 10-90)
6 Labs (7,9m2 to 72,3m2; cap: 208)
Auditorium (131m2; cap.: 150)
22 individual offices (10,5m2 to 14m2)
32 shared offices (14m2, cap: 2, 3)
Library (262m2; cap: 60)
4 meeting rooms (28,9m2 to 153,3m2; cap: 8, 35)
3 Rooms for Hardware
5 Arts Workshops
Recording Studio
Photography Lab
Drama Room
Gym
4 Sport Sciences Lab
1 Combat Sports Room
2 Music Room
1 Mathematics Room
4 Science Labs
Automatic registration of attendance
Internet and wi-fi network
Library (> 30,000 works)
Children’s Leisure Centre – activities for children
ICT service
Educast system
Resource Centre Support Pedagogical Practice
Centre for Physical Education and Sports
Language Centre
International Relations Office – mobility.
EduSer - ISSN 1645-4774, DOAJ, EBSCO, eduser.ipb.pt
Orchestra / Choir
Catraios Portal (www.catraios.pt)
Project Green Foot-- quality of life, environment, health
5.3. Indicação dos principais equipamentos e materiais afectos e/ou utilizados pelo ciclo de estudos
(equipamentos didácticos e científicos, materiais e TICs):
Equipamentos laboratoriais (lupas binoculares, microscópios, balanças, sondas, sonómetro, modelos,
etc.)
Equipamentos do laboratório de matemática (geoplanos, modelos de sólidos geométricos, materiais
manipuláveis e tecnológicos, etc.)
Materiais audiovisuais e TIC (computadores, software, quadros interativos, etc.); Portal dos Catraios,
www.catraios.pt
Jogos de natureza diversa
Títulos de Literatura infantil e infanto-juvenil (cerca de 5000 títulos): Materiais Interativos para crianças e
jovens
Instrumentos musicais (pianos, instrumentos de sopro, violas, etc.)
Materiais desportivos (bolas, arcos, cordas, pesos, etc.)
Materiais de expressão dramática (fantoches, bonecos, fatos, etc.)
Materiais de expressão plástica (mufla, fieira, material de pintura e desenho, materiais de carpintaria, etc.)
Materiais para crianças com NEE
5.3. Indication of the main equipment and materials allocated to and/or used by the study programme (didactic
and scientific equipments, materials and ICTs):
Laboratory equipment (binocular loupes, microscopes, scales, sensors, sound level meter, models, etc.)
The math lab equipment (geoboards, geometric solids models, manipulatives and technological materials,
etc.)
Audiovisual and ICT (computers, software, interactive whiteboards, etc.); Portal of Catraios,
www.catraios.pt
Games of a diverse nature
Titles of children and juvenile literature (about 5000 titles): Interactive materials for children and youth
Musical instruments (pianos, brass instruments, guitars, etc.)
Sports equipment (balls, bows, strings, weights, etc.)
Materials dramatic expression (puppets, dolls, costumes, etc.)
Materials of plastic expression (muffle, spinner, painting and drawing materials, carpentry materials, etc.)
Materials for children with SEN
6.1. Mapa VI Centro(s) de investigação, na área do ciclo de estudos, em que os docentes desenvolvem a sua
actividade científica / Research Centre(s) in the area of the study programme, where the teachers develop
their scientific activities
Centro de Investigação / Research Classificação (FCT) / Observações /
IES / Institution
Centre Mark (FCT) Observations
Centro de Investigação em Estudos da Instituto de Educação da Universidade
Bom
Criança (CIEC) do Minho
Centro de Estudos em Faculdade de Educação e Psicologia da
Fair
Desenvolvimento Pessoal Universidade Católica Portuguesa, Porto
Unidade de Investigação e
Instituto de Educação da Universidade
Desenvolvimento em Educação e Muito Bom
de Lisboa
Formação
Instituto de Educação da Universidade
Centro de Investigação em Educação Suficiente
do Minho
Centro de Investigação, Formação, Faculdade de Desporto da Universidade
Suficiente
Intervenção e Inovação em Desporto do Porto
Centro de Investigação em Psicologia Instituto de Etnomusicologia - Estudos de
Muito Bom
da Música e Educação Musical Música e Dança
Universidade de Trás-os-Montes e Alto
Centro de Estudos em Letras Bom
Douro
Centro de Investigação Geológica,
Ordenamento e Valorização de Muito Bom Universidade do Minho
Recursos
6.2. Mapa resumo de publicações científicas do corpo docente do ciclo de estudos, na área predominante do
ciclo de estudos, em revistas internacionais com revisão por pares, nos últimos cinco anos (referenciação em
formato APA):
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6.3. Lista dos principais projetos e/ou parcerias nacionais e internacionais em que se integram as actividades
científicas, tecnológicas, culturais e artísticas desenvolvidas na área do ciclo de estudos:
Exemplo de projetos:
