Formação continuada para atuação pedagógica inclusiva na educação infantil: um estudo no sistema municipal de ensino de Belém - Pará ; Continuing education for inclusive pedagogical activity in Early Childhood Education: a study in the municipal education system of Belém - PA

The present dissertation, entitled "Continuing education for inclusive pedagogical activity of Infant Education: a study of the municipal education system of Belém - PA", investigates the process of continuous formation, planned, organized and developed with the teachers of Child education by the municipal education system of Belém, with the intention of qualifying them to educate children with disabilities. It is an empirical research with a historical-cultural theoretical-methodological orientation, inspired by the central ideas of Vygotsky and some of his commentators. In a historical-cultural approach, childhood is understood as a crucial period in the process of humanization, because it is the stage of life in which the child is brought into contact with culture and begins the process of forming his typically human functions. In this perspective, the education of children has a singular importance, for contributing to the formation of the basis of the process of constitution of the conscious human personality. Its role is to put the child in contact with human culture and with people through different social relationships, making possible the internalization of instruments and signs historically constructed and made available by culture and the formation of their human qualities. Thus, the general objective of the study was to investigate the process of continuous training, planned, organized and developed with the teachers of Early Childhood Education by the municipal education system of Belém-Pará, with the intention of qualifying them to educate Children with disabilities. The study was carried out in two distinct stages. At the first moment of the research, the dynamics of the continuous training process offered by the "Gabriel Lima Mendes Educational Center for Inclusion" (CRIE) were characterized by the teachers of early childhood education, in order to enable them to educate children with disabilities. At this stage, the information was collected directly at the CRIE, through information ...