Collaborative management in schools: Experiences on the role of Ibero-American Networks in Health Education
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Health education is complex and, in schools, involves not only specific teams, but also management, organizational climate, and curricula. In this context, we understand collaborative management as a model in which school leaders promote the involvement of the school community, are based on open communication processes, and are receptive to innovation. Networking, enhanced by digital technologies, is one of the resources of these collaborative practices in the management of schools that, at the same time, reinforce them. Following a methodological strategy of an exploratory and qualitative nature, we analyze in a comparative perspective the public policies that frame health education in schools. The focus is on two experiences carried out in a network, in Brazil and Portugal. The results allow us to (re)think health education strategies in the school context, based on collaborative management strategies and cooperation networks.
DOI:https://doi.org/10.56238/sevened2024.013-014
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Copyright (c) 2024 Natanael Reis Bomfim, Sílvia Letícia Costa Pereira Correia, Susana Henriques, Elisabete RodriguesAuthor(s)
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Natanael Reis Bomfim
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Sílvia Letícia Costa Pereira Correia
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Susana Henriques
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Elisabete Rodrigues