Reflections on planning and the teaching-learning process:

the case of computer teachers in Professional and Technological Education

Abstract

Considering planning as a fundamental element for the development of the teaching-learning process. This article proposes to reflect on the planning of computer teachers in vocational and technological education in order to understand how it contributes to the students' teaching-learning process. The qualitative approach was used as a methodology, with a semi-structured interview with three computer teachers. Data analysis was performed using the technique of Aguiar and Ozella (2006) organized by pre-indicators and indicators in order to arrive at the synthesis of the object's meaning cores, which allowed us to carry out an empirical analysis considering the four cores that emerged from the our object, they are: Nucleus 1: Considerations on the use of praxis in search of the break with traditional teaching; Core 2: Differentiated methodological strategies in the construction of student knowledge; Nucleus 3: Evaluation as a process of probing and understanding the contents; Core 4: The importance of the teacher-student relationship and the motivation of students in the classroom. It was found that teachers seek to organize their planning in an open and flexible way taking into account the reality of the student and seeking strategies that enable the adequacy of students. content to the needs of the teaching-learning process, making it possible to make it more meaningful.