1. Ciência@Bragança, n.º 16911 (Ciência Viva, Agência Nacional para a Cultura Científica e Tecnológica).
2. EXPEDUCOM - EXPeriential EDUcation COMpetence, integrated in the Program Erasmus+ KA2-
Cooperation for innovation and the exchange of good practices (2014-2016), 3E9F1699BEED0D18.
3. INTACT - Interactive teaching materials across culture and technology (em parceria com Pädagogische
Hochschule Ludwigsburg). 527932-LLP-2012-DE-COMENIUS-CMP (2012-2015).
4. Projeto Estratégico - UI 317-2011-2012. Projetos de IC&DT Estratégicos e de Interesse Público -
Laboratórios Associados e Unidades de I&D -2011–OE.
5. Rede Regional de Ciências, formação de professores de Educação Básica, parceria com CAVG-IFSul.
6. The OpenScout Project–Tool-Library, Open Educational Resources and Social Network: Colearning and
Professional Development.
7. DEMOcratic governance and Social responsability for a better and secure EUROPE (Universidade de
Pitesti, Roménia).
6.3. List of the main projects and/or national and international partnerships, integrating the scientific,
technological, cultural and artistic activities developed in the area of the study programme:
Projects' examples:
1. Science @ Bragança, n.º 16911 (Life Science, National Agency for Scientific and Technological Culture).
2. EXPEDUCOM - Experiential Education Competence, integrated in the Erasmus Program + KA2-
Cooperation for innovation and the exchange of good practices (2014-2016), 3E9F1699BEED0D18.
3. INTACT - Interactive teaching materials across culture and technology (in partnership with Pädagogische
Hochschule Ludwigsburg). 527932-LLP-2012-DE-COMENIUS-CMP (2012-2015).
4. Strategic Project - UI 317-2011-2012. Strategic and Public Interest IC& DT Projects - Associate
Laboratories and R&D -2011-OE units.
5. Regional Network of Science, Teacher Training Basic Education, partnership with CAVG-IFSul.
6. The OpenScout Project Tool-Library, Open Educational Resources and Social Network: Colearning and
Professional Development.
7 Democratic Governance and Social responsability for a better and secure EUROPE (University of Pitesti,
Romania).
7.1. Describe these activities and if they correspond to the market needs and to the mission and objectives of
the institution:
The following activities match the mission of the School of Education and what the community seeks:
Open Theater; Mascararte (in partnership); Implicarte; Annual Art Exhibition; Music Days.
Language Centre - foreign languages and Portuguese for foreigners classes; translation services;
Gymnaescola - sports classes;
Centre for Chinese Language and Culture (partnership w / the Beijing Normal University Zhuhai) - Chinese
language. Partnership with City Council for Chinese Language in Primary Education).
Center for Physical Fitness Assessment and Exercise Prescription - sports counselling and evaluation of
physical condition.
Green Foot - promoting ecological awareness and environmental studies;
Children’s Leisure Centre - educational and recreational activities. Annual visit ≥ 2,000 children
Scientific and training events (eg, Intercultural Week of languages; INTACT- Interactive teaching materials
across culture and technology; BragançaMat; ieTIC Conference; Supervision Seminar, etc.)
8.2. Avaliação da capacidade de atrair estudantes baseada nos dados de acesso (DGES):
A taxa de alunos inscritos na área de formação da educação (a nível nacional comparada com mais 7
áreas) teve um aumento de 1999 (11,1%) a 2004 (11,8%). Desde 2007 até 2013 tem permanecido em 5%.
