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When life feels chaotic, less is more
When the feeling of pandemonium takes over, our instinct is often to try to regain control through sweeping personal change. We’ll jump in with grand plans to overhaul our routines, transform our homes, or tackle every to-do we’ve neglected. But inevitably, when the enthusiasm fades, anxiety spirals further, or real life gets in the way, our plans fall apart.
This cycle of starting big and stalling out leaves people feeling more discouraged than before. When we’re overwhelmed, our mental bandwidth is limited, and ambitious plans become just one more thing to manage. That’s where the magic of micro wins comes in. They might not look impressive or overtly ambitious, but they provide a sense of accomplishment, momentum (even pride?), and gradually shift our environment and mindset, especially during times of mass madness.
Source: https://time.com/7172611/little-winsbenefits-essay/
Accessed on November 13, 2024. [Adapted fragment]
De acordo com a Lei nº 8.142/90, nos Conselhos e Conferências de Saúde, a paridade deve ser garantida:
Durante uma aula prática de Ciências Biológicas sobre ecossistemas aquáticos, um professor decide utilizar uma metodologia de ensino baseada na resolução de problemas. Ele propõe aos alunos um cenário hipotético no qual um lago próximo à escola está sofrendo com a eutrofização devido ao excesso de nutrientes provenientes de esgotos domésticos. Considerando a abordagem do professor, qual dos seguintes princípios da Didática geral e Prática de Ensino está sendo aplicado?
Dona Marta, diretora de escola estadual, explicava ao novo secretário escolar acerca do Índice de Desenvolvimento da Educação Básica - IDEB, uma das diretrizes do Decreto nº 6.094, de 24 de abril de 2007 que implementa o Plano de Metas Compromisso Todos pela Educação. O índice é calculado a cada dois anos, com base na taxa de aprovação e evasão, além do desempenho dos alunos, constantes do censo escolar e do Sistema de Avaliação da Educação Básica - SAEB, composto pelas avaliações:
Assinale a alternativa que contém determinações da Constituição de 1937 outorgada por Getúlio Vargas:
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Do Leveled Books Have Any Place in the Classroom?
“The little turtle can see the grass. The little turtle can see the trees. The little turtle can see the flowers”. These are the opening lines to one popular reading program’s leveled books: short, predictable texts designed for beginning readers. The patterned sentence structure – centered on the phrase “the little turtle can see" – invites students to rely on repetition and context clues to identify words they can’t sound out.
Leveled books have been a staple in early elementary reading instruction for more than two decades. But as the “science of reading” movement has spread, leveled books have come under fire. Initially, they encourage students to guess at words rather than use their phonics skills, researchers say, which can prevent children from mapping the letter-sound connections that allow them to become fluent readers.
A second problem is how they sort students into levels. Studies have shown that leveling systems are frequently inaccurate. These systems are usually created by the books’ publishers, which purport to match students with books that have a just-right alignment with their reading comprehension abilities.
In classrooms that are switching to a science of reading approach, educators are now wary of leveled books, because of the damage that they did, said Wiley Blevins, an educational consultant. In his opinion, when children are still learning the code of written language, it is required a “tight connection” between the letter-sound correspondences they’re learning and the text they’re reading, so that they have opportunities to practice. But leveled texts can’t do this job. Blevins said that the textdifficulty levels also don’t offer much practical use because they don’t tell educators what skills students still need to master – which doesn’t necessarily mean kids can’t ever pick up these books.
But what are leveled texts anyway? In many of the most popular reading programs of the last decade, leveled readers were some of the main texts that children worked with. Teachers used books for instruction, grouping students by their level and assigning them reading strategies to practice in the text. They have also been used for assessment since teachers listened to students read these books aloud, keeping a running record of their errors.
Publishers claimed that the text-leveling system could match students with books that were just right for their abilities – challenging enough to help them practice new skills, but not so challenging as to be frustrating or inaccessible. This idea is based on outdated theories about how children learn. Studies show that students can read books that are above their level with teacher and peer-provided support. They also indicate that restricting students to text at lower reading levels can actually widen achievement gaps.
However, other research has found that the leveling system isn’t even that accurate. A 2014 study showed that data from leveling assessments correctly predicted students’ reading ability only about 50 percent of the time.
The big problem with these books, though, is that they don’t help students develop their decoding skills, that is, their ability to sound out words by connecting letters tospoken sounds, said Kari Kurto, the National Science of Reading Project director at The Reading League – a group that advocates for evidence-based reading policy and classroom practice. Kurto complemented by saying that many of the words in these books aren’t written with constrained sound-spelling patterns, so “there’s no other strategy that a kid can use other than guessing,” Kurto said.
With all of this being said, one question pops up: how teachers can repurpose leveled readers?
As some districts have shifted their reading instructional practice, they have moved from leveled to decodable text – books written to give students practice with the letter-sound correspondences that they are learning in phonics lessons. However, decodable books shouldn’t be the only books that students ever see because at some point they will have to move on to more complex literature, said Blevins. In his point of view, teachers shouldn’t worry about matching students with a particular level, but rather see if they can find books that include some phonics patterns children know.
But can leveled texts build background knowledge? Some educators have repurposed leveled texts in a different way, using them to help students develop content knowledge about a subject. Research shows that students’ background knowledge is a key component of their reading comprehension ability.
According to Kurto, having more books available that might tap into kids’ different interests is valuable. Still, she draws the attention to the fact that many leveled books are written with simple themes and basic vocabulary and syntax. She said, “a lot of the leveled texts are just a little fluffy. If all [students are] getting beyond decodable text is leveled text, then it’s likely that they’re not being exposed to high-quality language and language structures.”
Although the debate about this matter is extensive and opinions are diverse, one thing is worth keeping in mind: what students read in class really matters.
Source: https://www.edweek.org/teaching-learning/doleveled-books-have-any-place-in-the-classroom/2024/10 Accessed on November 13, 2024. [Adapted]
Analise as informações a seguir:
I. É finalidade da Rede de Atenção Psicossocial a criação, ampliação e articulação de pontos de atenção à saúde para pessoas com sofrimento ou transtorno mental e com necessidades decorrentes do uso de crack, álcool e outras drogas.
II. O respeito aos direitos humanos, garantindo a autonomia e a liberdade das pessoas, bem como a promoção da equidade, reconhecendo os determinantes sociais da saúde constituem diretrizes da Rede de Atenção Psicossocial.
III. Promover cuidados em saúde especialmente para grupos mais vulneráveis (criança, adolescente, jovens, pessoas em situação de rua e populações indígenas) constitui uma das diretrizes para o funcionamento da Rede de Atenção Psicossocial.
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Analise as informações a seguir:
I. O atestado psicológico certifica, com fundamento no diagnóstico psicológico, uma determinada situação, estado ou funcionamento psicológico. Suas principais finalidades são justificar faltas, impedimentos, afastamentos ou dispensas, ou ainda justificar aptidão para atividades específicas após um processo de avaliação psicológica
II. O relatório psicológico comunica descritivamente a atuação profissional em determinado caso, podendo gerar orientações, recomendações, encaminhamentos e intervenções. Partindo da análise do registro documental do trabalho realizado, é necessário avaliar quais dados serão pertinentes à finalidade e aos destinatários do documento para, então, descrevê-los de forma contextualizada e fundamentada.
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