Questões de Concurso Público Prefeitura de Jundiaí - SP 2026 para Professor II - Língua Estrangeira - Inglês

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Q4395013 Pedagogia
Para Mantoan (2005), a escola de qualidade para todos requer mudanças na administração e na estrutura das organizações escolares, buscando
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Q4395014 Pedagogia
Oliveira (2020) afirma que “No contexto contemporâneo, o autismo é, sem dúvida, um dos maiores desafios para a escola”. Segundo a autora, um aspecto fundamental para a inclusão dos indivíduos autistas é
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Q4395015 Pedagogia
Ropoli (2010) discute aspectos terminológicos voltados à concepção de uma escola para todos.

Assinale a alternativa que apresenta uma proposição condizente com a posição da autora.
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Q4395016 Educação Artística
Assinale a alternativa correta em relação ao Projeto Político Pedagógico (PPP), de acordo com Santos (in Ropoli, 2010).
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Q4395017 Pedagogia
Leia a definição a seguir, extraída de Santos (in Ropoli, 2010):

__________________________ complementa e/ou suplementa a formação do aluno, visando a sua autonomia na escola e fora dela, constituindo oferta obrigatória pelos sistemas de ensino. É realizado(a), de preferência, nas escolas comuns, em um espaço físico denominado Sala de Recursos Multifuncionais.

Assinale a alternativa que preenche corretamente a lacuna.
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Q4395018 Pedagogia
O Plano Nacional de Educação (PNE), aprovado pela Lei n° 15.388/2026, propõe objetivos, metas e estratégias voltadas ao “Acesso, Trajetória e Conclusão no Ensino Fundamental e no Ensino Médio”.

Assinale a alternativa que apresenta corretamente uma meta correspondente a esse tópico.
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Q4395019 Pedagogia
De acordo com a BNCC (Base Nacional Comum Curricular, 2018), ao longo dos Anos Iniciais do Ensino Fundamental, a progressão do conhecimento ocorre 
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Q4395020 Pedagogia
O artigo 9o da Resolução CNE/CEB n° 7/2010 (Diretrizes Curriculares Nacionais para o Ensino Fundamental de 9 anos) assume o currículo do Ensino Fundamental como constituído pelas experiências escolares que se desdobram em torno do conhecimento, permeadas pelas relações sociais. Conforme o seu §3o, esses conhecimentos escolares, a fim de que possam ser ensinados e aprendidos, são selecionados e transformados pelas diferentes instâncias que produzem orientações sobre o currículo e, especificamente,
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Q4395021 Pedagogia
Conforme o §1° do artigo 15 da Resolução CNE/CEB n° 4/2010 (Diretrizes Curriculares Nacionais Gerais para a Educação Básica), a parte diversificada do currículo pode ser
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Q4395022 Estatuto da Pessoa com Deficiência - Lei nº 13.146 de 2015
A mãe de Carla, estudante com um diagnóstico não definitivo de Transtorno do Espectro Autista (TEA), precisa matricular a filha no sexto ano do ensino fundamental. Carla, até agora, realizou a educação infantil e os anos iniciais em uma escola privada. Ao realizar a primeira tentativa de matrícula de sua filha em uma unidade escolar pública, a mãe de Carla recebeu uma negativa de seu gestor, que alegou já contar com a presença de três outras crianças com TEA nas turmas de sexto ano.

Em relação ao que determina o artigo 7° da Lei n° 12.764/2012 (Política Nacional de Proteção dos Direitos da Pessoa com Transtorno do Espectro Autista), esse gestor escolar está em
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Q4395023 Legislação dos Municípios do Estado de São Paulo
Uma professora da rede municipal da prefeitura de Jundiaí ingressou recentemente em um curso de especialização de pós-graduação lato sensu oferecido por uma universidade local. Ela está bastante animada, tendo comentado com sua família que a conclusão desse curso viabilizará progressão na sua carreira, o que considera excelente já que se encontra há cinco anos no mesmo grau.

De acordo com os artigos 20 a 22 da Lei Complementar n° 511/2012 (Estatuto do Magistério Público Municipal), a afirmação da professora está
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Q4395024 Pedagogia
O documento Currículo jundiaiense da educação infantil (Jundiaí, 2022) apresenta diversos elementos que alicerçam as práticas educativas. Entre eles, há um que é descrito no excerto a seguir:

“Os ____________  compreendem a valorização da diversidade, da ludicidade e da criatividade. Considerando que a humanidade já produziu muito conhecimento antes de a criança vir ao mundo e que, muitas vezes, as crianças (e os adultos) são influenciadas e pressionadas com noções prontas do que é o belo, é necessário trabalhar outros conceitos de beleza além dos previamente construídos, postos como ideais. Dentro do ambiente educativo, superando a ideia de que a criança deve receber conhecimentos prontos, os ___________ são explorados com a finalidade de incentivá-la a realizar suas próprias experiências criativas, com diferentes meios e suportes, aprendendo a valorizar aquilo que ela e as outras crianças criaram”.

