As Tecnologias Digitais nas Aulas de Língua Inglesa: Uso e Percepções dos Docentes da 21ª CRE
As Tecnologias Digitais nas Aulas de Língua Inglesa: Uso e Percepções dos Docentes da 21ª CRE
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DOI: https://doi.org/10.22533/at.ed.4322531032
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Palavras-chave: Tecnologias digitais. Ensino de inglês. Formação docente.
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Keywords: Digital Technologies. English teaching. Teacher training.
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Abstract: This article investigates the use of Digital Information and Communication Technologies (DICTs) in English language teaching, focusing on the perceptions and practices of teachers from the 21st Regional Education Coordination (CRE). Adopting a mixed-methods approach, the research combines quantitative and qualitative data collected through questionnaires and interviews based on Puente dura's Substitution, Augmentation, Modification and Redefinition(SAMR) model (2006) and the European Digital Competence Framework for Educators (DigCompEdu, 2018). Data analysis reveals that teachers frequently integrate ICTs into their teaching practices, especially in professional engagement and the use of digital resources. However, there are persistent challenges, especially in digital assessment and limited school infrastructure. The data indicates that pedagogical practices with DICTs are predominantly at the “replacement” and “augmentation” levels of the SAMR model, which implies that the integration of digital technologies, in many cases, does not yet promote significant transformations in teaching methodologies. Teachers in the 21st CRE express a strong desire for ongoing training, recognizing the need to develop more advanced digital skills that enable a more effective pedagogical application of TDICs, with the potential to reach higher levels of educational innovation. In this context, the study recommends strengthening educational policies that encourage ongoing teacher training and improving the digital infrastructure available in schools. The research highlights that, although DICTs have considerable potential to enrich English teaching, their effectiveness depends on well-planned implementation and the necessary institutional support. With adequate investment, digital technologies can play a crucial role in promoting more inclusive and effective pedagogical practices, especially in challenging educational contexts, thus contributing to improving the quality of English teaching in different realities.
- Tamara Angélica Brudna da Rosa