Questões de Concurso Público INMETRO 2007 para Analista Executivo em Metrologia e Qualidade – Área de Ensino a Distância
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This text refers to items 36 through 50.
Coming changes in electrical outlets and plugs
1Do you ever pay attention to the plug when buying
appliances? From now on, you will have to. Based
on INMETRO’s regulations, a new law already in effect makes
4 grounding mandatory. Therefore, three-prong plugs will
become commonplace, giving extra work to consumers as
early as this year.
7 The third prong provides a path to ground along
which the electric current travels. Electrical outlets will also
have three-wire receptacles that accommodate electrical
10 cords with three-prong plugs. Most major appliances, such as
stoves, refrigerators, and computers, have three-prong plugs,
meaning that they are grounded. Most older homes do not
13 have three-wire receptacles. If yours does not, you should
have an electrician rewire the home to accommodate the
three-prong plugs. Although three-prong adapters (called
16 cheater plugs) can be purchased, they are not recommended
for permanent use. Also remember never to clip the third
prong off a plug to make it fit a two-hole outlet.
19 The idea behind grounding is to protect the people
who use metal encased appliances from electric shock.
The casing is connected directly to the ground prong. Thus,
22 INMETRO’s concern is solely with safety. People touching
a refrigerator, for instance, will not get any potentially fatal
shocks.
25 Changes will have been introduced gradually by
2009, so as not to cause a profound impact on the population.
Electrical outlets will already be available with the third
28 receptacle. However, this will be useless unless it is
grounded. By law, new constructions must have grounding.
As of 2010, all appliances which need the third
prong will already include it. Not all outlets need to be
31 modified. Only those which will accommodate three-prong
plugs such as those for washing machines. Old appliances
34 with round pins will continue to operate normally.
With this initiative, INMETRO expects to solve
existing problems with electrical outlets. At present, there are
37 around twelve different types on the market. It is not
uncommon to try to push the plug into an outlet without
being completely successful. If it is not totally pushed in, the
40 part that is left out becomes a great risk of accidents. With
the new standard plug such risk will be eliminated.
Appliances which will continue to operate with two-
43 prong plugs are televisions, DVDs, video games and
blenders. Those requiring the third prong are microwave
ovens, air conditioners, washing machines, and freezers.
Internet: <extra.globo.com/economia/materiais>; <www.tva.gov>; <www.istockphoto.com/file_closeu> (with adaptations).
According to the text,
reaching safety through the use of adequate equipment is a concern of INMETRO's.
This text refers to items 36 through 50.
Coming changes in electrical outlets and plugs
1Do you ever pay attention to the plug when buying
appliances? From now on, you will have to. Based
on INMETRO’s regulations, a new law already in effect makes
4 grounding mandatory. Therefore, three-prong plugs will
become commonplace, giving extra work to consumers as
early as this year.
7 The third prong provides a path to ground along
which the electric current travels. Electrical outlets will also
have three-wire receptacles that accommodate electrical
10 cords with three-prong plugs. Most major appliances, such as
stoves, refrigerators, and computers, have three-prong plugs,
meaning that they are grounded. Most older homes do not
13 have three-wire receptacles. If yours does not, you should
have an electrician rewire the home to accommodate the
three-prong plugs. Although three-prong adapters (called
16 cheater plugs) can be purchased, they are not recommended
for permanent use. Also remember never to clip the third
prong off a plug to make it fit a two-hole outlet.
19 The idea behind grounding is to protect the people
who use metal encased appliances from electric shock.
The casing is connected directly to the ground prong. Thus,
22 INMETRO’s concern is solely with safety. People touching
a refrigerator, for instance, will not get any potentially fatal
shocks.
25 Changes will have been introduced gradually by
2009, so as not to cause a profound impact on the population.
Electrical outlets will already be available with the third
28 receptacle. However, this will be useless unless it is
grounded. By law, new constructions must have grounding.
As of 2010, all appliances which need the third
prong will already include it. Not all outlets need to be
31 modified. Only those which will accommodate three-prong
plugs such as those for washing machines. Old appliances
34 with round pins will continue to operate normally.
With this initiative, INMETRO expects to solve
existing problems with electrical outlets. At present, there are
37 around twelve different types on the market. It is not
uncommon to try to push the plug into an outlet without
being completely successful. If it is not totally pushed in, the
40 part that is left out becomes a great risk of accidents. With
the new standard plug such risk will be eliminated.
