A INTERDISCIPLINARITY IN MULTIFUNCTIONAL RESOURCE ROOMS
AN INTEGRATION IN SEARCH OF STUDENT PROMOTION WITH SPECIAL NEEDS IN SPECIALIZED EDUCATIONAL CARE
Abstract
The present study, developed through bibliographic research, has the design of presenting the relevance of interdisciplinarity with the multifunctional resource rooms, intending to promote in the teaching process of learning students with special needs. In this context interdisciplinarity is presented as a proposal for the promotion of the learning teaching process of students with special needs in specialized educational care within multifunctional resource rooms together with multiprofessional teams. The methodology used was qualitative, bibliographic in nature, having as theoretical contribution authors such as: Fazenda (1994, 2011, 2015), Freire (2011), Pereira (2008), Salgado and Souza (2017), Gil (2007), Demo (2017), among other readings. It can be said that interdisciplinary action in the multiprofessional resource rooms provides a range of different perspectives on the same conjuncture, which allows the construction of subsidies to promote these students in the process of teaching learning, and it is also a subsidy to the professor specialist of this multifunctional resource rooms, who often finds himself alone in this process.
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