Este artigo, derivado de uma dissertação de mestrado, tem como objetivo apresentar a experiência formativa desenvolvida no Projeto Cirandar: rodas de investigação desde a escola e sua contribuição para a formação continuada de professores/as. Teve como pressuposto o entendimento de que a formação continuada demanda engajamento, diponibilidade, escuta atenta e partilha de conhecimento. Os dados, produzidos a partir dos diários escritos por um grupo de professores/as, participantes do Projeto Cirandar, desenvolvido no município do Rio Grande, Rio Grande do Sul, foram analisados por meio da metodologia de Análise Textual Discursiva proposta por Moraes e Galiazzi. Os resultados evidenciaram que a participação no Projeto Cirandar estimulou a escuta e o reconhecimento do/a outro/a, incitando o desenvolvimento de práticas pedagógicas coletivas que contribuem para a identificação com a profissão docente. O estudo fez emergir a importância da partilha da experiência docente, do acolhimento, da reflexão sobre os acontecimentos no âmbito escolar e do estímulo à autonomia dos/das professores/as para a (re)significação das práticas docentes.
Abstract:The genus Cryptococcus is composed of encapsulated yeasts that have the ability to infect and cause disease in humans, as Cryptococcus gattii/Cryptococcus neoformans species complex. Facing the current research panel, few studies about cryptococcosis and epidemiological data have been carried out in the western region of Sao Paulo state. This study aimed to verify the occurrence of Cryptococcus spp. In public areas of the city of Presidente Prudente, using pigeon droppings and tree hollows as an environmental source. The samples were identified by conventional mycological methods. Were collected 54 samples from pigeon droppings and 62 samples from tree hollows of the genus Licania. And of these samples, 47 (87.0%) and 14 (22.5%) had positive growth of yeast from pigeon droppings and tree hollows, respectively. Cryptococcus was identified in 11 (20.4%) of the samples from pigeon droppings and 3 (21.4%) of those from tree hollows. The following species were identified: Cryptococcus neoformans (7.15%), Cryptococcus laurentti (14.28%), and Cryptococcus albidus (78.57%). Decreased susceptibility to fluconazole was observed for some isolates. Fluconazole exhibited a limited in vitro activity, particularly against Cryptococcus albidus and Cryptococcus laurentii. Identification and susceptibility testing of Cryptococcus spp. should be performed on a routine basis in view of their unpredictable susceptibility profiles.
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