Tese
Articulações ente a autoeficácia e a aprendizagem autodirigida na formação inicial docente em ciências
Fecha
2023-01-26Autor
Lopes, Rodrigo Oliveira
Institución
Resumen
The initial formation of the Science teacher is a central stage for promoting skills
relevant to the career sequence, among these capabilities is the awareness of their
learning and confidence in their competence, so it is relevant to think about SelfDirected Learning - perspective collaborative, in which the learner is responsible for
assigning meaning to new learning - and Self-efficacy - the belief about their ability to
perform some action - within the scope of Science teacher training. The problem of this
research is: how to enhance the articulations between Teacher Self-Efficacy and SelfDirected Learning within the scope of initial teacher training in Science? As for the
methods, it appropriates the mixed methods approach, making use of non-parametric
statistical tests to work with quantitative data and Content Analysis to work with
qualitative data. Being operationalized, in view of the general objective, which is to
recognize how the concepts of Self-efficacy and Self-Directed Learning are articulated
within the scope of initial teacher training in Science. The research was developed in
a teacher training institution located in the interior of the state of Rio Grande do Sul
with academics from the Licentiate Degree in Biological Sciences and Licentiate
Degree in Chemistry. Being implemented through studies aimed both at verifying the
impact of the Emergency Remote Teaching period on the development of both
concepts within the scope of Supervised Curriculum Internships in the midst of initial
teacher training in Science, as well as the construction and implementation of a
reasoned proposal in Problem-Based Learning aimed at the development of Selfefficacy and Self-Directed Learning and finally, a survey was carried out with course
graduates in order to understand the development of Self-efficacy and Self-Directed
Learning as a function of course periods, internships and other contextual aspects.
The existence of articulations between some of the constituent dimensions of Selfefficacy and Self-Directed Learning, such as direct experiences and self-monitoring
experiences, in addition to verbal persuasion and motivation, were verified. The survey
made it possible to understand the development of concepts as a function of the course
periods, demonstrating the evolution as a function of each dimension for each
construct. Among the strategies capable of enhancing the articulations of Teaching
Self-Efficacy and Self-Directed Learning, proposals that encourage interaction
between undergraduates from different course periods, strengthening of institutional
academic events and opportunities to experience mastery experiences stand out.