2018
DOI: 10.14393/er-v25n3a2018-14
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Trajetória de um aluno autista no Ensino Técnico em Informática / Trajectory of an autistic student in Teaching Computer Technician

Abstract: Este artigo discorre sobre a busca e a coleta de informações sobre o desenvolvimento acadêmico e social de um aluno com Transtorno do Espectro Autista na aula de Matemática, durante o seu primeiro ano do Ensino Técnico Integrado em Informática da Universidade Tecnológica Federal do Paraná. Este trabalho nasceu da preocupação de uma professora no sentido de adequar suas aulas às necessidades especiais do aluno. A metodologia utilizada foi de cunho qualitativo com o uso de Diários de Campo e também de pesquisas … Show more

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“…Considering that one of the characteristics of TEA is the difficulty with social interaction (although such a characteristic cannot be standardized for everyone), the texts presented here also reveal the importance of promoting tasks and environments that provide interaction as a form of inclusion of these subjects in the common school spaces. The authors Cargnin, Frizzarini and Aguiar (2018) the experience of a mathematics teacher who was teaching in a technical course at a public university who, when she encountered a student diagnosed with ASD, was concerned about her pedagogical actions, in the sense of adapting to the needs of that student, who presented difficulties in social interaction. Despite his good performance in Mathematics, the student sought ways not to participate, a fact that bothered the teacher, making her feel powerless because she could not understand the reason for not participating and, consequently, could not help him.…”
Section: The Teaching Of Mathematics For Autistsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Considering that one of the characteristics of TEA is the difficulty with social interaction (although such a characteristic cannot be standardized for everyone), the texts presented here also reveal the importance of promoting tasks and environments that provide interaction as a form of inclusion of these subjects in the common school spaces. The authors Cargnin, Frizzarini and Aguiar (2018) the experience of a mathematics teacher who was teaching in a technical course at a public university who, when she encountered a student diagnosed with ASD, was concerned about her pedagogical actions, in the sense of adapting to the needs of that student, who presented difficulties in social interaction. Despite his good performance in Mathematics, the student sought ways not to participate, a fact that bothered the teacher, making her feel powerless because she could not understand the reason for not participating and, consequently, could not help him.…”
Section: The Teaching Of Mathematics For Autistsmentioning
confidence: 99%