Autismo e o trabalho docente: reflexões sobre os desafios encontrados nesse momento pandêmico

Abstract

This article aims to analyze the role of teachers of TEA students in remote education, and their strategies. Observing the aspects that involve the new dynamics of the teaching-learning process during the COVID-19 pandemic throughout 2020. The qualitative research, carried out through a bibliographic survey and a pre-structured questionnaire by electronic means. It had nine responding teachers, working in public and private schools, both in kindergarten and elementary school in the Metropolitan Region of Recife, we seek to understand their challenges and pedagogical strategies used in synchronous and asynchronous meetings. The data show that family support in the learning process is a more decisive factor in this new context, marked by social distancing and the need to think together about ways to meet the demands of a public in which the use of concrete materials and monitoring is agreed upon. continuous and face-to-face. It is also noted that there is a deficit in the training of teachers to work with specific TEA students, and in the use of digital tools. Given the low support of educational institutions in general for the adaptation and development to new ways of transmitting knowledge, especially in an atypical scenario.