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    <pubDate>Wed, 15 Apr 2026 04:04:14 GMT</pubDate>
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      <title>Geotecnologias e tecnologias no ensino de geografia para o estudo de paisagem na bacia hidrográfica do córrego Mineiro, Nova Olímpia – MT</title>
      <link>https://tede.unioeste.br/handle/tede/8255</link>
      <description>Title: Geotecnologias e tecnologias no ensino de geografia para o estudo de paisagem na bacia hidrográfica do córrego Mineiro, Nova Olímpia – MT
Autor: Vieira, Laurentino Bernardes
Primeiro orientador: Leme, Rosana Cristina Biral
Abstract: This research investigated how geotechnologies and digital technologies can motivate &#xD;
and stimulate students' interest in learning the content of the Geography subject in &#xD;
Basic Education. The subjects involved were students from two 6th-grade classes of &#xD;
Elementary School II – final years – in the morning period, at the Wilson de Almeida &#xD;
State School, located in the central area of the city of Nova Olímpia – MT. Its objective &#xD;
was to ascertain how digital educational resources (DERs) can contribute to the &#xD;
learning of geographical content, analyzing their limitations and possibilities, as well as &#xD;
respecting the particularities of student learning. Thus, the research focused on &#xD;
examining the contribution of information and communication technologies (ICTs) to a&#xD;
playful and equitable geographical education to foster student interest and, &#xD;
consequently, cognitive learning of the content. We based our work on the hypothesis &#xD;
that an educational scenario combining the use of digital educational resources with &#xD;
topics relevant to students' experiences favors geographical education, arousing their &#xD;
interest, attention, engagement, and emotion in the act of learning. To this end, we &#xD;
used the following digital educational resources: Google Earth, Google Sites, gamified &#xD;
activities, digital maps, and the Padlet platform. As a basis for applying the didactic pedagogical actions, we used George Bertrand's (1971) concept of landscape, &#xD;
adapting it to accessible language so that the students participating in the research &#xD;
could understand it and associate it with the study of landscape dynamics in the &#xD;
Mineiro stream watershed (BHCM), located in the municipality of Nova Olímpia – MT. &#xD;
At the end of the research, we were able to conclude that ICTs, when used with &#xD;
pedagogical intent by the teacher and when adequate infrastructure conditions exist, &#xD;
are widely accepted in the teaching-learning process and enable a more playful and &#xD;
attractive geographical education for students, thus contributing to the production and &#xD;
use of a greater diversity of didactic and methodological strategies. In this context, &#xD;
ICTs provide opportunities for a more dynamic, equitable, and inclusive education.
Publisher: Universidade Estadual do Oeste do Paraná
Tipo do documento: Tese</description>
      <pubDate>Tue, 09 Dec 2025 00:00:00 GMT</pubDate>
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      <dc:date>2025-12-09T00:00:00Z</dc:date>
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      <title>Sementes crioulas: resistência e desafios na experiência do movimento de mulheres camponesas em Santa Catarina</title>
      <link>https://tede.unioeste.br/handle/tede/8250</link>
      <description>Title: Sementes crioulas: resistência e desafios na experiência do movimento de mulheres camponesas em Santa Catarina
Autor: Collet, Zenaide
Primeiro orientador: Santos, Roseli Alves dos
Abstract: This thesis investigates the role of landrace seeds within the Movement of Peasant Women &#xD;
(MMC), aiming to identify their potential for MMC/SC and to understand how they have been &#xD;
challenging and transforming patriarchal relations of gender, class, race, and generation from &#xD;
the perspective of agroecological peasant feminist struggles. The research is grounded in a &#xD;
qualitative approach built upon popular education practices developed with peasant women, &#xD;
thus characterizing it as militant research. The theoretical framework draws on authors who &#xD;
examine peasantry, gender and feminist geography, popular peasant feminism, and landrace &#xD;
seeds. The study focuses on the MMC in the western region of Santa Catarina.&#xD;
Methodologically, the investigation employed field diary records, conversations with women &#xD;
seed guardians, and the development of ten inventories of productive homegardens—one in &#xD;
each participating municipality—complemented by photographic documentation. The personal &#xD;
and social relevance of the study stems from its connection to my involvement in the &#xD;
Movement, whose mission is the liberation of women from all forms of violence, as well as &#xD;
from its contribution to strengthening agroecological agriculture and advancing scientific &#xD;
production on a topic still lacking systematic investigation. The results indicate that the actions &#xD;
of the MMC, particularly through its Seed Program, encouraged women to share their seeds, &#xD;
granting visibility to the guardians and recognition to their knowledge. This represents a &#xD;
formative and practical process that unveils limiting conceptions and enhances the set of &#xD;
conditions necessary for seed production. The study found that landrace seeds act as entry &#xD;
points for propositional actions, reaffirming that seeds and land are structural elements of food &#xD;
production and food sovereignty. The inventories reveal that seeds in productive homegardens &#xD;
constitute practices of resistance and, at the same time, forms of denunciation of the capitalist, &#xD;
patriarchal, and racist agricultural model, whose historical roots lie in colonialism and which, &#xD;
today, is expressed in agribusiness and in the commodification of nature under the control of &#xD;
large corporations. The experiences with landrace seeds in the homegardens of the women &#xD;
participating in the MMC indicate real possibilities for re-signifying ways of life and &#xD;
relationships with land, food, economy, environment, work, and existence itself. This set of &#xD;
practices strengthens the continuity of peasant family agriculture and contributes to building &#xD;
the identity of peasant women as autonomous subjects, bearers of knowledge, and promoters of &#xD;
relations of care and equity with the diverse forms of life.
