Federal University: Ufopa Opens 2,000 Registrations for EAD Extension Course for Educators

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Published on 08/08/2024 at 13:13

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Free Course of Ufopa Will Address Counter-Hegemonic Pedagogies and Is Directed Toward Students and Education Professionals

The Ufopa (Federal University of Western Pará) is open for registrations for a distance extension course for educators focused on the History of Pedagogical Ideas in Brazil. There are 2,000 available spots, and classes will be held from August 8 to November 28, every Thursday, from 9 AM to 12 PM, via the Histedbr Nacional Channel on YouTube.

Distance Extension Course for Educators: A Unique Opportunity

If you are a student of Pedagogy or any other teaching degree, or already work as an education professional, this is an unmissable chance to dive deeper into counter-hegemonic pedagogies. The distance extension course for educators offered by Ufopa will provide a workload of 60 hours, covering highly relevant topics for the field.

Topics Covered in the Distance Extension Course

In the distance extension course for educators, the following content will be explored:

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Who Can Register for the Distance Course?

The Ufopa invites to the distance course:

Undergraduate and graduate students
Students of Pedagogy and other teaching degrees from various universities such as UFSM, UENP, UFES, UFT, UFMA, UEM, UESB
Education professionals and members of the external community interested in the topic

How to Register for the Distance Extension Course of Ufopa

To secure your spot in the distance extension course for educators, just register by August 8 on the SIGAA-Ufopa website. At the bottom of the page, click on “click here to register.” If you need a little help, there is a detailed tutorial here.

The Ufopa is offering an incredible opportunity with this distance extension course for educators. Take advantage of this to expand your knowledge and discuss pedagogies that make a difference!

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Federal University: Ufopa Opens 2,000 Registrations for EAD Extension Course for Educators

Free Course of Ufopa Will Address Counter-Hegemonic Pedagogies and Is Directed Toward Students and Education Professionals

Distance Extension Course for Educators: A Unique Opportunity

Topics Covered in the Distance Extension Course

Who Can Register for the Distance Course?

How to Register for the Distance Extension Course of Ufopa

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