Amazônia (Dec 2022)

A study on the quality of life of postgraduate students in Science Education: impacts and possible consequences

  • Beatriz Salemme Corrêa Cortela,
  • Talamira Taita Rodrigues Brito,
  • João Manuel da Silva Malheiro

DOI
https://doi.org/10.18542/amazrecm.v18i41.12944
Journal volume & issue
Vol. 18, no. 41
pp. 220 – 236

Abstract

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This article aims to introduce the impacts of the courser’s postgraduate requirements on the postgraduate Quality of Life (QL), infer possible impacts and suggestions for referrals. This is an excerpt from an investigation that focused on the training of teachers for higher education, from different angles, approaching results from a qualitative and quantitative perspective. It had as participants a sample (27.12% of the universe) of students entering a postgraduate program in Science and Mathematics Teaching, a reference in the area. The constitution of the data was made at the end of 2019 based on a questionnaire WHOQOL-BREF, validated by the World Health Organization, and by field notes constituted in one offered disciplined. Checked that the QL of the participants: which can be considered a median, close to 60 points (1 to 100); with men's indicators smaller than those offering women's; most had of them felt pain and were using medication and presented difficulties in carrying out daily activities; productivism, the time elements factor, among others, are part of the stressors elements. It is argued that hat programs/universities that monitor these movements need to articulate with the regulatory agencies, improve rating criteria instruments and use welcoming activities targeting students, minimizing stressors in the environment

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