Modelo de currículo baseado em competências na realidade moçambicana
A Competency-Based Curriculum Model in the Mozambican Educational Context
Abstract
The effective implementation
of the Competency-Based Model in educational institutions remains one of the
greatest challenges faced by the Ministry of Education and Culture. It has been
over a decade since competency-based curricula began being implemented in
Primary Education. However, the quality of student training across different
learning cycles has been questioned and/or criticized by various social groups,
including teachers, parents, and guardians. Within this context, the present
article aims to analyze the impact and effects of competency development on the
Mozambican curricular organization and the quality of learning among primary
school students in the country. It raises the question: how is it being
implemented? In terms of methodology, the study is fundamentally based on
bibliographic works, which provided the theoretical foundation and enabled data
collection. The bibliographic method guided the research. As a result of the
discussion, there is a lack of—or poor—appropriation of the philosophy and
strategies required by the curriculum by leaders, administrators, teachers, and
guardians. There is also a shortage of infrastructure, materials, and teaching
resources for the effective implementation of the Primary Education curriculum.
Keywords: Competency,
education, primary education, curriculum.
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