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Melo, Madalena
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Revista galego-portuguesa de Psicoloxía e Educación, 2007, 15: 41-54 ISSN 1138-1663
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[Resumo] A falência das intervenções psicológicas
baseadas no modelo médico – psicológico
(centrado no pressuposto da causalidade
interna dos problemas da criança, implicando
uma intervenção estritamente individual
e remediativa), levou à necessidade de
reconstrução da Psicologia da Educação,
com novas modalidades de intervenção,
tomando em linha de conta que a pessoa é
uma parte activa e intencional do ambiente
em que interage.
Neste quadro, as perspectivas construtivistas,
sistémicas e ecológicas assumiram um
papel particular na intervenção psicológica
em contextos educativos, possibilitando a
adopção de abordagens preventivas e proactivas,
levando em linha de conta o papel da
relação entre os contextos na promoção do
desenvolvimento da criança.
A emergência de um modelo ecológico –
desenvolvimental de intervenção implicou
novos papéis e funções para o psicólogo em
contexto educativo, que enfatizam uma postura
colaborativa e possibilitam uma actuação
eficaz relativamente às solicitações. Neste
contexto, ganham particular relevo os processos
de mediação na intervenção psicológica,
enquanto promotores da relação e da intervenção
inter – contextual e ecológico – desenvolvimental
(Siegel & Cole, 2003).
Pretende-se apresentar uma experiência de
intervenção psicológica em contexto escolar
baseada nestes pressupostos e reflectir sobre
as potencialidades dos processos mediacionais
na implementação de um modelo ecológico
– desenvolvimental na prática da psicologia
da educação
[Abstract] Failure of psychological interventions based in a medical-psychological paradigm (supported in the idea of the internal causality of children problems, and involving an individualistic and remediative intervention), lead to a need of reconstruction of Educational Psychology, with new modalities of intervention, taking into account that each person is an active and intentional part of the environment in which interacts. In this framework, constructive, systemic and ecological perspectives assumed a relevant role in psychological interventions in educational contexts, allowing the adoption of preventive and proactive approaches, taking into account the interaction of the contexts in the promotion of child development. The emergence of an ecological-developmental model of intervention had as consequence new roles and functions for the educational psychologist, stressing a collaborative attitude and allowing an effective intervention responding to the demands and needs. In this framework, mediation processes in psychological intervention assume a particular relevance, in the promotion of interactions and of an intervention contextually based and ecological-developmental (Siegel & Cole, 2003). In this paper we intend present an experience of psychological intervention in a school setting based on these conceptual assumptions, and reflect about the potentialities of mediation processes in the implementation of an ecological-developmental model in the practice of educational psychology
[Abstract] Failure of psychological interventions based in a medical-psychological paradigm (supported in the idea of the internal causality of children problems, and involving an individualistic and remediative intervention), lead to a need of reconstruction of Educational Psychology, with new modalities of intervention, taking into account that each person is an active and intentional part of the environment in which interacts. In this framework, constructive, systemic and ecological perspectives assumed a relevant role in psychological interventions in educational contexts, allowing the adoption of preventive and proactive approaches, taking into account the interaction of the contexts in the promotion of child development. The emergence of an ecological-developmental model of intervention had as consequence new roles and functions for the educational psychologist, stressing a collaborative attitude and allowing an effective intervention responding to the demands and needs. In this framework, mediation processes in psychological intervention assume a particular relevance, in the promotion of interactions and of an intervention contextually based and ecological-developmental (Siegel & Cole, 2003). In this paper we intend present an experience of psychological intervention in a school setting based on these conceptual assumptions, and reflect about the potentialities of mediation processes in the implementation of an ecological-developmental model in the practice of educational psychology

