Últimos dias para inscrições! Curso gratuito, online (EAD) e transformador: MEC oferece curso de extensão em educação inclusiva para aprimorar práticas pedagógicas e promover a inclusão

Last Days for Enrollment! Free, Online (EAD) and Transformative Course: MEC Offers Extension Course in Inclusive Education to Enhance Pedagogical Practices and Promote Inclusion

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Published on 26/01/2025 at 10:57

Curso gratuito, online (EAD) e transformador: MEC oferece curso de extensão em educação inclusiva para aprimorar suas práticas pedagógicas e promover a inclusão

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Empower Yourself for a More Inclusive Education! Free Course in Special Education for Primary Education Teachers. Sign Up!

Registrations for the free online (EAD) course in special education from an inclusive perspective are open until January 30, 2025 for the free course. The initiative is a result of a partnership between the Ministry of Education (MEC), the Federal University of Western Pará (Ufopa), Capes, and the Federal Rural University of Rio de Janeiro (UFRRJ). The course aims to train primary education teachers to adopt pedagogical practices that promote inclusion in the classroom.

Training in Inclusive Practices: A Transformational Goal

Focusing on the continued education of educators, the free online (EAD) course aligns with the Living Without Limits plan (2023) and the guidelines of the Brazilian Inclusion Law (2015). The MEC’s proposal is to enhance teachers’ skills, ensuring they are prepared to address diversity and promote accessible education for all students.

Structure of the Free Course and Topics Covered

The free course, entirely online (EAD), has a workload of 120 hours and will be conducted over three months, starting in March 2025. It is structured around four thematic axes that cover:

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Modality and Target Audience

Offered in a distance learning format, the course utilizes the Virtual Learning Environment of UFRRJ. It is aimed at primary education teachers seeking to improve their pedagogical practices, contributing to a more inclusive and democratic educational environment.

Sign Up Now and Transform Your Educational Practice

Registrations for the free online (EAD) course can be made until January 30, 2025. To participate, simply access the official registration link. Don’t miss this opportunity to empower yourself and make a difference in inclusive education!

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