Appliances which will continue to operate with two-
43 prong plugs are televisions, DVDs, video games and
blenders. Those requiring the third prong are microwave
ovens, air conditioners, washing machines, and freezers.
Internet: <extra.globo.com/economia/materiais>; <www.tva.gov>; <www.istockphoto.com/file_closeu> (with adaptations).
According to the text,
two-prong plugs will be eliminated.
This text refers to items 36 through 50.
Coming changes in electrical outlets and plugs
1Do you ever pay attention to the plug when buying
appliances? From now on, you will have to. Based
on INMETRO’s regulations, a new law already in effect makes
4 grounding mandatory. Therefore, three-prong plugs will
become commonplace, giving extra work to consumers as
early as this year.
7 The third prong provides a path to ground along
which the electric current travels. Electrical outlets will also
have three-wire receptacles that accommodate electrical
10 cords with three-prong plugs. Most major appliances, such as
stoves, refrigerators, and computers, have three-prong plugs,
meaning that they are grounded. Most older homes do not
13 have three-wire receptacles. If yours does not, you should
have an electrician rewire the home to accommodate the
three-prong plugs. Although three-prong adapters (called
16 cheater plugs) can be purchased, they are not recommended
for permanent use. Also remember never to clip the third
prong off a plug to make it fit a two-hole outlet.
19 The idea behind grounding is to protect the people
who use metal encased appliances from electric shock.
The casing is connected directly to the ground prong. Thus,
22 INMETRO’s concern is solely with safety. People touching
a refrigerator, for instance, will not get any potentially fatal
shocks.
25 Changes will have been introduced gradually by
2009, so as not to cause a profound impact on the population.
Electrical outlets will already be available with the third
28 receptacle. However, this will be useless unless it is
grounded. By law, new constructions must have grounding.
As of 2010, all appliances which need the third
prong will already include it. Not all outlets need to be
31 modified. Only those which will accommodate three-prong
plugs such as those for washing machines. Old appliances
34 with round pins will continue to operate normally.
With this initiative, INMETRO expects to solve
existing problems with electrical outlets. At present, there are
37 around twelve different types on the market. It is not
uncommon to try to push the plug into an outlet without
being completely successful. If it is not totally pushed in, the
40 part that is left out becomes a great risk of accidents. With
the new standard plug such risk will be eliminated.
Appliances which will continue to operate with two-
43 prong plugs are televisions, DVDs, video games and
blenders. Those requiring the third prong are microwave
ovens, air conditioners, washing machines, and freezers.
Internet: <extra.globo.com/economia/materiais>; <www.tva.gov>; <www.istockphoto.com/file_closeu> (with adaptations).
According to the text,
all appliances will require the third prong.
This text refers to items 36 through 50.
Coming changes in electrical outlets and plugs
1Do you ever pay attention to the plug when buying
appliances? From now on, you will have to. Based
on INMETRO’s regulations, a new law already in effect makes
4 grounding mandatory. Therefore, three-prong plugs will
become commonplace, giving extra work to consumers as
early as this year.
7 The third prong provides a path to ground along
which the electric current travels. Electrical outlets will also
have three-wire receptacles that accommodate electrical
10 cords with three-prong plugs. Most major appliances, such as
stoves, refrigerators, and computers, have three-prong plugs,
meaning that they are grounded. Most older homes do not
13 have three-wire receptacles. If yours does not, you should
have an electrician rewire the home to accommodate the
three-prong plugs. Although three-prong adapters (called
16 cheater plugs) can be purchased, they are not recommended
for permanent use. Also remember never to clip the third
prong off a plug to make it fit a two-hole outlet.
19 The idea behind grounding is to protect the people
who use metal encased appliances from electric shock.
The casing is connected directly to the ground prong. Thus,
22 INMETRO’s concern is solely with safety. People touching
a refrigerator, for instance, will not get any potentially fatal
shocks.
25 Changes will have been introduced gradually by
2009, so as not to cause a profound impact on the population.
Electrical outlets will already be available with the third
28 receptacle. However, this will be useless unless it is
grounded. By law, new constructions must have grounding.
As of 2010, all appliances which need the third
prong will already include it. Not all outlets need to be
31 modified. Only those which will accommodate three-prong
plugs such as those for washing machines. Old appliances
34 with round pins will continue to operate normally.
With this initiative, INMETRO expects to solve
existing problems with electrical outlets. At present, there are
37 around twelve different types on the market. It is not
uncommon to try to push the plug into an outlet without
being completely successful. If it is not totally pushed in, the
40 part that is left out becomes a great risk of accidents. With
the new standard plug such risk will be eliminated.
