IPLUSO 26405
Technology, Play and the Child's Agency
Primary Education
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ApresentaçãoPresentationThis course aims to familiarize children with new technologies. In a playful atmosphere and in a group context, children are socialized with fundamental learning that will allow them to make progress in the following years of schooling. Through play, it is intended to introduce children to the technological problem.
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ProgramaProgramme• Technology, technological resources and childhood development; • Creation of opportunities for playful and technological experiences; • Play: concept, types and functions; • Child agency in the contemporary educational and technological context
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ObjectivosObjectives• Understand the importance of play in the integral development of the child, recognizing different types of games and their role in cognitive, emotional and social growth; • Analyze the concept of child agency and how it can be promoted through playful activities, allowing children to make decisions and take an active role in their learning; • Explore the use of technology in childhood in a responsible and creative way, identifying tools and methods that support the child's development; • Develop practical skills to integrate playful and technological activities and resources in the intervention with a focus on promoting the child's agency; • Critically reflect on the role of the educator in creating opportunities for the child and in the use of technology, considering ethical and inclusion issues.
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BibliografiaBibliographyCIS – Centro Internet Segura (2021). Pais, filhos e tecnologia. CIS https://www.internetsegura.pt/sites/default/files/2021-10/eBook%20Pais%20e%20Educadores.pdf Commission d'experts de la Direction de l'information Légale et Administrative (2024). Enfants et écrans: à la recherche du temps perdu. https://www.vie-publique.fr/files/rapport/pdf/293978.pdf Dowd, A. J. & Thomsen, S.(2021) Learning Through Play : Increasing impact, Reducing inequality. LEGO Foundation Resnick, M. (2020). Um Jardim de Infância para toda a vida: por uma aprendizagem criativa, na mão na massa e relevante para todos. Penso Tisseron, S. (2015). 3-6-9-12 Computadores, telemóveis e tablets: como crescer e progredir com eles. Lisboa: Gradiva Tomás, C., Trevisan, G., Leote de Carvalho, M.J. & Fernandes, N. (Eds). Conceitos-chave em sociologia da infância. Perspetivas globais. Uminho Editora UNICEF (2018). Learning through play. LEGO Foundation WHO (2019). Guidelines on physical activity, sedentary behaviour and sleep. WHO
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MetodologiaMethodologyIn the curricular unit "Technology, play and the child's agency", the teaching and learning methodologies are synchronized with the pedagogical model of the institution, adopting strategies that place the student at the center of the educational process. These strategies encourage independence, critical thinking, reflection and the link between theory and practice. Students are challenged with real problems that stimulate the active search for knowledge and innovative approaches, reflecting a pedagogical model that values independent problem solving. Collaborative work is essential to strengthen the sense of community and is crucial for educational intervention. Through a critical eye, students have the opportunity to reflect on their own experiences, which is vital for professional growth and independence, pillars of a student-focused pedagogical model.
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LínguaLanguagePortuguês
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TipoTypeSemestral
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ECTS3
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NaturezaNatureOptional
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EstágioInternshipNão




