Coordinated actions in online learning and teaching experiences

Main Article Content

Raquel Silveira da Silva
Andréa Nóbrega Juliano
Débora Pereira Laurino

Abstract

Even though immersed in activities provided by digital technologies, we realized that most institutions are still constituted in their structure and in the curricula of their courses to serve students in person. The outbreak of Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19), and the need for social isolation drove rethinking and creating alternatives for the new reality. We mapped the experience of proposing coordinated actions in the Mathematics Education and Teaching III discipline of a Mathematics-Licentiate course as a way to understand and assess student learning. Observing the class and the context, establishing the assessment criteria together with the students makes you co-responsible for your learning. The coordinated actions corroborated with the consolidation and the gradual production of arguments related to the themes studied, perceived by the monitoring of activities. We direct our eyes to experiences and interactions through writing expressed in coordinated actions in the context of online education.

Downloads

Download data is not yet available.

Article Details

How to Cite
Silva, R. S. da, Juliano, A. N., & Laurino, D. P. (2023). Coordinated actions in online learning and teaching experiences. Ensino Em Re-Vista, 30(Contínua), e002. https://doi.org/10.14393/ER-v30a2023-2
Section
DEMANDA CONTÍNUA
Author Biographies

Raquel Silveira da Silva, Universidade Federal do Rio Grande - Brasil

 

 

Andréa Nóbrega Juliano, Universidade Federal do Rio Grande - Brasil

 

 

Débora Pereira Laurino, Universidade Federal do Rio Grande - Brasil

   

References

ALVAREZ, J; PASSOS, E. Cartografia is to inhabit an existential territory. In: PASSOS, E; KASTRUP, V; SCÓssIA, L. (Org.). Clues of the cartography method: Research-intervention and production of subjectivity. Porto Alegre: Sulina, 2012.

BAKHTIN, M. Aesthetics of verbal creation. São Paulo, Martins Fontes, 1997.

BECKER, F. Education and construction of knowledge. Porto Alegre: Artmed Publishing House, 2001.

FAZENDA, I.C.A. Interdisciplinary Practices at School. São Paulo: Ed. Cortez, 2013.

LUCKESI, D.C. What is even the act of evaluating learning? Porto Alegre, Artmed, 2000.

MATURANA, Humberto. Cognition, science and everyday life. Belo Horizonte: UFMG, 2014.

MATURANA, H. R. Emotions and language in education and politics. Trad. Jose Fernando Campos Fortes. Belo Horizonte: Ed. UFMG, 1998.

PESCE, L; BRAKLING K. The evaluation of learning in digital environments of training of educators. An initial look. In: SILVA, M; SANTOS, E. Evaluation of learning in online education. São Paulo, Brazil, 2006.

FEDERAL UNIVERSITY OF RIO GRANDE. Degree course in Mathematics-Rio Grande/RS. In: Pedagogical Project of the Degree course in Mathematics/FURG, 2018.

JULIANO, A.N ; LAURINO, D.P. Academic Writing and Co-writing. In: X Ibero-American Congress of University Teaching: 'Student Involvement', 2018, Porto Alegre. X Ibero-American Congress of University Teaching. Porto Alegre: EDIPUCRS, 2018.

FURG contingency plan. Available in: https://www.furg.br/arquivos/Coronavirus/plano-contingencia-FURG-_versao_16_-_revisado_final.pdf. Access: 26 May. 2021.