Aprendizagens autobiográficas: pesquisa-ação-formação com professoras do atendimento educacional hospitalar e domiciliar
The home and hospital education service (HHES) aims to ensure the schooling progress for students who are not able to attend school due to their illness condition. As initial training has rarely contemplated the demands of the teaching activity exercising at the HHES, this gap requires a continui...
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| Resumo: | The home and hospital education service (HHES) aims to ensure the schooling progress
for students who are not able to attend school due to their illness condition. As initial
training has rarely contemplated the demands of the teaching activity exercising at the
HHES, this gap requires a continuing formation which considers the complexity of
these context characteristics, including legal regulations. Beginning with the hypothesis
that people developed specific knowledge to their activities in this context, the present
research has the continuing formation of the HHES teachers as its theme and a
continuing training course as an investigation locus, course developed in cooperation
with the State Department of Education, Culture, Sport and Leisure of RN and the
Federal University of Rio Grande do Norte, in 2019, based on the perspective of actionformation research (PINEAU, 2005; PASSEGGI, 2016). The objective was to
investigate the autobiographical learnings developed by 08 (eight) course teachers
throughout their lives and systematized orally and in writing during formation. The
theoretical framework is based on the principles of the (auto)biographical approaches in
education (DELORY-MOMBERGER, 2012, 2016; PASSEGGI 2006, 2011, 2014,
2016, 2020, 2021; ALHEIT E DAUSSIEN, 2006; SOUZA, 2014; PINEAU, 2004,
2005; JOSSO, 2010); narrativist psychology (BRUNER, 1997, 2014; BROCKMEIER;
HARRÉ, 2003); teacher’s formation (NÓVOA, 1999, 2002, 2009 e FREIRE, 1996,
2005, 2015); educational service and its legal frameworks (BRASIL, 1996). The corpus
consists of documentary sources, oral narratives of the teachers which were obtained
through episodic interviews (FLICK, 2009) and written narratives in the expanded and
published abstracts form (SEMINÁRIO REGIONAL SOBRE ATENDIMENTO
EDUCACIONAL HOSPITALAR, 2019). To analyze the data, we adopted thematic
analysis (JOVCHELOVITCH; BAUER, 2002) and meta-interpretation (PASSEGGI et
al., 2017). In the teachers' narratives, we identified that autobiographical learnings
focus on four themes: 1) death, losses, mourning and finitude; 2) know-how at the
HHES, whose main elements are listening, recognizing the student in its entirety,
dialogicity between education and health and critical reflection on teaching practice; 3)
the recognition of the teachers’ ability to form themselves in the self-educational and
hetero-formative, emancipatory, action, reflection and (re)signification and autopoietic
dimensions; and 4) the teaching practice in the dimensions of care, affection with the
student in a situation of illness and of the school curriculum at the HHES – sensitive,
interdisciplinary and flexible. We defend the thesis the autobiographical learnings
consciousness is built through an action-formation research, which promotes reflection
on practice, in a dialectical movement among doing, reflecting and acting (actionreflection-action) at the HHES. We recognize that teachers are formed throughout life
and in all aspects of life, they have an autobiographical capital and access it through
research on their doing, the action of narrating generates self(hetero)formation. In
summary, it is through action-formation research that teachers systematize their
experiences and appropriate their autobiographical learnings. |
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