Publisher: Universidade Estadual do Oeste do Paraná
Tipo do documento: Tese</description>
      <pubDate>Mon, 10 Nov 2025 00:00:00 GMT</pubDate>
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      <dc:date>2025-11-10T00:00:00Z</dc:date>
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      <title>A territorialização da luta sindical por políticas públicas no plano de carreira dos profissionais da educação na Rede Municipal de Xaxim (SC) 1994-2023</title>
      <link>https://tede.unioeste.br/handle/tede/8248</link>
      <description>Title: A territorialização da luta sindical por políticas públicas no plano de carreira dos profissionais da educação na Rede Municipal de Xaxim (SC) 1994-2023
Autor: Monteiro, Luiz Paulo
Primeiro orientador: Schlosser, Marli  Terezinha Szumilo
Abstract: This investigation aims to show related to the territorialization of union fight for public &#xD;
politics facing to career plans of education professionals from the municipal network &#xD;
from Xaxim (SC), during the period of 1994 to 2023, with emphasis in the Law &#xD;
construction 128/2013, under the view of Geography Work — a mark to the career of &#xD;
the municipal public from Xaxim. The trajectory of educational politics in Brazil reveals &#xD;
a history of devaluation of education professionals, marked by the appellant non compliance of the National Minimum Wage for Teachers by some states and &#xD;
municipalities. This neglect compromises the quality of teaching and the working rights &#xD;
of the category. In front of this scenario, the unions emerge as protagonists in the fight &#xD;
for fair career plans. Through mobilizations, negotiations and articulation with the &#xD;
school community, aim to guarantee professional appreciation and decent working &#xD;
conditions. In the research itinerary, we use the historical-dialectical materialism &#xD;
method, that makes it possible this space comprehension, with the existing &#xD;
contradictions. It was made a thorough analysis of the legislations elaborated between &#xD;
years 1994 to 2023, as well the before normative documents, that exerted direct &#xD;
influence in the organization and working activities of the involved subjects. This &#xD;
investigation permitted identify continuities, ruptures and actualizations on the legal &#xD;
marks that regulate the work, evidencing the impacts of those transformations over the &#xD;
professionals practices, the working rights and the act conditions of these workers &#xD;
during the considerate period. To the development of this study, it was used a &#xD;
qualitative approach, through case study. They were interviewed 30 subjects involved &#xD;
in the process of implantation and implementation of the career plan from the &#xD;
municipality of Xaxim (SC), with political leaders from that time and education &#xD;
professionals that live from this work, before and after the implantation of the &#xD;
Complementary Law 128/2013. The study over the historic context of the educational &#xD;
laws in the career plan of the education professionals in Xaxim (SC) reveals the &#xD;
trajectory of union fight against the precariousness of the teaching work and the &#xD;
devaluation of the category. The Complementary Law 128/2013 is presented as a legal &#xD;
mark that reformulated the career plan, product of the Union mobilization and the dialog &#xD;
with the school community, bringing advances as the additional for classroom &#xD;
management and academic training appreciation. However, it evidences &#xD;
contradictions between capital and work, in the articulations speech of the public &#xD;
service modernization, with the neoliberal legislations, as the replacement pedagogical &#xD;
autonomy by a technocratic model, aggravated by the outsourcing of the teaching &#xD;
materials as handouts and use of digital platforms that overload teaching work, in the &#xD;
bureaucratization process of education. In this scenario, the union acting consolidated &#xD;
itself as resistance force, reaffirming the public education as democratic practice, &#xD;
emancipatory and socially committed.
