Caderno de atividades no processo de ensino e aprendizagem de língua inglesa: uma proposta interdisciplinar em um curso integrado

Abstract

Brazilian education, over the decades, has undergone significant changes in pedagogical practice and in teaching practice, since the apprehension of information and aggregation of knowledge, through various strategies, is today a necessity. In this sense, education scholars and researchers have been discussing pedagogical strategies for didactic support, whether technological or not. The research presented here shows the importance of building Activity Books for the Teaching English Language Learning of students in Integrated Technical Courses offered at Federal Institutes. From this theme, we will reflect on the relevance of support materials that meet the specificities of different technical courses in order to carry out the educational process based on the human, omnilateral and integral formation of the individual. The study presented a qualitative approach, which is fundamental for understanding and questioning official sources, as these, as they do not present absolute truths, are subject to analysis and inquiry. Therefore, as a theoretical contribution, we sought to reflect on Professional Education in Brazil, on the Historicity of the book until the arrival of the textbook in the hands of students and the Importance of Interdisciplinarity in EPT. The study is based on the theories of Marx (1976), Marx and Engels (2006), Lukacs (1978), Ramos (2014), Kuenzer (2000), Gatti Júnior (2004), among others. So, it is expected, from the elaboration of the activities notebook, an educational product which came from the results of this research, that this study becomes a pedagogical tool capable of dialoguing in an interdisciplinary way with the subjects of the courses, thus enabling an articulated student formation to the demands of the world of work that requires a professional who is subject to his own pedagogical practice. Finally, it is up to the teacher to think, create and apply significant pedagogical practices to student knowledge, thus providing opportunities for the development of citizenship, criticality, cultural and creative skills; and not to be a mere conveyor of contents that do not add and do not generate changes in the training process.