Assinale a alternativa que preenche corretamente as lacunas do excerto.
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Q4395025 Pedagogia
Ao apresentar sua concepção de currículo, o documento Currículo jundiaiense do ensino fundamental (Jundiaí, 2022) assume a necessidade de se questionar as práticas pedagógicas escolares diante da função da escola pública perante os sujeitos que atende. O acesso aos saberes e aos conhecimentos está vinculado à condição que o cidadão tem de explicar a realidade e colaborar “na construção de uma sociedade melhor, mais justa e inclusiva”.

Em decorrência desse contexto, o documento defende que a seleção dos objetos de conhecimento escolares deve garantir aos alunos
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Q4395026 Pedagogia
De acordo com o documento Currículo jundiaiense do ensino fundamental (Jundiaí, 2022), quando se consideram as especificidades das Escolas em Tempo Integral, o tempo ampliado destinado às aulas ofertadas aos estudantes deve significar
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Q4395027 Pedagogia
Assinale a alternativa que apresenta uma perspectiva coerente com a concepção curricular pedagógica do documento Currículo jundiaiense da educação de jovens e adultos - EJA (Jundiaí, 2022).
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Q4395883 Inglês
Leia o texto a seguir para responder à questão:


What makes a teacher


    The idea that if you know something, you can teach it, may seem a straight line. For a gifted few, it might be. But many experts argue that teaching children and young people requires knowing how to teach the content to achieve understanding that is useful to actual learning.

    Knowing how to teach children and young people means having in-depth knowledge of pedagogy (varied philosophies of learning and teaching), assessment, learning styles and needs — and the varied complex dynamics that dictate the context for how effective teaching happens. This fundamental knowledge happens alongside opportunities to practise and refine one’s teaching skills.

    This is the difference between being taught by qualified teachers and by people who know stuff. Knowing content is not synonymous with good teaching. Getting teachers into classrooms faster may fill classrooms, but at what cost? There is a cautionary tale here worth paying attention to.

    Shortening, and in some cases not requiring teacher education at all, has been tried and failed. Studies have shown that a major predictor of student achievement is the preparedness of teachers. For teachers who have entered into classrooms via expedited pathways, evidence showed negative impacts for all student groups.

     I fear we are on a road of short-term gain for long-term pain.

   In any society, a well-trained certified workforce supports continuity of learning and achievement. We wouldn’t contemplate having an unqualified doctor treat us any more than we want an uncertified electrician wiring our house. So why is an unqualified teacher OK? Our children deserve better.


(http://theconversation.com, 25.05.2026. Adaptado)
The combination of a teacher’s in-depth understanding of pedagogical theories (as described in the first sentence of the second paragraph) together with their experience and awareness acquired through practice in the classroom has been more recently referred to as a teacher’s
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Q4395884 Inglês
Leia o texto a seguir para responder à questão:


What makes a teacher


    The idea that if you know something, you can teach it, may seem a straight line. For a gifted few, it might be. But many experts argue that teaching children and young people requires knowing how to teach the content to achieve understanding that is useful to actual learning.

    Knowing how to teach children and young people means having in-depth knowledge of pedagogy (varied philosophies of learning and teaching), assessment, learning styles and needs — and the varied complex dynamics that dictate the context for how effective teaching happens. This fundamental knowledge happens alongside opportunities to practise and refine one’s teaching skills.

    This is the difference between being taught by qualified teachers and by people who know stuff. Knowing content is not synonymous with good teaching. Getting teachers into classrooms faster may fill classrooms, but at what cost? There is a cautionary tale here worth paying attention to.

    Shortening, and in some cases not requiring teacher education at all, has been tried and failed. Studies have shown that a major predictor of student achievement is the preparedness of teachers. For teachers who have entered into classrooms via expedited pathways, evidence showed negative impacts for all student groups.

     I fear we are on a road of short-term gain for long-term pain.

   In any society, a well-trained certified workforce supports continuity of learning and achievement. We wouldn’t contemplate having an unqualified doctor treat us any more than we want an uncertified electrician wiring our house. So why is an unqualified teacher OK? Our children deserve better.


(http://theconversation.com, 25.05.2026. Adaptado)
 In the excerpt below (from paragraphs 1 and 2 in the text), the word which functions as an adjective in the context is:

     …many experts argue that teaching (1) children and young people requires knowing how to teach the content to achieve understanding that is useful to actual learning (2).
    Knowing how to teach children and young people means having in-depth knowledge of pedagogy (varied philosophies of learning (3) and teaching, assessment, learning styles and needs — and the varied complex dynamics that dictate the context for how effective teaching (4) happens. This fundamental knowledge happens alongside opportunities to practise and refine one’s teaching (5) skills.
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Q4395885 Inglês
Leia o texto a seguir para responder à questão:


What makes a teacher


    The idea that if you know something, you can teach it, may seem a straight line. For a gifted few, it might be. But many experts argue that teaching children and young people requires knowing how to teach the content to achieve understanding that is useful to actual learning.

