The Master’s degree in Education presents a curricular structure focusing on the articulation between updated knowledge, mastery of the relevant methodology and application oriented to the specific field of professional practice.
Graduates of the Master’s degree in Education should:
Areas of Concentration
Search Lines
The area of concentration of the Master’s program in Education is composed of two lines of research that allow the academic a broad view of the educational process, promoting the mobility of research in the various fields and themes of education. The program focuses its curricular research activities on educational practices and learning evaluation from the contexts of education.
Target Audience
Discipline |
Workload |
Research Methods and Techniques |
240 hours |
General Foundations of Education |
60 hours |
Learning Theories |
60 hours |
Psychology of Education |
60 hours |
Education and learning assessment |
60 hours |
School and Society |
60 hours |
Sociology of Education |
60 hours |
Structured Curriculum |
60 hours |
Research Project |
60 hours |
Research Seminar |
180 hours |
Total |
900 hours |
Guidelines and
Defense of the Dissertation:
The student will
have guidance from a phD teacher during the project, research and writing of
the dissertation.
The student will
submit his dissertation for qualification, being approved will be scheduled
defense that will be online for a bank of doctors.
Discipline
Menus
The content of
the disciplines follows the state of the art of the area of knowledge, based on
a textbook and other approaches presented by the teachers, prioritizing the
formation of the group and the themes of research.
Research
Methods and Techniques
Common sense and
science. Definitions of science. The types of knowledge. Evolution of science
in time. Research. Research Methodology. Research methods and techniques.
Preparation of scientific articles. Methodology of the text. It’s a record.
From the idea to the research project. Case study. Experience report. Structure
of the project. Literature and state of the art review. Technical
standards. General Foundations of Education:
The discipline
aims to study the structuring concepts of education under the sociological,
philosophical, historical and psychological approach, related to pedagogical
trends. The role of the school in social formations and its
political-pedagogical dimensions as a social right. The educational phenomenon
and its theoretical and practical dimensions.
Learning
Theories:
History of
Cognitive Psychology. Constructivism. Historical-Cultural Theory. Meaningful
Learning. Theory of Conceptual Fields. Theory of Formation in Stages of Mental
Actions. Mental Representations.
Psychology of
Education:
Psychology as a
tool for education. The influence of the social environment and technologies,
and the influence of the family (or lack thereof) on the child’s development.
Cognitive development since early childhood and school as an educational and
formative space. The influence of the adult on the educational task. The
“psi” dimension and school failure. The issue of violence, difference
and the transferential field in the social relationship. The field of ethics
and the malaise in education.
Evaluation of
Education and Learning:
The evaluation of
ethnic, cultural, philosophical and political respect; institutional evaluation
and planning; public evaluation policies; SAEB – historical, objective,
critical reflection; evaluation and approach in the pedagogical proposal;
learning assessment: concept, objectives, forms and presentation of results.
School and
Society:
Conceptualization
of society and community; man and collective life; the school as a space to
live together and learn together; community, school and role of the surrounding
area; violence against the school and within it.
Sociology of
Education:
Sociology and
education; Sociology of education in Brazil; Education and family; childhood
and youth; School; Social stratification; Social movements; State; Teaching
profession.
Structured
Curriculum:
Implementation of
pedagogical programs – social function of the school. The school, locus of
production, transmission, assimilation of scientific knowledge. Historical,
cultural, epistemological, social and ideological determination of the
curriculum. Technical, practical and critical paradigms and their implications
for the curriculum development process. The Pedagogical Project. National
Curriculum Parameters. Curricular adaptations. Strategies for the education of
students with special educational needs.
Research
Project:
Conception of
scientific research. Typology of research. Preparation of research projects.
Research
Seminar
Development of a master’s thesis.