Project of Animation and Intervention

Ficha de unidade curricular - Ano letivo 2021/2022

Code: LAS20
Acronym: PAI
Section/Department: Social Sciences and Education
Semester/Trimester: Anual
Courses:
Acronym Curricular Years ECTS
LAS 30
Teaching weeks: 15
Weekly workload:
Hours/week T TP P PL L TC E OT OT/PL TPL O S
Type of classes
Head: Carla Cibele Fiel Vasconcelos Figueiredo
Lectures: Ana Rita Torres dos Santos
Carla Cibele Fiel Vasconcelos Figueiredo
Filipe Manuel Carapeto Fialho
Luís Carlos Rodrigues dos Santos
Luísa Manuela da Costa Ramos de Carvalho

Teaching language

Portuguese

Intended learning outcomes (Knowledges, skills and competencies to be developed by the students)

Understands that the construction of the professional identity of Sociocultural Animator has been a
route complex, influenced socially and culturally.
Understands the importance of the ethical issues linked to the exercise of professions.
Know the duties and tasks of animators, including the historical processes of
construction of socio-cultural status of workers and the Code of Ethics.
It is able to reflect on the different characteristics of Sociocultural Animation in terms of its
objectives, institutions, media, equipment and public.
Understands the nature, mission and limitations of institutions dedicated to this area.
Understand and know how to use foundation pedagogical interventions proposed.
Know and know how to apply the intervention planning methodologies
It is able to reflect on their own practice as sociocultural animator.

Syllabus

1. The social construction of professions
- Ethics and professional deontology
- Social regulation of professions: associations, trade unions and professional associations
- Civic and professional participation - sharing experiences and knowledge.

2. theoretical frames that support the planning of social welfare, cultural and educational
- The sociology of action
- The Research-Action
- Project work

3. The socio-cultural intervention
- The groups and their characteristics and dynamics
- Models and methods of sociocultural intervention
- The stages of sociocultural intervention
- The evaluation of socio-cultural intervention (objectives, approaches and theoretical assumptions, models, stages, criteria and indicators).

4.Acção and reflection on the action
The importance of reflecting on the action to build the career and its instruments:
- Diaries, portfolios and other narrative description and reflection on a professional level, blogs and other digital media.
- Forums and professional training opportunities throughout life.
- The development of product research and reflection on action

5. Theoretical and practical contributions to the socio-cultural intervention (to include annually according to identified training needs). For example:

- Sociocultural animation through artistic expressions.
- Sociocultural Animation and children and youth at risk
- Sociocultural animation, multi and interculturalism
- The socio-cultural intervention with people with special needs.
- The socio-cultural intervention with the elderly.


Demonstration of the syllabus coherence with the UC intended learning outcomes

Ethics and professional deontology are subject to analysis and now practice and reflection, gaining consistency from one stage experience. A course with a duration of only three years, it is essential to provide students with a reflective frame which means the world of work and professions. The more general knowledge of methodological framework, have already been addressed in other years and other UC, here worked more closely than ever on stage project, gaining a broader sense and richer, providing a more individualized approach. On the other hand, if there is knowledge that they are array of professional practice (social and educational area) there it is necessary to deepen knowledge at the intersection of social and cultural activities with certain areas of knowledge, providing up this UC these these links conceptual nature more later it will be required to work performance.

Teaching methodologies

Organization of classes and workshops

Each year the classes are structured in the following dynamics:

1st half classes are of four types:

1. Project - these are classes in which specifies how it should be done the stage and prepared the draft intervention, approaching key methodological issues for their preparation.
2. Seminars - focus on cross or more specific issues, especially in areas where the training of students is still a deficit may be taught by professors from UC or external guests.
3. Workshops - These are practical classes where looking to explore skills needed for future socio-cultural animators.
4. Mentoring - this is an individualized support made by the tutor in relation to the student whose stage monitors, these tutorials can either be performed during school hours (are mandatory) and outside them (the student's request).

The lessons of the 2nd semester are preferably four types
- Mentoring - are compulsory in the 2nd semester all classes marked as such, allow the tutor to support the student stage.
- Collective reflection / sharing practices - are group lessons, which proposed the sharing of practices developed on stage or reflection on some topics related to them.
- Continuity of seminars and workshops 1st semester: When not get exhausted in the 1st half the number of workshops and seminars considered necessary, these will take place in the 2nd half.
- Presentation Seminar and / or exposure - This is the end time is assumed the summary of the project done and reflection on it, has a public nature and can count on the presence of invited guests.