Appliances which will continue to operate with two-
43 prong plugs are televisions, DVDs, video games and
blenders. Those requiring the third prong are microwave
ovens, air conditioners, washing machines, and freezers.
Internet: <extra.globo.com/economia/materiais>; <www.tva.gov>; <www.istockphoto.com/file_closeu> (with adaptations).
According to the text,
the existence of so many different types of electrical outlets poses a problem.
This text refers to items 36 through 50.
Coming changes in electrical outlets and plugs
1 Do you ever pay attention to the plug when buying
appliances? From now on, you will have to. Based
on INMETRO’s regulations, a new law already in effect makes
4 grounding mandatory. Therefore, three-prong plugs will
become commonplace, giving extra work to consumers as
early as this year.
7 The third prong provides a path to ground along
which the electric current travels. Electrical outlets will also
have three-wire receptacles that accommodate electrical\quad
10 cords with three-prong plugs. Most major appliances, such as
stoves, refrigerators, and computers, have three-prong plugs,
meaning that they are grounded. Most older homes do not
13 have three-wire receptacles. If yours does not, you should
have an electrician rewire the home to accommodate the
three-prong plugs. Although three-prong adapters (called
16 cheater plugs) can be purchased, they are not recommended
for permanent use. Also remember never to clip the third
prong off a plug to make it fit a two-hole outlet.
19 The idea behind grounding is to protect the people
who use metal encased appliances from electric shock.
The casing is connected directly to the ground prong. Thus,
22 INMETRO’s concern is solely with safety. People touching
a refrigerator, for instance, will not get any potentially fatal
shocks.
25 Changes will have been introduced gradually by
2009, so as not to cause a profound impact on the population.
Electrical outlets will already be available with the third
28 receptacle. However, this will be useless unless it is
grounded. By law, new constructions must have grounding.
As of 2010, all appliances which need the third
prong will already include it. Not all outlets need to be
31 modified. Only those which will accommodate three-prong
plugs such as those for washing machines. Old appliances
34 with round pins will continue to operate normally.
With this initiative, INMETRO expects to solve
existing problems with electrical outlets. At present, there are
37 around twelve different types on the market. It is not
uncommon to try to push the plug into an outlet without
being completely successful. If it is not totally pushed in, the
40 part that is left out becomes a great risk of accidents. With
the new standard plug such risk will be eliminated.
Appliances which will continue to operate with two-
43 prong plugs are televisions, DVDs, video games and
blenders. Those requiring the third prong are microwave
ovens, air conditioners, washing machines, and freezers.
Internet: <extra.globo.com/economia/materiais>; <www.tva.gov>; <www.istockphoto.com/file_closeu> (with adaptations).
the picture and text as reference, judge the following items.
The photo shows a plug with a round pin and two flat blades.
This text refers to items 36 through 50.
Coming changes in electrical outlets and plugs
1 Do you ever pay attention to the plug when buying
appliances? From now on, you will have to. Based
on INMETRO’s regulations, a new law already in effect makes
4 grounding mandatory. Therefore, three-prong plugs will
become commonplace, giving extra work to consumers as
early as this year.
7 The third prong provides a path to ground along
which the electric current travels. Electrical outlets will also
have three-wire receptacles that accommodate electrical\quad
10 cords with three-prong plugs. Most major appliances, such as
stoves, refrigerators, and computers, have three-prong plugs,
meaning that they are grounded. Most older homes do not
13 have three-wire receptacles. If yours does not, you should
have an electrician rewire the home to accommodate the
three-prong plugs. Although three-prong adapters (called
16 cheater plugs) can be purchased, they are not recommended
for permanent use. Also remember never to clip the third
prong off a plug to make it fit a two-hole outlet.
19 The idea behind grounding is to protect the people
who use metal encased appliances from electric shock.
The casing is connected directly to the ground prong. Thus,
22 INMETRO’s concern is solely with safety. People touching
a refrigerator, for instance, will not get any potentially fatal
shocks.
25 Changes will have been introduced gradually by
2009, so as not to cause a profound impact on the population.
Electrical outlets will already be available with the third
28 receptacle. However, this will be useless unless it is
grounded. By law, new constructions must have grounding.
As of 2010, all appliances which need the third
prong will already include it. Not all outlets need to be
31 modified. Only those which will accommodate three-prong
plugs such as those for washing machines. Old appliances
34 with round pins will continue to operate normally.
