TEACHING OF GRADUATION AND SOCIAL INCLUSION: AN EXPERIENCE OF THE MONITORING PROGRAM OF UFOPA
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https://doi.org/10.14572/nuances.v26i2.3303Keywords:
Academic Monitoring, Higher Education, InclusionAbstract
This paper presents a report of regarding the implementation of the Academic Monitoring Program of the UFOPA. Among the Program actions it is highlighted, the experience concerning the monitoring to assisting the indigenous students and the monitoring related to the dealing with the accessibility actions and to the students with special educational needs. It presents data of diagnostic assessment which aimed to understand the students’ perception about the monitoring for their education. The methodology adopted was descriptive-analytical with quanti-qualitative method and the subjects were Program monitors. The results demonstrate, altogether, that the monitoring allows to build significant experiences for a process of social inclusion regarding the assisted students, since, when developing actions of the Program, this aims to contribute for the graduation teaching improvement, involving teachers advisors, monitoring students (scholarship students) and assisted students, for the learning improvement, conditions of stay and academic achievement.
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