Embora baixa, parece estar numa fase de estabilidade e o que pode indicar que atingiu o seu valor mínimo
(cf., Pordata). O ciclo de estudos proposto é novo. As últimas inscrições no ciclo de estudos mais próximo
na ESEB (i.e., Ensino do 1º Ciclo e 2º Ciclo do Ensino Básico) estão entre 20 a 12. Estes dados permitem
afirmar que haverá público para o frequentar. Não só é de ter em conta que é uma formação mais atrativa
do ponto de vista da estrutura curricular como é de considerar os custos competitivos da formação no
IPB.
8.2. Evaluation of the capability to attract students based on access data (DGES):
The rate of students enrolled in the training area of education (nationally compared with 7 areas) had an
increase from 1999 (11.1%) to 2004 (11.8%). From 2007 to 2013 has remained at 5%. Although low, appears
to be stable which may indicates that reached its minimum value (cf., Pordata). The proposed study cycle
is new. The last entries in the nearest study cycle in ESEB (i.e., Basic School Teacher Education: Teaching
the 1st and 2nd Cycles) are between 20 and 12. These data allow us to state that there will be public to
attend it. The new curriculum is more attractive and it should be consider the competitive costs of studying
in IPB.
8.3. Lista de eventuais parcerias com outras instituições da região que lecionam ciclos de estudos similares:
A oferta do ciclo de estudo proposto é da exclusiva responsabilidade da ESEB. Não se apresentam
parcerias com outras IES para a leccionação partilhada. Atendendo à oferta formativa publicitada pelas IES
mais próximas (entre 2h a 2,5h por autoestrada ou via rápida) e atendendo ao facto de novos públicos
emergentes no ensino superior, cremos que não há o risco de saturação do mercado. Ainda assim, tem
havido a prática de convidar professores de outras IES para orientaram seminários no âmbito do ciclo de
estudos no sentido do reforço da qualidade da formação. Essa prática continuará a ser desenvolvida pela
ESEB.
8.3. List of eventual partnerships with other institutions in the region teaching similar study programmes:
The offer of this study cycle is under the School’s responsibility alone. There are no partnerships
established with other Higher Education Institutions for the teaching of the courses. Considering the
training offer of the nearby institutions (between 2 and 2.5 hours away by highway) and new emerging
student groups, we believe that we incur no risk of overloading the market. Therefore, we have developed
the habit of inviting teachers from other Higher Education Institutions to offer seminars to several study
cycles, so as to strengthen the training quality. This practice shall be continued by the School for the
degree under proposal.
9.1. Justification of the total number of ECTS credits and of the duration of the study programme, based on
articles no.8 or 9 (1st cycle), 18 (2nd cycle), 19 (integrated master) and 31 (3rd cycle) of Decreto-Lei no.
74/2006, March 24th:
The total number of credits of the course (i.e., 120) results of the applicable legislation, specifically:
- Paragraph 1 of Article 18 of Decree 74/2006, which places the study cycle from 90 to 120 credits;
- Paragraph 4 Article 18 of Decree 74/2006 which states the nature of professional expertise of the course.
In the study cycle we may see it in Supervised Teaching Practice;
- Paragraph 4 of Article 14 of Decree 79/2014 which stipulates 120 credits for the Master's degree in
Teaching of the First Cycle, Mathematics and Natural Sciences in the Second Cycle and the minimum
credits for training components (i.e., teaching area ≥ 27; general education area ≥ 6; specific didactic ≥ 30;
supervised teaching practice ≥ 48).
9.2. Metodologia utilizada no cálculo dos créditos ECTS das unidades curriculares:
O cálculo dos créditos ECTS obedeceu à legislação e regulamento aplicáveis e aos dados da experiência e
da avaliação pelos órgãos da ESEB no que respeita à sua aplicação. Concretamente:
- DL 79/2014 no que respeita à estrutura curricular do ciclo de estudos, às quatro componentes de
formação e aos créditos mínimos por cada componente.
- Regulamento institucional de aplicação dos créditos ECTS (DR., 2ª série, nº 153, 9 de Agosto de 2010, pp.
42629-42632).