With this initiative, INMETRO expects to solve
existing problems with electrical outlets. At present, there are
37 around twelve different types on the market. It is not
uncommon to try to push the plug into an outlet without
being completely successful. If it is not totally pushed in, the
40 part that is left out becomes a great risk of accidents. With
the new standard plug such risk will be eliminated.
Appliances which will continue to operate with two-
43 prong plugs are televisions, DVDs, video games and
blenders. Those requiring the third prong are microwave
ovens, air conditioners, washing machines, and freezers.
Internet: <extra.globo.com/economia/materiais>; <www.tva.gov>; <www.istockphoto.com/file_closeu> (with adaptations).
the picture and text as reference, judge the following items.
The complement of the phrase "you will have to" (L.2) is pay attention to the plug when buying appliances.
This text refers to items 36 through 50.
Coming changes in electrical outlets and plugs
1 Do you ever pay attention to the plug when buying
appliances? From now on, you will have to. Based
on INMETRO’s regulations, a new law already in effect makes
4 grounding mandatory. Therefore, three-prong plugs will
become commonplace, giving extra work to consumers as
early as this year.
7 The third prong provides a path to ground along
which the electric current travels. Electrical outlets will also
have three-wire receptacles that accommodate electrical\quad
10 cords with three-prong plugs. Most major appliances, such as
stoves, refrigerators, and computers, have three-prong plugs,
meaning that they are grounded. Most older homes do not
13 have three-wire receptacles. If yours does not, you should
have an electrician rewire the home to accommodate the
three-prong plugs. Although three-prong adapters (called
16 cheater plugs) can be purchased, they are not recommended
for permanent use. Also remember never to clip the third
prong off a plug to make it fit a two-hole outlet.
19 The idea behind grounding is to protect the people
who use metal encased appliances from electric shock.
The casing is connected directly to the ground prong. Thus,
22 INMETRO’s concern is solely with safety. People touching
a refrigerator, for instance, will not get any potentially fatal
shocks.
25 Changes will have been introduced gradually by
2009, so as not to cause a profound impact on the population.
Electrical outlets will already be available with the third
28 receptacle. However, this will be useless unless it is
grounded. By law, new constructions must have grounding.
As of 2010, all appliances which need the third
prong will already include it. Not all outlets need to be
31 modified. Only those which will accommodate three-prong
plugs such as those for washing machines. Old appliances
34 with round pins will continue to operate normally.
With this initiative, INMETRO expects to solve
existing problems with electrical outlets. At present, there are
37 around twelve different types on the market. It is not
uncommon to try to push the plug into an outlet without
being completely successful. If it is not totally pushed in, the
40 part that is left out becomes a great risk of accidents. With
the new standard plug such risk will be eliminated.
Appliances which will continue to operate with two-
43 prong plugs are televisions, DVDs, video games and
blenders. Those requiring the third prong are microwave
ovens, air conditioners, washing machines, and freezers.
Internet: <extra.globo.com/economia/materiais>; <www.tva.gov>; <www.istockphoto.com/file_closeu> (with adaptations).
the picture and text as reference, judge the following items.
Sofas, chairs and tables are examples of appliances.
This text refers to items 36 through 50.
Coming changes in electrical outlets and plugs
1 Do you ever pay attention to the plug when buying
appliances? From now on, you will have to. Based
on INMETRO’s regulations, a new law already in effect makes
4 grounding mandatory. Therefore, three-prong plugs will
become commonplace, giving extra work to consumers as
early as this year.
7 The third prong provides a path to ground along
which the electric current travels. Electrical outlets will also
have three-wire receptacles that accommodate electrical\quad
10 cords with three-prong plugs. Most major appliances, such as
stoves, refrigerators, and computers, have three-prong plugs,
meaning that they are grounded. Most older homes do not
13 have three-wire receptacles. If yours does not, you should
have an electrician rewire the home to accommodate the
three-prong plugs. Although three-prong adapters (called
16 cheater plugs) can be purchased, they are not recommended
for permanent use. Also remember never to clip the third
prong off a plug to make it fit a two-hole outlet.
19 The idea behind grounding is to protect the people
who use metal encased appliances from electric shock.
The casing is connected directly to the ground prong. Thus,
22 INMETRO’s concern is solely with safety. People touching
a refrigerator, for instance, will not get any potentially fatal
shocks.
25 Changes will have been introduced gradually by
2009, so as not to cause a profound impact on the population.
Electrical outlets will already be available with the third
28 receptacle. However, this will be useless unless it is
grounded. By law, new constructions must have grounding.
