Intenções, tensões e contradições na formação acadêmico-profissional para os(as) coordenadores(as) pedagógicos(as) da rede municipal de ensino de São Lourenço do Sul.

Abstract

The present critical-reflective report, entitled "Intentions, Tensions and Contradictions in the Academic-Professional Formation for the Pedagogical Coordinators of the São Lourenço do Sul Municipal Education Network", had as general objective: evaluating the academic-professional formation through the training wheel of the pedagogical coordinators group of the Municipal Secretariat of Education, Culture and Sport (MSECS) that work with the teachers of São Lourenço do Sul Municipal Education Network. The specific objectives were: (a) to evaluate the results of the 2014 and 2015 editions of the Continuing and Permanent Teacher Training Project with the Pedagogical Coordinators of the MSECS; (b) to diagnose the demand for knowledge necessary for the pedagogical management of the pedagogical coordinators; (c) to raise theoretical-practical conceptions about pedagogical coordination; (d) to map the legal and normative order related to the performance of pedagogical coordination in Early Childhood Education and Elementary Education; (e) to develop intervention actions to qualify the academic-professional formation of the Municipal Education Department pedagogical coordinators, based on the contextualization of the municipal reality. The research was guided by the interventionist approach (DAMIANI, 2012; DAMIANI et al., 2013), with an applied questionnaire analysis (MARCONI; LAKATOS, 1999) and documentary analysis (LÜDKE; ANDRÉ, 1986), producing the corpus for the Action Plan, organized in Training Wheels (ALBUQUERQUE; GALIAZZI, 2011; GALIAZZI, 2003; WARSCHAUER, 2001), and, finally, the monitoring and evaluation of the actions with annotations in the pedagogical coordinators writing books, from the following questions: what did I learn? How did I learn? The data were analyzed with approximations to the procedures of thematic analysis (MINAYO, 1993) and of interventionist research. With the pedagogical intervention carried, it is possible to understand the pedagogical coordinators as professionals with the capacity to develop and mediate important pedagogical knowledge, through the reflection of their educational practices, through the sharing of experiences, in Training Wheels, which allowed them to examine and (re)construct their implicit theories, their functioning schemes, and their attitudes.