ANALYSIS OF STRATEGIES AND NEEDS IN TEACHERS’ CONTINUING EDUCATION IN MANAUS PUBLIC SCHOOLS
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https://doi.org/10.1590/SciELOPreprints.13964Keywords:
Continuing education, Public education policies, Elementary School II, Teacher professional development, Urban AmazonAbstract
This article presents the results of asurvey conducted with teachers and administrators in seven schools in the northern zone ofManaus, with the objective of analyzing the continuing education strategiesimplemented between 2018 and 2021 and identifying the maintraining needs of elementary school teachers in the state school system. The research adopted a qualitative and quantitative approach, with the application ofquestionnaires and interviews, allowing for a critical analysis of the training actions. The results point to gaps in topics such as: inclusion, educational technologies, assessment practices, and classroom management, highlighting thepredominance of specific and decontextualized training models. Based on thearticulation between empirical data and theoretical references, recommendations are proposedfor more effective public policies, focusing on situated training, pedagogical tutoring, impact assessment, methodological diversity, andinterinstitutional partnerships. The research contributes to the debate on thevalorization of teaching practice and the strengthening of continuing education as astructuring element of educational quality in urban Amazonia.
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Copyright (c) 2025 Maria Edilene Pena Barboza, José Gil Vicente, Arnaldo Costa Gama, Karolina Barboza da Silva

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