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    A arte musical integrada às tecnologias na educação infantil em escolas da rede municipal do Recife
    (2019-07-22) Soares, Valdemir; Silva, Cristiane Barbosa Tosta da; http://lattes.cnpq.br/0195862765669468; http://lattes.cnpq.br/4384667543025425
    This research aimed to show, in kindergarten classes, in two nursery schools of the Recife municipal network, specifically in the nursery to five (V) groups, how pedagogical practices occur when musical art is integrated with technologies in the teaching process. and learning with children. In this context, they consider the materials, equipment and technological resources that contribute to the development of dynamic, creative and meaningful activities. In addition, it sought to point out the elements and situations that make it possible to emerge, to motivate the development of intelligences. Also, during the research, it was possible to observe some implications in teaching and learning that may interfere in the quality of pedagogical practices in musicalization. Thus, it followed a path that integrated technologies and education, pointing to independent and dependent technologies, the teaching of art in education, which sought to detail about pedagogical practice and school, and also about music and education, showing the process of musicalization in the school environment. Thus, understanding that working with music art integrated with technologies in their diversity can be a great ally in teaching and learning, considering their integrated and effective practices as ways to leverage perceptions, intelligences, knowledge and creativities for the child's development. , this work was justified by bringing analyzes of routines, experiences, teaching and learning practices through the integrated musical art technologies. The work had the main theoretical bases; Ana Mae Barbosa, in relation to Art in Education, Maria Auxiliadora Padilha, on Information and Communication Technologies and Maura Penna, for teaching music at school.