O papel do conhecimento do professor, da pedagogia e da competência digital no desenvolvimento integral dos alunos dentro dos currículos acadêmico-hafazan integrados nas escolas Ulul Albab Malaias

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DOI:

https://doi.org/10.22633/rpge.v29iesp4.20783

Palavras-chave:

Conhecimento do professor, Estratégias pedagógicas, Competência digital, Desenvolvimento integral do aluno, Currículo acadêmico integrado e Hafazan, Estrutura Ulul Albab

Resumo

Este estudo investiga a influência do conhecimento dos professores, das estratégias pedagógicas e da competência digital no desenvolvimento holístico dos alunos dentro dos currículos acadêmico-hafazan integrados sob o quadro Ulul Albab nas escolas urbanas da Malásia. Utilizando uma abordagem de métodos mistos, os dados foram coletados de 180 alunos por meio de questionários estruturados e de 10 professores por meio de entrevistas semiestruturadas e observações em sala de aula. Os resultados revelam que o domínio dos professores sobre o conteúdo das matérias, a alfabetização corânica, a pedagogia culturalmente responsiva e a proficiência em TIC aumentam significativamente o desempenho acadêmico dos alunos, a memorização do Alcorão, o caráter moral e a motivação intrínseca. Análises quantitativas indicam que o conhecimento dos professores e as abordagens pedagógicas são fortes preditores de resultados holísticos, enquanto insights qualitativos destacam a importância do engajamento empático dos professores, do modelismo e das estratégias instrucionais adaptativas. O estudo destaca a necessidade de desenvolvimento profissional contínuo, integração eficaz do currículo e alfabetização digital para otimizar a aprendizagem dos alunos em ambientes urbanos multiculturais. As implicações se estendem ao desenho curricular, ao treinamento de professores e ao desenvolvimento de políticas para uma educação islâmica sustentável e baseada em valores.

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Biografia do Autor

Azizan bin Harun, Universidade da Malásia Terengganu

Centro de Educação Fundamental e Continuada, Universidade da Malásia Terengganu, Malásia.

Asyraf Ab Rahman, Universidade da Malásia Terengganu

Centro de Educação Fundamental e Continuada, Universidade da Malásia Terengganu, Malásia.

Hailan Salamun, Universidade da Malásia Terengganu

Centro de Educação Fundamental e Continuada, Universidade da Malásia Terengganu, Malásia.

Abdul Hanis bin Embong, Universidade da Malásia Terengganu

Centro de Educação Fundamental e Continuada, Universidade da Malásia Terengganu, Malásia.

Hamdan bin Aziz, Universidade da Malásia Terengganu

Centro de Educação Fundamental e Continuada, Universidade da Malásia Terengganu, Malásia.

Kasyfullah bin Abd Kadir, Universidade da Malásia Terengganu

Centro de Educação Fundamental e Continuada, Universidade da Malásia Terengganu, Malásia.

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Publicado

20/12/2025

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Harun, A. bin, Rahman, A. A., Salamun, H., Embong, A. H. bin, Aziz, H. bin, & Abd Kadir, K. bin. (2025). O papel do conhecimento do professor, da pedagogia e da competência digital no desenvolvimento integral dos alunos dentro dos currículos acadêmico-hafazan integrados nas escolas Ulul Albab Malaias. Revista on Line De Política E Gestão Educacional, 29(esp4), e025108. https://doi.org/10.22633/rpge.v29iesp4.20783

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