Management in schools: How to achieve educational excellence - Batista, Marisa
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This dissertation stems from the need to develop a Pedagogy of Excellence in Schools, through an innovative movement of practices, actions, and training so that all stakeholders can be part of it. It is necessary to bring about significant changes in students and awaken schools to ethical, political, aesthetic, and social dissemination. In the Knowledge Society, professionals are skilled, motivated, inventive, creative, proactive, entrepreneurial, ethical, and transform information into knowledge. Building a dialogue in schools, identifying the factors that affect the quality of teaching, is…mehr

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This dissertation stems from the need to develop a Pedagogy of Excellence in Schools, through an innovative movement of practices, actions, and training so that all stakeholders can be part of it. It is necessary to bring about significant changes in students and awaken schools to ethical, political, aesthetic, and social dissemination. In the Knowledge Society, professionals are skilled, motivated, inventive, creative, proactive, entrepreneurial, ethical, and transform information into knowledge. Building a dialogue in schools, identifying the factors that affect the quality of teaching, is essential. A survey and analysis (in loco) of a school group was carried out and a humanistic, technical, and social approach to transformation was proposed, encompassing all stakeholders. Hope is crucial for the organization to be able to transform itself. To this end, there is an urgent need for a collective and real educational project that develops the improvement of the training of teachers, parents, students, and assistants, as well as proactive and humane leadership. Everyone must be involved in engaging, teaching, and undertaking this project.
Autorenporträt
She is Institutional Director of the São Paulo State Government and was a teacher in the municipal school system. She holds a master's degree in Human Resources Management from ISLA-Leiria and is currently pursuing a PhD in Education at the Lusófona University of Humanities and Technologies in Lisbon. She has been honored with awards from the São Paulo City Council and the Black Society.