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    <dc:date>2026-04-06T11:49:33Z</dc:date>
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    <title>IDENTIDADES E EDUCAÇÃO INTERCULTURAL</title>
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    <description>Title: IDENTIDADES E EDUCAÇÃO INTERCULTURAL
Authors: Oliveira, Hugo; Bonito, Jorge
Editors: Falcão, Marta Filipa Geraldes
Abstract: Assente numa abordagem teórica e ensaística, e sustentando-se na &#xD;
exploração crítica de literatura especializada de autores consagrados, o presente &#xD;
manuscrito apresenta um enquadramento epistemológico que permite uma &#xD;
reflexão holística sobre a relevância da educação intercultural, e as questões de &#xD;
identidade. Pretende, portanto, contribuir para o reconhecimento da forma &#xD;
como a educação intercultural, pode contribuir para a construção de práticas &#xD;
educativas inclusivas, em contextos de diversidade social, e cultural.  Deste &#xD;
modo, o artigo científico inicia-se com uma reflexão sobre o atual papel da &#xD;
escola no contexto português, procedendo-se a uma defesa do conhecimento &#xD;
científico rigoroso em educação. Numa fase subsequente, é lançado um olhar a &#xD;
alguns dos problemas mais significativos da realidade contemporânea, &#xD;
associados a questões de identidade e interculturalidade, com respetivo impacto &#xD;
nos processos educativos. Numa abordagem histórica, reconhece-se a Era Axial &#xD;
como um momento particular da história da nossa espécie, de onde foi emanada &#xD;
a descrição das caraterísticas mais marcantes da natureza humana, &#xD;
particularmente as que nos unem, abrindo-se também um espaço para ilustrar &#xD;
as que nos separam. No seguimento, identifica-se na geografia do planeta &#xD;
humano, traços e enquadramentos de grupos de pessoas que habitam em &#xD;
contextos sociais próprios, com normas e valores associados, fazendo-se, por &#xD;
último, referência a questões concernentes aos movimentos migratórios, &#xD;
perspetivando-se implicações nos sistemas educacionais. Conclui-se que a &#xD;
educação intercultural pode ser um instrumento poderoso de transformação &#xD;
social, fundamentada na valorização da diversidade. Para isso, deverá atuar &#xD;
como mediadora entre culturas, identidades e gerações, integrando &#xD;
investigação, políticas educativas, valores humanos e ética.</description>
    <dc:date>2024-01-01T00:00:00Z</dc:date>
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    <title>Basic life support in 9th grade: teaching methodologies from students’ view</title>
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    <description>Title: Basic life support in 9th grade: teaching methodologies from students’ view
Authors: Boné, Maria; Oliveira, Natália; Bonito, Jorge
Editors: Cunha, Madalena
Abstract: Introduction: Cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) performed by bystanders is more effective than any other therapeutic&#xD;
intervention following an out-of-hospital cardiac arrest. International organizations emphasize the need for high-quality training&#xD;
for bystanders in CPR, promoting confidence and proficiency to act in emergencies. In Portugal, the teaching basic life support&#xD;
(BLS) in the 9th grade within the Natural Sciences subject began in the academic year 2015-2016.&#xD;
Objective: To acknowledge students’ perceptions about the methodologies used in teaching BLS to 9th-grade students.&#xD;
Methods: This is a descriptive, cross-sectional, and analytical survey-type study, in which a representative sample of students&#xD;
(n=1215) responded to a questionnaire, between April and June 2020.&#xD;
Results: BLS was not studied by 10.4% of the respondents. Among those who studied the subject, a modal value of 3-4 hours was&#xD;
dedicated to BLS in the 9th grade. This subject was taught by firefighters, nurses, or other professionals who were no teachers in&#xD;
26.1% of the cases. Students pointed out the lack of practical simulations and the need to be learn the pediatric BLS protocol,&#xD;
besides with a different approach.&#xD;
Conclusion: Practical training was perceived by students as a very weak component, and in some cases, it took place without&#xD;
mannequins, videos or qualified teachers. Teaching and learning BLS in Portuguese schools is far from ideal for such an essential&#xD;
subject.</description>
    <dc:date>2024-08-31T23:00:00Z</dc:date>
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    <title>Health promotion in European schools: a report on its monitoring</title>
    <link>http://hdl.handle.net/10174/37208</link>
    <description>Title: Health promotion in European schools: a report on its monitoring
Authors: Coppi, Marcelo; Oliveira, Hugo; Cristóvão, Ana Maria; Tirapicos, Filipa; Bonito, Jorge
Editors: Carbrita, Isabel
Abstract: In 1991, the World Health Organization launched the European Network of Health Promoting&#xD;
Schools. Subsequently, in 2017, the Schools for Health in Europe (SHE) was created with&#xD;
the aim of improving the health of children and young people in Europe through a specific&#xD;
focus on schools. Several European countries are part of this network and have created the health promoting schools’ approach to implement structured and systematic health promotion&#xD;
plans in schools. SHE monitors the implementation of school health in member countries,&#xD;
producing a report that includes those countries’ data. This article presents an analysis of&#xD;
the latest 2020 monitoring reports from 14 European Union countries. The study used a qualitative approach through the documentary analysis technique. The analysis concludes that&#xD;
although many schools in the European Union are health promoting, not all of them follow&#xD;
the health education approach in planning their activities. The main topics addressed are&#xD;
physical activity, ex aequo with healthy eating. It is possible to identify the main facilitator&#xD;
of health promotion in schools: intersectoral collaboration between the health and education&#xD;
sectors. Finally, the main barrier to the implementation of health promotion is the feeling of&#xD;
overload expressed by the teachers.</description>
    <dc:date>2024-06-30T23:00:00Z</dc:date>
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    <title>Novas orientações curriculares de Matemática do Ensino Básico</title>
    <link>http://hdl.handle.net/10174/34774</link>
    <description>Title: Novas orientações curriculares de Matemática do Ensino Básico
Authors: Canavarro, Ana Paula
Abstract: Em março de 2020, o Grupo de Trabalho em Matemática&#xD;
(GTM) constituído1&#xD;
 com a missão de produzir um estudo sobre&#xD;
a evolução dos currículos de Matemática em Portugal, produziu&#xD;
22 recomendações dirigidas à melhoria das aprendizagens&#xD;
dos alunos em Matemática em Portugal. A primeira destas&#xD;
recomendações apontou a necessidade urgente de racionalização&#xD;
da situação dos atuais documentos curriculares em Matemática,&#xD;
recomendando a existência de um novo currículo de Matemática,&#xD;
global e alinhado.É a esta proposta de novas orientações curriculares de Matemática&#xD;
que se refere este artigo.</description>
    <dc:date>2021-06-30T23:00:00Z</dc:date>
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