VALOR FORMATIVO DAS APRENDIZAGENS SIGNIFICATIVAS DURANTE A CRISE PANDÉMICA POR COVID-19 PARA O DESENVOLVIMENTO DO ENSINO VIRTUAL NO ENSINO SUPERIOR

Autores

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.24882/eemd.v43i86.78000

Palavras-chave:

Ensino a distância, Ensino informal, Ensino reflexivo, Desenvolvimento dos docentes, Ensino virtual

Resumo

A reinvenção dos processos de ensino a distância por força da crise pandémica por COVID-19 pode ser uma fonte útil de “Aprendizagens Significativas” para os docentes do ensino superior. Este ensaio pretende demonstrar como a reflexão sobre a “Aprendizagem Significativa” permite contribuir para desenvolvimento de práticas pedagógicas no ensino virtual. Começa por descrever como foi estruturado o processo de orientação virtual de trabalhos monográficos e como foi feito o acompanhamento dos estudantes de forma que o distanciamento social imposto pelo confinamento obrigatório não afetasse a coesão dos grupos. Posteriormente, apresenta as duas “Aprendizagens Significativas” que foram obtidas por meio da reflexão individual: 1) que é possível dinamizar um ambiente de aprendizagem a distância em que os estudantes aumentam a sua compreensão sobre um tópico e trabalham em colaboração entre si e 2) que a criação desse ambiente de aprendizagem torna o docente orientador num “Coach Académico”. Essas duas “Aprendizagens Significativas” afirmam o papel crítico da reflexão dos docentes no aumento da “Aprendizagem Informal” no ensino virtual.

Biografia do Autor

Paulo Jorge Marcos Cruchinho

Pós-graduado em Enfermagem Avançada pela Universidade de Lisboa, em Gestão em Enfermagem pela Escola Superior de Enfermagem de Lisboa e em Sistema de Informação pela Universidade de Évora. Professor-adjunto da Escola Superior de Enfermagem de Lisboa.

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2021-12-25