Project �Early Technical Education�
An opportunity to implement practices of curriculum innovation
Autor: Ana Margarida Veiga Sim�o + , Elisabete Rodrigues + , Belmiro Cabrito +
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Abstract
The European project “Early Technical Education” seeks to promote technical education for children, encouraging them in the understanding of scientific-technological phenomena.
To this end, it was endeavoured to develop children-targeted pedagogical material to be applied in the initial and continuous training of Pré-primary and Primary Education teachers and duly based on teaching-learning methodological approaches that comprise the fields of Education and Technology. As a result, a digital manual was prepared with didactic resources on-line (http://www.earlytechnicaleducation.org).
In this article, besides introducing the Project and the site, we also refer to case studies which have taken place in Portugal, namely the evaluation of some of the options indicated in the manual.
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- Editorial �
- Presentation note �
- Dossier
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Educational Technologies. Analysis of Master dissertations carried out in Portugal
Fernando Albuquerque Costa +
pages 7-24 { pdf }
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Profiting from the Internet in Primary and Secondary School Teaching
Ana Am�lia Amorim Carvalho +
pages 25-38 { pdf }
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The Limits and Possibilities of ICT in Education
Guilhermina Lobato Miranda +
pages 39-48 { pdf }
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The ICT at Elementary School and Kindergarten
L�cia Amante +
pages 49-62 { pdf }
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Project �Early Technical Education�
Ana Margarida Veiga Sim�o + , Elisabete Rodrigues + , Belmiro Cabrito +
pages 63-74 { pdf }
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Teachers's competence and confidence regarding the use of ICT
Helena Peralta + , Fernando Albuquerque Costa +
pages 75-84 { pdf }
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The Curriculum in a community of practice
Cristina Costa +
pages 85-96 { pdf }
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Digital Simulation and experimental activities in Physics and Chemistry
pages 97-108 { pdf }
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- Book reviews
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Review of "Life on the Screen. Identity on the Age of the Internet", by Sherry Turkle
M�nica Raleiras +
pages 109-112 { pdf }
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- Conferences
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How virtual communities of practice and learning communities can change our vision of education
Jos� L. Rodr�guez Illera +
pages 113-120 { pdf }
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- Other articles
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The Professional Culture of the primary school teacher in Portugal
Telmo H. Caria +
pages 121-134 { pdf }
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