10 mil vagas para curso gratuito e online (EAD) de formação pedagógica em educação inclusiva: Desenvolva atividades com recursos adaptados e promova a diversidade

10,000 Spots for Free Online Course (EAD) on Pedagogical Training in Inclusive Education: Develop Activities with Adapted Resources and Promote Diversity

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10 mil vagas para curso gratuito e online (EAD) de formação pedagógica em educação inclusiva: Desenvolva atividades com recursos adaptados e promova a diversidade

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Secure Your Spot in the Free Inclusive Education Course (EAD)! UFRN and UERN Open 10,000 Spots for Teachers. Transform Your Pedagogical Practice Right Now!

If you are a Basic Education teacher looking to improve your pedagogical practices, this is the opportunity you have been waiting for. The Federal University of Rio Grande do Norte (UFRN) and the State University of Rio Grande do Norte (UERN) have launched a public notice offering 10,000 spots for the free online (EAD) pedagogical training course in special education from the perspective of inclusive education. Completely remote, the course ensures flexibility to meet the needs of professionals throughout the state.

With a workload of 120 hours, the training will take place between March and May 2025. The course structure combines synchronous and asynchronous classes in the Virtual Learning Environment (AVA) of the Federal University of Goiás (UFG), via the Labtime platform. During the course, experienced tutors provide continuous support, facilitating learning and helping teachers implement inclusive practices in their schools.

This initiative addresses the growing demand for qualified educators to work in regular classrooms and in Specialized Educational Service (AEE), consolidating a commitment to inclusive education in Brazil.

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Who Can Participate?

The free online course (EAD) is exclusively intended for Basic Education teachers who work in public institutions (state, municipal, or federal) in Rio Grande do Norte. Professionals teaching in regular classrooms or in Specialized Educational Service (AEE) can apply.

Candidates must have access to a computer with internet. Otherwise, they can use the face-to-face support centers of the Open University of Brazil (UAB), listed in Annex I of the public notice. This hybrid format ensures that all interested individuals have the means to participate.

What Courses Are Available?

Although it is a single course, it is divided into four thematic modules addressing inclusive pedagogical practices:

Special Education from an Inclusive Perspective;
Educational Technologies in AEE;
Pedagogical Strategies for Inclusion;
Assessment and Practices in Inclusive Education.

These modules have been developed to equip teachers with practical and theoretical skills, allowing for more effective engagement in inclusive educational contexts.

How Does the Selection Process Work?

Selection for the free online course (EAD) will be based on the order of registration, ensuring transparency and fairness for all participants. Free registrations are already open and will continue until January 6, 2025.

The preliminary results will be announced on November 29, 2024, with the possibility of appeals until December 4, 2024. The final results will be published on December 6, 2024. Those approved should follow the official UFRN or UERN website for information regarding enrollment and course commencement.

Sign Up for the Free Course

Registrations must be made exclusively online, using the form available on the SEDIS/UFRN website ( https ://sedis .ufrn .br/ ). Secure your spot in this transformative pedagogical training and contribute to an inclusive and quality education. Don’t miss the deadline: until January 6, 2025. Take this chance to advance your career and make a difference in your students’ lives!

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Margarete

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02/01/2025 06:57

Só professores formatos que podem fazer esse curso eu estou estudando magistério

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Giovane da Silva Sampaio

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01/01/2025 20:57

Uma ótima oportunidade para quem gosta de estudar, como essa pessoa que escreve.

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anônimo

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01/01/2025 21:40

verdade, as datas não tem lógica, resultado sai antes da pessoa se inscrever e o pior com data do ano passado
Parece mais golpe para copiar os dados dos inscritos

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Secure Your Spot in the Free Inclusive Education Course (EAD)! UFRN and UERN Open 10,000 Spots for Teachers. Transform Your Pedagogical Practice Right Now!

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