As of 2010, all appliances which need the third
prong will already include it. Not all outlets need to be
31 modified. Only those which will accommodate three-prong
plugs such as those for washing machines. Old appliances
34 with round pins will continue to operate normally.
With this initiative, INMETRO expects to solve
existing problems with electrical outlets. At present, there are
37 around twelve different types on the market. It is not
uncommon to try to push the plug into an outlet without
being completely successful. If it is not totally pushed in, the
40 part that is left out becomes a great risk of accidents. With
the new standard plug such risk will be eliminated.
Appliances which will continue to operate with two-
43 prong plugs are televisions, DVDs, video games and
blenders. Those requiring the third prong are microwave
ovens, air conditioners, washing machines, and freezers.
Internet: <extra.globo.com/economia/materiais>; <www.tva.gov>; <www.istockphoto.com/file_closeu> (with adaptations).
the picture and text as reference, judge the following items.
"three-prong plugs" (L.4) are plugs with three prongs.
This text refers to items 36 through 50.
Coming changes in electrical outlets and plugs
1 Do you ever pay attention to the plug when buying
appliances? From now on, you will have to. Based
on INMETRO’s regulations, a new law already in effect makes
4 grounding mandatory. Therefore, three-prong plugs will
become commonplace, giving extra work to consumers as
early as this year.
7 The third prong provides a path to ground along
which the electric current travels. Electrical outlets will also
have three-wire receptacles that accommodate electrical\quad
10 cords with three-prong plugs. Most major appliances, such as
stoves, refrigerators, and computers, have three-prong plugs,
meaning that they are grounded. Most older homes do not
13 have three-wire receptacles. If yours does not, you should
have an electrician rewire the home to accommodate the
three-prong plugs. Although three-prong adapters (called
16 cheater plugs) can be purchased, they are not recommended
for permanent use. Also remember never to clip the third
prong off a plug to make it fit a two-hole outlet.
19 The idea behind grounding is to protect the people
who use metal encased appliances from electric shock.
The casing is connected directly to the ground prong. Thus,
22 INMETRO’s concern is solely with safety. People touching
a refrigerator, for instance, will not get any potentially fatal
shocks.
25 Changes will have been introduced gradually by
2009, so as not to cause a profound impact on the population.
Electrical outlets will already be available with the third
28 receptacle. However, this will be useless unless it is
grounded. By law, new constructions must have grounding.
As of 2010, all appliances which need the third
prong will already include it. Not all outlets need to be
31 modified. Only those which will accommodate three-prong
plugs such as those for washing machines. Old appliances
34 with round pins will continue to operate normally.
With this initiative, INMETRO expects to solve
existing problems with electrical outlets. At present, there are
37 around twelve different types on the market. It is not
uncommon to try to push the plug into an outlet without
being completely successful. If it is not totally pushed in, the
40 part that is left out becomes a great risk of accidents. With
the new standard plug such risk will be eliminated.
Appliances which will continue to operate with two-
43 prong plugs are televisions, DVDs, video games and
blenders. Those requiring the third prong are microwave
ovens, air conditioners, washing machines, and freezers.
Internet: <extra.globo.com/economia/materiais>; <www.tva.gov>; <www.istockphoto.com/file_closeu> (with adaptations).
the picture and text as reference, judge the following items.
"useless" (L.28) means having no purpose
This text refers to items 36 through 50.
Coming changes in electrical outlets and plugs
1 Do you ever pay attention to the plug when buying
appliances? From now on, you will have to. Based
on INMETRO’s regulations, a new law already in effect makes
4 grounding mandatory. Therefore, three-prong plugs will
become commonplace, giving extra work to consumers as
early as this year.
7 The third prong provides a path to ground along
which the electric current travels. Electrical outlets will also
have three-wire receptacles that accommodate electrical\quad
10 cords with three-prong plugs. Most major appliances, such as
stoves, refrigerators, and computers, have three-prong plugs,
meaning that they are grounded. Most older homes do not
13 have three-wire receptacles. If yours does not, you should
have an electrician rewire the home to accommodate the
three-prong plugs. Although three-prong adapters (called
16 cheater plugs) can be purchased, they are not recommended
for permanent use. Also remember never to clip the third
prong off a plug to make it fit a two-hole outlet.
19 The idea behind grounding is to protect the people
who use metal encased appliances from electric shock.
The casing is connected directly to the ground prong. Thus,
22 INMETRO’s concern is solely with safety. People touching
a refrigerator, for instance, will not get any potentially fatal
shocks.