- dados da experiência e da avaliação pelos órgãos da ESEB: uniformização do critério das horas de
contacto com o docente, tendo em conta número de semanas de aulas, os objectivos de aprendizagem por
UC e curso, o número de ECTS a atribuir para uma dada UC e os tempos e ritmos de aprendizagem dos
alunos.
9.2. Methodology used for the calculation of the ECTS credits of the curricular units:
The calculation of ECTS followed the necessary laws and regulation and also the assessment done by
ESEB with regard to credits application. Specifically:
- DL 79/2014 regarding the curriculum of the course, the four components of training and the minimum
credits for each component.
- Institutional Regulation on ECTS implementation (DR, 2nd series, No. 153, August 9, 2010, pp.
42629-42632).
- Assessment done by ESEB with regard to credits application: standardization of the criterion of contact
hours with teachers, taking into account the number of weeks, the learning objectives and by UC, the
number of ECTS to assign to a given UC and the times and rhythms of student learning
9.3. Forma como os docentes foram consultados sobre a metodologia de cálculo do número de créditos ECTS
das unidades curriculares:
Terminado o processo de avaliação dos cursos de formação de educadores/professores feito pela A3ES, a
ESEB empreendeu um processo de reflexão sobre as conclusões do mesmo no qual as comissões de
curso (que integram alunos) e as comissões científicas participaram sob a coordenação da direcção da
escola. Entretanto, houve a publicação do DL 79/2014 em 14 de maio que ajudou a definir a oferta formativa
na área da formação de professores. Assim, para o ciclo de estudos a propor, houve uma coordenação dos
créditos a atribuir (com o cumprimento do referido decreto) na qual participaram os docentes das
comissões de curso e das comissões científicas, bem como os coordenadores de departamento e
respectivos docentes envolvidos na leccionação de UCs no ciclo de estudos.
9.3. Process used to consult the teaching staff about the methodology for calculating the number of ECTS
credits of the curricular units:
After the evaluation process of training courses for educators / teachers made by A3ES, the ESEB went in
a deep process of reflection. The course commission (comprising students) and the scientific commission
participated in this process. Meanwhile, the Decree 79/2014 was published on May 14 and helped define the
educational offer in the area of teacher training. Thus, there was a coordination of credits to be allocated
(with the fulfillment of the decree) in which the teachers of the course commission and scientific
commission, as well as heads of department and their teachers were all involved.
10.1. Examples of study programmes with similar duration and structure offered by reference institutions of
the European Higher Education Area:
A search for study cycles that could be a reference in Europe was made. On the other hand, there was the
need of full compliance with the new legal framework of professional qualifications be met for teaching in
pre-school education, primary and secondary education. In any case we may give these examples:
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10.2. Comparação com objetivos de aprendizagem de ciclos de estudos análogos existentes em instituições
de referência do Espaço Europeu de Ensino Superior:
A comparação efetuada foi no sentido mais geral dado o cumprimento necessário do DL 79/2014 e no
sentido de se perceber a diferença e a semelhança das ofertas formativas. Podemos concluir que há
proximidade em termos estrutura curricular geral (p.e; na IES finlandesa temos um modelo de
180ECTS+120ECTS) e no conteúdo das áreas de formação. Cremos que o ciclo de estudos proposto se
enquadra no paradigma de formação que é possível observar nas IES europeias.
10.2. Comparison with the intended learning outcomes of similar study programmes offered by reference
institutions of the European Higher Education Area:
The comparison was carried out in the most general sense given the necessary fulfillment of legal decree
79/2014 and with the aim to realize the difference and similarity between study cycles.
With regard to educational, scientific and cultural project ESEB we can say the following: We can conclude
that there is proximity in terms of general curriculum (eg, the Finnish HEI have a model 180ECTS 120ECTS
+) and in content of the training areas. We believe that the proposed study cycle fits the paradigm of
training that it can be observed in European HEIs.
11.2. Mapa VIII. Plano de distribuição dos estudantes pelos locais de estágio e/ou formação em serviço
demonstrando a adequação dos recursos disponíveis.(PDF, máx. 100kB).
11.2._Plano de Distribuição dos Estudantes pelos locais de Estágio1º e 2º.pdf
11.3. Recursos próprios da Instituição para acompanhamento efectivo dos seus estudantes
nos estágios e/ou formação em serviço.
