O dever de casa como política educacional e objecto de pesquisa
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2006
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University of Lusophone Humanities and Technology
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O dever da casa capitaliza explicitamente o tempo e os recursos materiais e simbólicos dos pais/mães, constituindo um foco da política educacional de promoção do sucesso escolar via incentivo à participação da família na escola, nos Estados Unidos e no Brasil. Seu enfoque permite examinar aspectos implícitos das interações entre escola e família no atual contexto mundial de reforma educacional neoliberal, que veicula a retórica de que escola pública boa começa em casa. Enfatizado como uma solução para elevar o aproveitamento escolar, o dever de casa é, fundamentalmente, uma questão política com implicações para um projecto de equidade educacional. Como componente do processo ensino-aprendizagem e da avaliação do aproveitamento escolar, afeta o planejamento pedagógico e o trabalho docente, bem como a vida familiar, ao pressupor conexão entre as atividades de classe e de casa e uma estrutura doméstica de apoio. A consideração das implicações das práticas de dever de casa abre uma ampla agenda de pesquisa.
By explicitly capitalizing on time and material and symbolic resources of parents, homework constitutes an object of educational policy aiming at promoting school success through parental involvement in schooling, both in the United States and Brazil. The focus on homework allows for the examination of implicit aspects of family–school interactions within current international context of neoliberal education reform, which draws on the rhetoric that good public schools begin at home. Emphasized as a solution to enhance learning and school productivity, homework is fundamentally a political issue with educational equity implications. As a component of the teaching–learning process and evaluation, it affects teachers’ work and pedagogical planning, as well as family life, by requiring the articulation between classroom and home activities, and a supportive domestic structure. The consideration of the implications of homework practices opens a broad research agenda
By explicitly capitalizing on time and material and symbolic resources of parents, homework constitutes an object of educational policy aiming at promoting school success through parental involvement in schooling, both in the United States and Brazil. The focus on homework allows for the examination of implicit aspects of family–school interactions within current international context of neoliberal education reform, which draws on the rhetoric that good public schools begin at home. Emphasized as a solution to enhance learning and school productivity, homework is fundamentally a political issue with educational equity implications. As a component of the teaching–learning process and evaluation, it affects teachers’ work and pedagogical planning, as well as family life, by requiring the articulation between classroom and home activities, and a supportive domestic structure. The consideration of the implications of homework practices opens a broad research agenda
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EDUCAÇÃO, POLÍTICA EDUCATIVA, SUCESSO ESCOLAR, EDUCATION, EDUCATIONAL POLICY, SCHOOL SUCCESS
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Carvalho, M E P D 2006, 'O dever de casa como política educacional e objecto de pesquisa', Revista Lusófona de Educação, vol. 8, no. 8, pp. 85-102.