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characterization of school semipresential undergraduate and graduate subjects in the area of health promotion at the university of brasilia unb

Authors: André Ribeiro da Silva; Jônatas de França Barros; Henry Maia Peixoto; Linconl Agudo Oliveira Benito; Denismar Borges de Miranda; Cássio Murilo Alves Costa; Elioenai Dornelles Alves;

characterization of school semipresential undergraduate and graduate subjects in the area of health promotion at the university of brasilia unb

Abstract

The sociodemographic characteristics of students in a distance education course are diverse, which consequently can influence the teaching-learning process of this modality. This study proposal is to describe the sociodemographic characteristics of undergraduate and graduate semi-presence disciplines in the area of health promotion and its study habits. 148 students participated in the study. There was a predominance of women, of students who live with their families and with family income above eight minimum wages, with no difference among the groups. But there was a difference between the groups in age, working, being married, living alone and having children. The preponderance of economic, social, demographic and school characteristics may have facilitated the teaching-learning process established in the subjects. However, these characteristics might help developing mediation strategies between the tutor teacher and students, seeking a more active and reflective participation of students. References: [1] Alves, E. D., Kusano M. S. E., Serpa M. G. N., Kusano L. M. E. & Quaresma M. (2004). Ranços e avanços na utilização da internet para o ensino superior de enfermagem no Brasil. Revista Panamericana de Enfermeria, 2(1):14-23.

Keywords

Educational assessment, Higher education., Distance Education, Semi-presence

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