    Knowing how to teach children and young people means having in-depth knowledge of pedagogy (varied philosophies of learning and teaching), assessment, learning styles and needs — and the varied complex dynamics that dictate the context for how effective teaching happens. This fundamental knowledge happens alongside opportunities to practise and refine one’s teaching skills.

    This is the difference between being taught by qualified teachers and by people who know stuff. Knowing content is not synonymous with good teaching. Getting teachers into classrooms faster may fill classrooms, but at what cost? There is a cautionary tale here worth paying attention to.

    Shortening, and in some cases not requiring teacher education at all, has been tried and failed. Studies have shown that a major predictor of student achievement is the preparedness of teachers. For teachers who have entered into classrooms via expedited pathways, evidence showed negative impacts for all student groups.

     I fear we are on a road of short-term gain for long-term pain.

   In any society, a well-trained certified workforce supports continuity of learning and achievement. We wouldn’t contemplate having an unqualified doctor treat us any more than we want an uncertified electrician wiring our house. So why is an unqualified teacher OK? Our children deserve better.


(http://theconversation.com, 25.05.2026. Adaptado)
The fragment from the third paragraph “people who know stuff” refers to
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Q4395886 Inglês
Leia o texto a seguir para responder à questão:


What makes a teacher


    The idea that if you know something, you can teach it, may seem a straight line. For a gifted few, it might be. But many experts argue that teaching children and young people requires knowing how to teach the content to achieve understanding that is useful to actual learning.

    Knowing how to teach children and young people means having in-depth knowledge of pedagogy (varied philosophies of learning and teaching), assessment, learning styles and needs — and the varied complex dynamics that dictate the context for how effective teaching happens. This fundamental knowledge happens alongside opportunities to practise and refine one’s teaching skills.

    This is the difference between being taught by qualified teachers and by people who know stuff. Knowing content is not synonymous with good teaching. Getting teachers into classrooms faster may fill classrooms, but at what cost? There is a cautionary tale here worth paying attention to.

    Shortening, and in some cases not requiring teacher education at all, has been tried and failed. Studies have shown that a major predictor of student achievement is the preparedness of teachers. For teachers who have entered into classrooms via expedited pathways, evidence showed negative impacts for all student groups.

     I fear we are on a road of short-term gain for long-term pain.

   In any society, a well-trained certified workforce supports continuity of learning and achievement. We wouldn’t contemplate having an unqualified doctor treat us any more than we want an uncertified electrician wiring our house. So why is an unqualified teacher OK? Our children deserve better.


(http://theconversation.com, 25.05.2026. Adaptado)
While reading the text, a certain reader comes across the expression “people who know stuff”, whose meaning they do not identify at first sight. In order to try to understand what the expression means, this reader may pay attention to context and employ the reading strategy known as
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Q4395887 Inglês
Leia o texto a seguir para responder à questão:


What makes a teacher


    The idea that if you know something, you can teach it, may seem a straight line. For a gifted few, it might be. But many experts argue that teaching children and young people requires knowing how to teach the content to achieve understanding that is useful to actual learning.

    Knowing how to teach children and young people means having in-depth knowledge of pedagogy (varied philosophies of learning and teaching), assessment, learning styles and needs — and the varied complex dynamics that dictate the context for how effective teaching happens. This fundamental knowledge happens alongside opportunities to practise and refine one’s teaching skills.

    This is the difference between being taught by qualified teachers and by people who know stuff. Knowing content is not synonymous with good teaching. Getting teachers into classrooms faster may fill classrooms, but at what cost? There is a cautionary tale here worth paying attention to.

    Shortening, and in some cases not requiring teacher education at all, has been tried and failed. Studies have shown that a major predictor of student achievement is the preparedness of teachers. For teachers who have entered into classrooms via expedited pathways, evidence showed negative impacts for all student groups.

     I fear we are on a road of short-term gain for long-term pain.

   In any society, a well-trained certified workforce supports continuity of learning and achievement. We wouldn’t contemplate having an unqualified doctor treat us any more than we want an uncertified electrician wiring our house. So why is an unqualified teacher OK? Our children deserve better.


(http://theconversation.com, 25.05.2026. Adaptado)
In the three last paragraphs, the author of the text, mainly,
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21: C
22: D
23: E
24: D
25: B
26: B
27: C
28: E
29: C
30: E
31: B
32: D
33: A
34: A
35: D
36: B
37: E
38: C
39: A
40: D