Licenciatura em Pedagogia (Sede)
URI permanente desta comunidadehttps://arandu.ufrpe.br/handle/123456789/25
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APP - Artigo Publicado em Periódico
TAE - Trabalho Apresentado em Evento
TCC - Trabalho de Conclusão de Curso
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Item O manual do professor da Educação Infantil: o que orienta para o trabalho com a literatura infantil?(2023-09-11) Arruda, Emylly Eduarda Santos; Cabral, Ana Catarina dos Santos Pereira; http://lattes.cnpq.br/7731108870085614; http://lattes.cnpq.br/9842889661801222Our study aimed to investigate how the textbook for children of Early Childhood Education contemplates the work involving children’s literature, more specifically, to analyze the proposals involving children’s literature in the PNLD notice 02/2020; examine the proposals of the teacher’s manual aimed at working with children’s literature; analyse in the teacher’s manual the conception of teaching and learning focused on early childhood education; to analyze the pedagogical proposals of the teacher’s manual aimed at working with children’s literature. For this, we rely on the studies of Teberosky and Colomer (2003) that reveal the importance of a teaching focused on reading training since Early Childhood Education. Therefore, we conducted a qualitative research involving the analysis of two collections "Buriti Mirim Creche" authored by Barbosa, Vieira and Kautzmann (2020), aimed at children aged 0-3 years and 11 months; and "Challenges: Early Childhood Education" authored by Bianco (2020)for small children, aged 4 and 5 years.We used documentary analysis, taking as reference the studies of Bardin (1988). The data analysis revealed that the collection "Buriti Mirim Creche" is organized in a format of pedagogical itineraries and some of these include the work with children’s literature for different age groups: babies and very young children. The suggestions given by the authors contain pedagogical intentionality thus contributing to the reader's training, with regard to working with books, stimulating the habit of reading, encouraging imagination, developing and expanding vocabulary through literature, among other activities. In the collection "Challenges Early Childhood Education", the work with children’s literature appears in proposals involving the reading of fragments of stories read by the teacher, with the aim of responding to the proposed activities that little stimulate children to engage with literary texts, or that foster a literary education.Item “Nada foi em vão”: uma análise sobre as obras de literatura infantis da atualidade como ferramenta de combate ao racismo em sala de aula(2023-09-14) Brito, Amanda Cristina Borges de; Portela Júnior, Aristeu; http://lattes.cnpq.br/2261345425063739; http://lattes.cnpq.br/0676058058105472After reflecting on the books that are commonly used in school spaces related to ethnic-racial issues, the question came to me that works are not currently produced so that they are always addressed or if there is no real concern in seeking and updating works current to be worked in schools. With this, a bibliographical research was carried out and three books of national children's literature were selected – ''Amoras'' by Emicida, ''O Pequeno Príncipe Preto'' by Rodrigo França and ''Com qual penteado eu vou?'' by Kiusam de Oliveira – with the objective of being analyzed in search of characteristics that confirm the existence of current production with a focus on working on racial and ethnic issues, observing in these works the themes worked in the books and their importance in combating racism in the classroom, analyzing the construction of black identities of the main and secondary characters of the books. Through this work, it was possible to visualize in the studied books, aspects that contribute to the identity and cultural formation of children, through the phenotypic characteristics of the characters as well as culture, religiosity, among others. In this way, it is clear that there are a large and diverse productions made today involving racial ethnic themes and the question remains as to why it is still so rare to find this variety in school spaces.Item Relações de gênero na literatura infantil: uma análise sobre o conto de fadas “Branca de Neve e os Sete Anões”(2023-09-06) Silva, Luana Santana da; Souza, Ana Paula Abrahamian de; http://lattes.cnpq.br/5944309643014109; http://lattes.cnpq.br/6328520120023161The present work aims to reflect on gender representations in the fairy tale "Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs" in different versions and historical contexts based on gender studies. We conceptualize fairy tales, presenting their historical trajectory according to Santos et al. (2017) and Coelho (2000) and we point out aspects of their importance for the cognitive and socio-affective development of children through the contributions of the authors Coutinho and Rodrigues (2021) and Nogueira (2016), in addition to pointing out aspects of the stories from the perspective of Cultural Studies conceptualized by Santos (2015). Through the discussion of authors who bring a feminist perspective to research, such as Louro (1997), Scott (1995) Bento (2011), we establish the concept of gender used in research and how it is evidenced in popular fairy tales worldwide. The methodology used consisted of a qualitative content analysis approach, and, after contextualizing the works under analysis, we determined three categories: patterns of subjectivation of femininities, patterns of subjectivation of masculinities and gender relations. Two files were analyzed textually and iconographically, the first being the traditional version of the story and the second a contemporary version in audiobook format. We seek to point out characteristics in the works that reinforce stereotypes of genders and the relationships between them, also pointing out new networks of meanings for the production of femininities and masculinities that escape hegemonic standards in the most current work of short stories. We also highlight the importance of this study in teacher training, leading them to understand the complexities of gender identities and choose materials that promote diversity and inclusion. This allows educators to sensitize students to gender issues, challenge stereotypes, and create safe and respectful school environments.