Educação inclusiva durante a lei marcial

estratégias atuais e experiências de implementação

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DOI:

https://doi.org/10.22633/rpge.v29iesp2.20658

Palavras-chave:

Educação inclusiva, Igualdade dos alunos, Abordagem individual, Tecnologias interativas, Prática de tutoria

Resumo

O artigo analisa a eficácia da educação inclusiva baseada em novas abordagens voltadas à formação de competências profissionais e ao apoio integral aos alunos com necessidades educacionais especiais. A metodologia combina análise dos mecanismos educacionais existentes, aplicação do modelo Kirkpatrick, observação, pesquisa e cálculo do coeficiente de Student. As novas abordagens incluem o uso das plataformas interativas Genially, para o estudo teórico, e Jamboard, para aulas práticas, além de acompanhamento psicológico. Os resultados indicam que a aprendizagem inclusiva é favorecida pela igualdade entre participantes, trabalho em equipe, individualização e métodos multidimensionais. O grupo experimental apresentou melhor desempenho (M=87,6; SD=18,1) e maior satisfação (M=95,3; SD=20,4) que o grupo tradicional (M=75,1; SD=11,8). A eficácia geral foi de 85%, demonstrando que essas práticas tornam o processo inclusivo mais eficiente, flexível e centrado nas necessidades dos alunos.

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Biografia do Autor

Eliana Danilavichiutie, Academia Nacional de Ciências Educacionais da Ucrânia

Departamento de Terapia da Fala, Instituto Mykola Yarmachenko de Educação Especial e Psicologia, Academia Nacional de Ciências Educacionais da Ucrânia, Kiev, Ucrânia.

Olga Arkadieva, Academia Nacional de Ciências Educacionais da Ucrânia

Departamento de Terapia da Fala, Instituto Mykola Yarmachenko de Educação Especial e Psicologia, Academia Nacional de Ciências Educacionais da Ucrânia, Kiev, Ucrânia.

Liudmyla Trofymenko, Academia Nacional de Ciências Educacionais da Ucrânia

Departamento de Terapia da Fala, Instituto Mykola Yarmachenko de Educação Especial e Psicologia, Academia Nacional de Ciências Educacionais da Ucrânia, Kiev, Ucrânia.

Tamara Andriichuk, Universidade Estadual Zhytomyr Ivan Franko

Departamento de Ecologia e Geografia, Faculdade de Ciências Naturais, Universidade Estadual Zhytomyr Ivan Franko, Zhytomyr, Ucrânia.

Viktoria Lutsenko, Academia Nacional de Ciências Educacionais

Departamento de Educação Institucional, Instituto de Problemas Educacionais da Academia Nacional de Ciências Educacionais da Ucrânia, Kiev, Ucrânia.

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25/11/2025

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Danilavichiutie, E., Arkadieva, O., Trofymenko, L., Andriichuk, T., & Lutsenko, V. (2025). Educação inclusiva durante a lei marcial: estratégias atuais e experiências de implementação. Revista on Line De Política E Gestão Educacional, 29(esp2), e025054. https://doi.org/10.22633/rpge.v29iesp2.20658

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