11.3. Recursos próprios da Instituição para o acompanhamento efectivo dos seus estudantes nos estágios
e/ou formação em serviço:
O acompanhamento efetivo dos seus estudantes nos estágios conta com recursos científicos e
pedagógicos (ver ponto 5.2 e 5.3). No que respeita a outros recursos disponibilizados pela ESEB para tal
acompanhamento, temos a referir os seguintes:
- tempo alocado na distribuição de serviço do docente supervisor, que lhe permite e exige o
acompanhamento regular dos estudantes no contexto educativo onde estes realizam o estágio;
- ajudas de custo nos termos legais em vigor para os docentes supervisores que necessitam de fazer o
referido acompanhamento em contextos educativos mais distantes;
- viaturas oficiais para deslocações, sempre que possível, para o referido acompanhamento regular dos
estagiários.
- plataforma ipb.virtual para efeitos de comunicação com os estagiários.
11.3. Resources of the Institution to effectively follow its students during the in-service training periods:
The effective monitoring of its students in internships has scientific and educational resources (see
section 5.2 and 5.3). With regard to other resources available for such monitoring by School of Education,
we mention the following:
Time allocated in distributing the faculty supervisor, allowing you and requires regular monitoring of
students in an educational context where they held the stage;
Financial suppot under the law for supervisors who need to do such monitoring in distant educational
contexts;
Official car for supervisor travel whenever possible;
Ipb.virtual platform for communication with the trainees.
Mapa IX. Normas para a avaliação e selecção dos elementos das instituições de estágio e/ou formação em
serviço responsáveis por acompanhar os estudantes
11.4.1 Mapa IX. Mecanismos de avaliação e selecção dos orientadores cooperantes de estágio e/ou formação
em serviço, negociados entre a Instituição de ensino superior e as instituições de estágio e/ou formação em
serviço (PDF, máx. 100kB):
11.4.1_NORMAS Cooperantes.pdf
Mapa X. Orientadores cooperantes de estágio e/ou formação em serviço (obrigatório para ciclo de estudos de
formação de professores)
11.4.2. Mapa X. Orientadores cooperantes de estágio e/ou formação em serviço (obrigatório para ciclo de
estudos de formação de professores) / External supervisors responsible for following the students'
activities (mandatory for teacher training study programmes)
Categoria Habilitação Profissional / Nº de anos de
Instituição ou estabelecimento a que
Nome / Name Profissional / Professional serviço / Nº of
pertence / Institution
Professional Title qualifications working years
Maria Clara Agrupamento de Escolas Emídio Garcia
Nascimento - EB1 Beatas. Avenida Eng.º Amaro da PQA Licenciatura 27
Domingues Afonso Costa. 5300 - Bragança
Agrupamento de Escolas Abade Baçal –
Maria Ascenção
Augusto Moreno Avenida General PQA Licenciatura 29
Lopes Rosário
Humberto Delgado 5300 - Bragança
Agrupamento de Escolas Abade Baçal –
Alice da Conceição
Augusto Moreno Avenida General PQZP Licenciatura 29
Moreira Portelada
Humberto Delgado 5300 - Bragança
Agrupamento de Escolas Abade Baçal –
Nuno Horácio
EB1 do Toural. Avenida General PQZP Mestrado 28
Alves
Humberto Delgado 5300 - Bragança
Agrupamento de Escolas Emídio Garcia
Filomena Maria
- Centro Escolar da Sé. Avenida Eng.º PQZP Licenciatura 29
Azevedo Padrão
Amaro da Costa. 5300 - Bragança
Maria José Agrupamento de Escolas Emídio Garcia
Caldeira Moreno - Centro Escolar da Sé. Avenida Eng.º PQA Licenciatura 34
Carvalho da Silva Amaro da Costa. 5300 - Bragança
Agrupamento de Escolas Emídio Garcia
Bárbara Justa G.
