Remote education to deaf students in pandemic times

Since the Covid-19 outbreak in Brazil, changes occurred to face this pandemic and social isolation (lockdown) is one. The State of Paraná implemented remote education showing concerns of the school community regarding the teaching and learning of deaf students. Therefore, latent concer...

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Main Authors: Elsa Midori Shimazak, Renilson José Menegassi, Dinéia Ghizzo Neto Fellini
Format: Article
Language:Portuguese
Published: Universidade Estadual de Ponta Grossa 2020-07-01
Series:Práxis Educativa
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Online Access:https://revistas2.uepg.br/index.php/praxiseducativa/article/view/15476/209209213432
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Summary:Since the Covid-19 outbreak in Brazil, changes occurred to face this pandemic and social isolation (lockdown) is one. The State of Paraná implemented remote education showing concerns of the school community regarding the teaching and learning of deaf students. Therefore, latent concerns led to a punctual and exploratory remote study. Five teachers, threestudents and one pedagogue from a school of foreign language education were questioned using three different questionnaires with six questions each and one oral interview. Results, supported by historical-cultural theories and dialogism in language, show: a) Remote teaching classes preparation is a challenge; b) some economically vulnerable students do not have access to remote activities; c) students without parental assistance to study; d) difficulty to understand and interpret the statements; e) without school social contact, isolation affects the linguistic and social development of deaf students
ISSN:1809-4031
1809-4309