the formation of the psychologist in the state of paraná, brazil, vis-À-vis school complaints

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2016
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Abstract
Foregrounded on Historical and Cultural Psychology, current research discusses the formation provided by Psychology Courses in the state of Paraná, Brazil, so that undergraduates could understand and evaluate students with schooling difficulties. Fourteen teacher-training course supervisors from seven higher education institutions of the state of Paraná were interviewed. Results show that within the context of the formation of Psychologists the comprehension of school complaints is bonded to social issues and is de-linked from individuals’ blameworthiness in schooling failures. Schooling formation should lead students to understand the historical and social determinants that affect the appropriation of knowledge and contribute towards a type of intervention that promotes the individuals’ highest development.
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Authors ;Marilda Gonçalves Dias Facci;Eliane da Costa Lima;Fabiola Batista Gomes Firbida;Marina Beatriz Shima Barroco;Zaira Fatima de Rezende Gonzales Leal;Patricia Vaz de Lessa
Journal acta crystallographica section e: crystallographic communications
Year 2016
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10.5380/psi.v19i2.28398
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