- Centro Escolar da Sé. Avenida Eng.º PQZP Licenciatura 28
R. Padrão
Amaro da Costa. 5300 - Bragança
Agrupamento de Escolas Emídio Garcia
Paula Carreira
- Centro Escolar da Sé. Avenida Eng.º PQZP Licenciatura 28
Martins Carreira
Amaro da Costa. 5300 - Bragança
Agrupamento de Escolas Miguel Torga –
Maria Isabel
Centro Escolar de Santa Maria Rua PQZP Licenciatura 29
Rodrigues Martins
Miguel Torga 5300 – 057 Bragança
Agrupamento de Escolas Abade Baçal –
Armando Ribeiro Augusto Moreno Avenida General PQZP Licenciatura 28
Humberto Delgado 5300 - Bragança
Agrupamento de Escolas Abade Baçal –
Manuel João
EB 1 Beatas. Avenida General PQA Licenciatura 27
Diegues Rodrigues
Humberto Delgado 5300 - Bragança
Jacinta do Agrupamento de Escolas Emídio Garcia
Nascimento – EB 1 Formarigos. Avenida Eng.º PQZP Licenciatura 31
Rodrigues Amaro da Costa. 5300 - Bragança
Agrupamento de Escolas Emídio Garcia
Olga Maria Morais – EB 1 Formarigos. Avenida Eng.º PQZP Mestrado 27
Amaro da Costa. 5300 - Bragança
Maria da Graça Agrupamento de Escolas Emídio Garcia
Sequeira P.M. de – EB 1 do Campo Redondo. Avenida PQZP Mestrado 29
Sousa Eng.º Amaro da Costa. 5300 - Bragança
Agrupamento de Escolas Abade Baçal –
Carlos Alberto
Augusto Moreno Avenida General PQZP Mestrado 22
Lopes
Humberto Delgado 5300 - Bragança
Agrupamento de Escolas Abade Baçal –
José Luís Florêncio Augusto Moreno Avenida General PQA Licenciatura 22
Humberto Delgado 5300 - Bragança
Agrupamento de Escolas Abade Baçal –
Maria Emília
Augusto Moreno Avenida General PQZP Licenciatura 34
Martins
Humberto Delgado 5300 - Bragança
Agrupamento de Escolas Emídio Garcia.
Jacinta da Cruz Licenciatura e
Avenida Eng.º Amaro da Costa. 5300 - PQA 36
Veiga Profissionalização
Bragança
Agrupamento de Escolas Emídio Garcia.
Francisco António
Avenida Eng.º Amaro da Costa. 5300 - PQA Licenciatura 34
do Vale
Bragança
Agrupamento Vertical de Escolas de
João Carlos Mestrado. Pós graduação
Macedo de Cavaleiros. Rua das PQA 28
Correia Afonso em Supervisão.
Escolas. 5340 - Macedo de Cavaleiros
Agrupamento de Escolas Emídio Garcia.
Abílio Manuel
Avenida Eng.º Amaro da Costa. 5300 - PQA Licenciatura 32
Ferreira Lousada
Bragança
Agrupamento de Escolas Emídio Garcia.
Maria da
Avenida Eng.º Amaro da Costa. 5300 - PQA Mestrado 27
Conceição Castro
Bragança
Agrupamento de Escolas Emídio Garcia.
José Manuel Lima Licenciatura e
Avenida Eng.º Amaro da Costa. 5300 - PQZP 25
Teixeira Profissionalização
Bragança
Agrupamento de Escolas Emídio Garcia.
Maria de Fátima Licenciatura e
Avenida Eng.º Amaro da Costa. 5300 - PQA 36
Carvalho Verdelho Profissionalização
Bragança
Jacinta da Agrupamento Vertical de Escolas de
Conceição Lopes Mirandela. Rua D. Afonso III - 5370 - PQA Licenciatura 25
Maçaira Figueira 408 Mirandela
Francisco António Agrupamento de Escolas D. Afonso III.
PQA Mestrado 31
Cordeiro Padrão Rua da Corujeira, n.º 22. 5320 - Vinhais
Agrupamento Vertical de Escolas de
Maria Helena
Macedo de Cavaleiros. Rua das PQA Licenciatura 34
Mesquita F. Pires
Escolas. 5340 - Macedo de Cavaleiros
12.2. Weaknesses:
The ESEB has experienced some difficulty in attracting students in SP similar, despite a strong disclosure
of the developed training offer (e.g., disclosure in all secondary schools in the northern region, disclosure
in exhibitions, fairs and other events, disclosure in the regional and national media, online disclosure).
