Léa Barbosa
Biographical note
She has a degree in PEDAGOGY from Universidade Estadual Vale do Acaraú – (UVA). Specialization in PSYCHOPEDAGOGY (UVA/UNINTA). Specialization in SCIENCES OF EDUCATION) (UNINTA). Specialization in TEACHING DIDACICS (UNINTA). Master’s degree in Educational Sciences from the Lusophone University of Humanities and Technologies (ULHT/UFC). PhD in progress at the Universidade Lusófona de Humanidades e Tecnologia (ULHT). Evaluator of the National System for Evaluation of Higher Education (BASis-MEC). Coordinator of the Psychopedagogy Clinic (UNINTA). Undergraduate and Postgraduate Teacher (UNINTA). Working mainly on the following topics: education, affectivity, school management, learning disabilities, specific learning disorders, inclusion of students with disabilities in Higher Education and teaching.
Areas of academic and scientific interest
- Specific learning disabilities;
- People with disabilities in higher education;
- Pedagogy;
- Institutional, clinical and hospital psychopedagogy;
- School management;
- Affectivity;
- Inclusion;
- Learning disabilities.
- Specific Learning Disorders.
- People with Disabilities in Higher Education.
PhD project
- Psychopedagogical follow-up as a facilitating instrument for the inclusion of students with disabilities in higher education
- Title
- Margarida Belchior
- Advisor
Abstract
This thesis project aims to analyze policies for the inclusion of students with disabilities in higher education. As well as the psychopedagogical monitoring at the University can help both in the evaluation of the difficulties presented, as what measures should be taken to minimize them. The inclusion of people with disabilities in society and, especially in Higher Education, is a complex process and full of challenges, challenges that with the Inclusion Laws are advancing to better welcome those who have a disability, want to study and train to work in the area that you so much dream of realizing. The challenges of a person with a disability to successfully complete the course are numerous according to the literature. It is believed that the follow-up services offered by higher education institutions, when they exist, help academics to assuage their insecurities.