Open Access
Avaliar para Aprender no Ensino da Ginástica Acrobática em Contexto de Estágio
Author(s) -
Ana Silva,
André Moura,
Paula Batista
Publication year - 2019
Language(s) - English
DOI - 10.47863/xjtt5025
Subject(s) - psychology , focus group , class (philosophy) , content analysis , mathematics education , pedagogy , computer science , sociology , artificial intelligence , social science , anthropology
Assessment is a regulatory and fundamental element of the teaching-learning process (Dutra et al., 2018), which in the perspective of the Assessment for Learning allows fostering the learning (Broadfoot et al., 1999). This study aimed to analyse students’ involvement and motivation in the Assessment for Learning processes and the impact on learning. The participants were 21 students of a class of the 11th grade of the Scientific- Humanistic Course of Science and Technology, with an average age of 17.23. The instruments used were focus group interviews, audio recordings of teacher feedbacks, several self and peer assessment moments and the teacher’s diary. Auto evaluation data were analyzed using descriptive measures (average and mode) and the information from pear observations, focus group interview and teacher board diary were analyzed using the content analysis procedures (Bardin, 2008).The data showed that students raised their level of involvement and motivation for the sessions, especially in the construction of the gymnastic scheme. In addition, the application of this methodology has enhanced learning in the acquisition of knowledge, as well as in the dynamics of the different groups.