The ESEB has noticed a lack of motivation among students of similar SP by the weak prospects for
admission into the teaching career.
12.3. Oportunidades:
O CE estimula a dinamização social, cultural e económica da região pela integração de alunos
provenientes de vários pontos do país (continente e ilhas) e de alunos de outros países (e.g., programa
ERASMUS).
O CE possibilita o desenvolvimento de parcerias com instituições educativas diversas, a nível nacional ou
internacional, permitindo o intercâmbio de culturas, experiências, formações e saberes.
O CE proporciona a dinamização de eventos académicos, científicos e culturais, envolvendo alunos e
professores, promotores do desenvolvimento e formação profissionais da comunidade.
O CE promove o envolvimento dos alunos em projetos de investigação e intervenção na comunidade
educativa.
12.3. Opportunities:
The SP stimulates social, cultural and economic dynamization of the region by integrating students who
come from various parts of the country (mainland and islands) and students from other countries (e.g.,
ERASMUS programme).
The SP enables the development of partnerships with various educational institutions, at national or
international level, allowing the exchange of cultures, experiences, training and knowledge.
The SP provides the stimulation of academic, scientific and cultural events, involving students and
teachers, encouraging the professional development and training of the community.
The SP promotes the involvement of the students in research and intervention projects in the educational
community.
12.4. Constrangimentos:
A ESEB insere-se numa zona periférica, com baixa densidade populacional e com um tecido empresarial
débil, não estimulando a fixação da população (e dos estudantes) na região.
A generalidade dos alunos que frequentam a ESEB revela dificuldades económicas a diversos níveis.
12.4. Threats:
The ESEB is inserted in a peripheral area, with low population density, with a weak business environment,
and is not very stimulating to keep the population (and the students) in the region.
The majority of the students, who attend the ESEB, reveals economic difficulties at several levels.
12.5. CONCLUSÕES:
Consideramos que a proposta apresentada para o CE tem condições para ser acreditada. Apresenta
qualidade formativa, com corpo docente academicamente qualificado, recursos materiais e humanos.
Cumpre as condições legais estipuladas nos Decretos-Lei 115/2013, de 7 de agosto e 79/2014, de 14 de
maio.
O plano de estudos assegura a aquisição pelo estudante de uma especialização de natureza profissional
que lhe permitirá a inserção na vida ativa.
Existem órgãos legais estatutariamente atribuídos para coordenação do curso.
O corpo docente cumpre os requisitos plasmados na Lei n.º 62/2007 (RJIES), no que respeita ao
desenvolvimento de atividades de investigação orientada ou de desenvolvimento profissional de alto nível,
nas áreas científicas integrantes da formação.
A Escola Superior de Educação do Instituto Politécnico de Bragança acomodou, da melhor maneira, as
conclusões retiradas do último processo de avaliação da A3ES para a área de formação de
educadores/professores. Salientamos dois aspetos: esforço continuado na obtenção do grau de doutor
por todos os docentes; internacionalização de projetos de investigação.
Cremos, pois, que há todo o empenho em que o ciclo de estudos proposto cumpra as melhores
expectativas de qualidade. Sejam as dos cidadãos em geral, sejam as dos alunos em particular.
12.5. CONCLUSIONS:
We believe the proposition put forward to CE presents all conditions for accreditation. It presents formative
quality, with an highly qualified teaching staff, as well as appropriate human and material resources. It
fulfills legal requirements for accreditation as stated in Laws 115/2013, august 7th and 79/2014, may 14th.
The study plan ensures acquisition by students of a specialization of a professional kind allowing them
insertion in active life. There are statutorily designated organs for the coordination of the course. The
teaching staff fulfills the requirements as stated in law n.º 62/2007 (RJIES), regarding the pursuance of
activities of oriented investigation or high level professional development, in the scientific areas
integrating aforementioned training. Superior School of Education of Bragança Polytechnic Institute has
integrated, in the best possible manner, conclusions issuing from the last evaluation process from A3ES
for the educators/teachers training area. We stress two aspects: a continued effort in the attainment of a
Ph.D. degree by all lecturers; internationalization of investigation projects. We thus believe, there is full
commitment for the proposed study cycle to fulfill the best quality expectations - Either from citizens in
general or from students in particular.