25 Changes will have been introduced gradually by
2009, so as not to cause a profound impact on the population.
Electrical outlets will already be available with the third
28 receptacle. However, this will be useless unless it is
grounded. By law, new constructions must have grounding.
As of 2010, all appliances which need the third
prong will already include it. Not all outlets need to be
31 modified. Only those which will accommodate three-prong
plugs such as those for washing machines. Old appliances
34 with round pins will continue to operate normally.
With this initiative, INMETRO expects to solve
existing problems with electrical outlets. At present, there are
37 around twelve different types on the market. It is not
uncommon to try to push the plug into an outlet without
being completely successful. If it is not totally pushed in, the
40 part that is left out becomes a great risk of accidents. With
the new standard plug such risk will be eliminated.
Appliances which will continue to operate with two-
43 prong plugs are televisions, DVDs, video games and
blenders. Those requiring the third prong are microwave
ovens, air conditioners, washing machines, and freezers.
Internet: <extra.globo.com/economia/materiais>; <www.tva.gov>; <www.istockphoto.com/file_closeu> (with adaptations).
the picture and text as reference, judge the following items.
"requiring" (L.44) can be correctly replaced by which require without any change in meaning.
Julgue os itens a seguir de acordo com os dispositivos legais que regulamentam a educação no Brasil, ou seja, a Constituição Federal e a Lei de Diretrizes e Bases da Educação Nacional (LDB) (Lei n.º 9.394/1996).
Os programas suplementares de alimentação e assistência médico-odontológica não constituem despesas de manutenção e desenvolvimento do ensino.
Julgue os itens a seguir de acordo com os dispositivos legais que regulamentam a educação no Brasil, ou seja, a Constituição Federal e a Lei de Diretrizes e Bases da Educação Nacional (LDB) (Lei n.º 9.394/1996).
A educação profissional deve ser desenvolvida exclusivamente por estratégias de educação continuada em instituições especializadas criadas e mantidas para esse fim.
Julgue os itens a seguir de acordo com os dispositivos legais que regulamentam a educação no Brasil, ou seja, a Constituição Federal e a Lei de Diretrizes e Bases da Educação Nacional (LDB) (Lei n.º 9.394/1996).
Os recursos públicos para a educação são destinados exclusivamente a instituições públicas de ensino de todos os níveis e modalidades, conforme dispositivo constitucional.
Julgue os itens a seguir de acordo com os dispositivos legais que regulamentam a educação no Brasil, ou seja, a Constituição Federal e a Lei de Diretrizes e Bases da Educação Nacional (LDB) (Lei n.º 9.394/1996).
Entre os princípios apresentados para a implementação do ensino no território brasileiro, incluem-se a gestão democrática do ensino público e o piso salarial nacional para os profissionais da educação escolar pública.
Julgue os itens a seguir de acordo com os dispositivos legais que regulamentam a educação no Brasil, ou seja, a Constituição Federal e a Lei de Diretrizes e Bases da Educação Nacional (LDB) (Lei n.º 9.394/1996).
Como a categoria filantrópica de instituição privada de ensino desapareceu com a aprovação da LDB, as instituições anteriormente assim classificadas passaram a ser consideradas particulares em sentido restrito
Considerando as bases psicológicas de aprendizagem, julgue os próximos itens.
A utilização de materiais concretos para o desenvolvimento da aprendizagem em uma faixa etária específica caracteriza um dos estágios da epistemologia genética de Piaget.
Considerando as bases psicológicas de aprendizagem, julgue os próximos itens.
É própria da teoria de Gardner a identificação, em cada estudante, das inteligências mais relevantes para se atingir um objetivo de aprendizagem de determinado saber ou conteúdo.
Considerando as bases psicológicas de aprendizagem, julgue os próximos itens.
Na teoria de Ausubel, a instituição deve incentivar os estudantes durante o processo de aprendizagem, premiando com medalhas e visitas a instituições de atendimento a idosos, por exemplo, aqueles que tiverem notas/menções acima de 80% em todas as disciplinas.
Considerando as bases psicológicas de aprendizagem, julgue os próximos itens.
A aprendizagem embasada no conhecimento prévio e na agregação de conhecimentos mais gerais, com a posterior integração de mais especificidades e de maiores dificuldades é própria da teoria construtivista.
Considerando as bases psicológicas de aprendizagem, julgue os próximos itens.
A organização curricular que supera a seriação e propõe a escola em ciclos ou fases de desenvolvimento é embasada no gestaltismo.
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