Início / Educação Literária e Literatura para a Infância e Juventude
Presentation
The Postgraduate Course in Literary Education and Literature for Children and Young People comes in response to the specialised training needed in the area and keenly felt on the ground: creches, kindergartens, primary and middle schools, school libraries and public libraries, free time activities and other educational spaces. In fact, the proliferation of children’s books allied to the recent government directives in the area of literary education are in contrast to the shortage of training courses for mediators in general and teachers in particular.
This postgraduate course allies a diverse set of approaches to literature for children and young people (genre, illustration, publishing…) to a practical component of experimenting with techniques for approaching this aesthetic product from an artistic, formative and affective point of view, thus making it an important means of training for all those who, aware of the power of reading, seek responses for bringing the book and its preferred reader together, not only from a reader and literacy perspective, but also from an active citizenship perspective.
This course meets all the conditions for recognition for the purposes of career progression for teachers under the terms of Article 54 of the ECD (kindergarten, primary, middle, secondary and vocational school teachers with at least five years of experience working as a teacher), by the Scientific and Pedagogical Council for Continuous Training (CCPFC) as a training course in the teaching area under the terms of D.L. No. 29/14, of 11 February.
Credits:
Access
Entry Requirements
– Teachers (kindergarten, primary, middle and secondary school teachers and library teachers).
– Other professionals (provided they have a Bachelor’s Degree in the area of Education or Humanities) who work or intend to work in public libraries, creches, free time activities, study rooms, publishers or specialised book shops.
– Other reading mediators.
Goals
Aims
– To teach the students about the area of Literature for Children and Young People so that they can develop the skills they need to optimise the government directives issued in the main guidance documents, where the training of readers in genera and literary education in particular are concerned.
– To train the students to create rich, stimulating environments around books, based on the thematic, artistic and affective potential of Literature for Children and Young People, in the sense of associating positive experiences with reading.
– To train the students to prepare support materials for guided reading, based on the principles of literary education.
– To provide the students with tools that will allow them to create and implement original literature projects that will be well-received by children in different contexts.
– To contribute, with the students, to the development of an active posture in their role as reading mediators by creating reading needs.
– To provide the students with constantly updated tools in terms of research in the area, as well as diverse tools that will allow them to encourage books and reading in their target audience.
Professional outcomes
Although it does not lead to a degree, this PG course will be an asset to any profession linked to reading mediation, particularly working in libraries, book shops, publishers and other cultural spaces, as well as in creches, kindergartens and free time activities.
The course has all of the necessary conditions for accreditation for the purpose of career progression for teaching staff and is on the list of courses in the School Libraries Network, with ten points in the academic training area for the purpose of Library Teacher Applications.
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