Publisher: Universidade Estadual do Oeste do Paraná
Tipo do documento: Tese</description>
      <pubDate>Fri, 28 Nov 2025 00:00:00 GMT</pubDate>
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      <dc:date>2025-11-28T00:00:00Z</dc:date>
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      <title>Dinâmica pluvial na bacia hidrográfica do Rio Chapecó: influência do El Niño oscilação sul nas áreas de risco de enchente/inundação (1975-2021)</title>
      <link>https://tede.unioeste.br/handle/tede/8162</link>
      <description>Title: Dinâmica pluvial na bacia hidrográfica do Rio Chapecó: influência do El Niño oscilação sul nas áreas de risco de enchente/inundação (1975-2021)
Autor: Borges, Anderson
Primeiro orientador: Pontelli, Marga Eliz
Abstract: The El Niño Southern Oscillation (ENSO) is a worldwide phenomenon, and, in Brazil, it has &#xD;
distinct characteristics in each region. In the South of the country, this weather pattern causes &#xD;
an increase (El Niño) or reduction (La Niña) in annual precipitation totals. Therefore, it is &#xD;
possible to relate this increase in the amount of precipitation to episodes of floods and &#xD;
inundations that have occurred over the years in the region. Several authors have already studied &#xD;
the relationship between ENSO and inundation episodes. However, in western Santa Catarina, &#xD;
these studies are still scarce. To expand the studies on this theme, the spatial focus of this &#xD;
research is the hydrographic basin of the Chapecó River (BHRC), which for decades has &#xD;
accumulated social and economic losses with hydrological events. BHRC is found on the &#xD;
Araucaria plateau, more specifically in the Midwest of Santa Catarina. The Chapecó River is &#xD;
248 km long, draining an area of 8,190 km², passing through 30 municipalities. These &#xD;
municipalities are considered small, mostly with less than 10 thousand inhabitants. The period &#xD;
of the research is from 1975 to 2021, with the goal of obtaining a significant series, with more &#xD;
than 30 years and with as few flaws as possible. Based on the above, this research aims to &#xD;
characterize the rainfall regime in the BHRC and show variations in the areas of &#xD;
flood/inundation risk in ENSO years. The specific objectives are: (i) to characterize &#xD;
(qualitatively and quantitatively) the rainfall regime; (ii) identify the time of recurrence of &#xD;
extreme precipitation events; (iii) map the areas at risk of flooding/inundation; and (iv) prepare &#xD;
risk maps for the most affected municipalities. The text is divided into five chapters. The first &#xD;
consists of the bibliographic reference on the research theme, looking to define the main &#xD;
concepts. The second includes the methodological assumptions of the research. The third &#xD;
addresses the area of study, presenting physical aspects. The fourth includes the characterization &#xD;
of the rainfall regime (total annual and monthly), the statistical parameters, the classification of &#xD;
standard years, and the time of recurrence of extreme events (five-day period). Finally, in the &#xD;
fifth chapter, information about the fieldwork and the identification of flood/inundation risk &#xD;
areas in the municipalities of Coronel Freitas, Nova Itaberaba, Águas de Chapecó, Saudades, &#xD;
Modelo, and Quilombo are presented. The BHRC showed great variability of rainfall over the &#xD;
years. Wetter periods coincide with El Niño, while dry years are generally unrelated to La Niña. &#xD;
Thus, there is a pattern of precipitation in moderate and strong El Niño episodes, but not in the &#xD;
dry periods linked to La Niña. The largest precipitation events (major floods) had a recurrence &#xD;
time of more than 20 years, reaching up to 127 years in the rainfall season of Saudades, in the &#xD;
event of July 1983. The identification of risk areas was based on the mapping conducted by &#xD;
CPRM, after the floods of 2014 and 2015. In the municipalities of Coronel Freitas, Saudades, &#xD;
Nova Itaberaba and Águas de Chapecó, the risk areas pointed out in the thesis are similar to the &#xD;
respective mapping. However, in the municipalities of Modelo and Quilombo, the research &#xD;
found risk areas greater than those presented in the CPRM mapping, which was confirmed by &#xD;
recent hydrometeorological events (between 2020 and 2023) in the respective municipalities. &#xD;
ENSO events result in a negligible increase in flood/inundation risk areas. It is noted that, in &#xD;
episodes of strong El Niño, the probability of hydrometeorological disasters increases, given &#xD;
the excess of rainfall in these years, forming the necessary conditions for such events.
Publisher: Universidade Estadual do Oeste do Paraná
Tipo do documento: Tese</description>
      <pubDate>Mon, 25 Aug 2025 00:00:00 GMT</pubDate>
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      <dc:date>2025-08-25T00:00:00Z</dc:date>
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