Demonstration of the teaching methodologies coherence with the curricular unit's intended learning outcomes

The pratical training, central in this course, means an essential work experience so that each student understands their vocational option and to develop as a sociocultural animator, either individually or as a member of a professional group. The student is asked to characterize the institution in order to understand what may be the scope of its assistance (2/3 days), collecting essential elements for the presentation of a project that will stimulate a second.
The project, designed with the use of the tutor is in its different phases, shared with classmates and with all teachers who give their contribution. It is also shared in the execution phase, allowing the class can track the route of many colleagues and take advantage of these experiences in terms of training. After the pratical training. of completion is even provided a seminar open to the community, in order to present and discuss the work, also allowing interaction with many of each institution responsible for pratical training.

Assessment methodologies and evidences

Note that this UC as frequency regulation and EUT evaluation can not be carried out by examination, is required to carry out an pratical training. Also worth noting that even if the student has made stage, if you do not get positive evaluation on the performance of the same, you can not use the exam for this purpose. Thus, the examination this UC is intended solely to improve the classification obtained in nature documents written that, whether or not directly related to the pratical training, are subject to revision and improvement.

single course throughout the year-15%
critical report of the seminar-15%
supporting documents and reflection / - 30%
Pratical Training-
Performance on Pratical Training-- 40%

Attendance system

Note that this UC as frequency regulation and EUT evaluation can not be carried out by examination, is required to carry out an pratical training. Also worth noting that even if the student has made stage, if you do not get positive evaluation on the performance of the same, you can not use the exam for this purpose. Thus, the examination this UC is intended solely to improve the classification obtained in nature documents written that, whether or not directly related to the pratical training, are subject to revision and improvement.

Student workers, they should be treated with the responsibility of UC.

Bibliography

Profissionalidade
ANASC- Associação Nacional de Animadores Socioculturais. – Estatuto
do Animador Sociocultural. [Em linha]. [Consult. 10 Set. 2006] Disponível em
http://anasc.no.sapo.pt/docs.htm (obrigatório)

APDASC- Associação Portuguesa para o Desenvolvimento da Animação
Sócio-Cultural. Estatuto do Animador Sociocultural. Disponível em http://www.apdasc.com/pt /(obrigatório)

APDASC- Associação Portuguesa para o Desenvolvimento da Animação
Sócio-Cultural. Código Deontológico do Animador Sociocultural. Disponível em http://www.apdasc.com/pt / (obrigatório)

Ander- Egg E. (1999) O léxico do Animador. Edições ANASC. (obrigatório)

Costa, C. (coord). (2010). Animação Sociocultural – profissão e profissionalização dos animadores. Porto: Livpsic.

Costa, C. Associação Portuguesa para o Desenvolvimento da Animação Sociocultural, a audaz aventura dos primeiros visitantes da lua. Revista Iberoamericana vol.1, n.1., out.2006/fev.2007

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Reflexão e desenvolvimento profissional

Kelchtermans, G. (1999). A utilização de biografias na formação de professores. Revista Aprender, nº 18.

Loreto, M. (2003) Inter-tecendo a vida: histórias de vida de mulheres, in Ribeiro Ferreira (ML) org., As teias que as mulheres tecem. Edições Colibri.

Loreto, M.(1995) "A prática das histórias de vida em formação; um processo de investigação-formação", Actas do Colóquio sobre "Estado actual da investigação em formação". Lisboa: FCT/UNL.

Loreto, M. (2002). O porquê e para quê do uso das Histórias de Vida. In Malpique, M, Histórias de Vida. Porto: Campo das Letras.

Design e avaliação de projectos

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Carmo, H. (1999). Desenvolvimento Comunitário. Lisboa: Universidade Aberta.

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Guerra, I.(2002). Fundamentos e Processos de uma Sociologia de Acção. Lisboa: Principia.

Leite, E; Malpique, M.; Santos, M.(1991). Trabalho de Projecto-aprender por projectos centrados em problemas. Porto: Edições Afrontamento (existe na biblioteca)

Instituto de Inovação Educacional (1994). Dossier “Pensar avaliação, melhorar a aprendizagem”. Lisboa: IIE

Tuckman, B. (1994/2000). Manual de investigação em Educação. Lisboa: Fundação Calouste Gulbenkian

Ventosa, V. (2011). Desarrollo y evaluación de proyectos socioculturales. Madrid: Editorial CCS (existe na biblioteca)

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