2015
DOI: 10.14507/epaa.v23.1661
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Política de Inclusão Escolar e Práticas Curriculares: Estratégias Pedagógicas para Elaboração Conceitual do Público alvo de Educação Especial

Abstract: No Brasil, as políticas de inclusão escolar e as práticas curriculares direcionadas a escolarização de alunos público alvo da Educação Especial têm sido objeto de indagação e debate. Estes, apesar de ter garantido o acesso ao ensino regular, sofrem restrições em relação aos seus processos de escolarização devido ao desconhecimento de suas características de aprendizagem. Tanto nas classes comuns do ensino regular, como no atendimento educacional especializado, não raro, manifestam-se questionamentos sobre o qu… Show more

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“…Instead, articles that Tan et al ( 2022) selected for inclusion varied considerably in terms of their methodological design, from case studies (e.g., Xin et al, 2016) to teacher surveys (e.g., Bailey et al, 2015) to panel studies (e.g., Hostins & Jordão, 2015), and exploratory designs (e.g., Karvonen et al, 2013). The only reference to methodological inclusion criteria was "original empirical studies."…”
Section: Methodological Limitationsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Instead, articles that Tan et al ( 2022) selected for inclusion varied considerably in terms of their methodological design, from case studies (e.g., Xin et al, 2016) to teacher surveys (e.g., Bailey et al, 2015) to panel studies (e.g., Hostins & Jordão, 2015), and exploratory designs (e.g., Karvonen et al, 2013). The only reference to methodological inclusion criteria was "original empirical studies."…”
Section: Methodological Limitationsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Instead, articles that Tan et al (2022) selected for inclusion varied considerably in terms of their methodological design, from case studies (e.g., Xin et al, 2016) to teacher surveys (e.g., Bailey et al, 2015) to panel studies (e.g., Hostins & Jordão, 2015), and exploratory designs (e.g., Karvonen et al, 2013). The only reference to methodological inclusion criteria was “original empirical studies.” Although different methodologies form a valuable part of the research process, such as case studies that provide insights into a single individual’s life, many of these designs inherently should not be generalized, making it difficult to draw conclusions based on their outcomes.…”
Section: Examining “A Critical Review Of Educator and Disability Rese...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…É preciso reconhecer o direito de ser diferente e eliminar a discriminação presente nos contextos sociais. que discutem a Educação Inclusiva e a escolarização da criança com deficiência como Jordão (2015), Hostins;Alves, (2016);Lima;Pletsch (2018), Martins;Monteiro (2017), entre outros. A partir das entrevistas com os atores envolvidos (professoras e familiares), resultados do trabalho de pesquisa formação e da observação participativa em sala de aula, buscou-se, nesse artigo, analisar como as crianças com autismo desenvolvem experiências criadoras nas brincadeiras de faz de conta, em experiência colaborativa com sua turma na educação infantil.…”
Section: Considerações Finaisunclassified
“…Often appearing as “neutral” routines, teachers may reproduce inequities, unaware of its relation to and perpetuating dominant power hierarchies that hide the gifts of multiply marginalized students. Growing scholarship document the rich ways of knowing of students with LDs (Hunt & Empson, 2015; Lewis & Fisher, 2016; Wilson & Hunt, 2022), students with intellectual disabilities (Göransson et al, 2016; Hostins & Jordão, 2015), students with autism (Lambert et al, 2020; Tan & Alant, 2018; Yeh, Ellis, et al, 2020; Yeh, Sugita, et al, 2020), students with visual impairments (Fernandes & Healy, 2013; Figuerias & Arcavi, 2014) and students classified with severe disabilities (Spooner et al, 2017; Yeh, Martinez, et al, 2021; Yeh, Tan, et al, 2021) can do in mathematics.…”
Section: Troubling Constructions Of Normalcy In Mathematics Educationmentioning
confidence: 99%