परियोजनाओं: पृष्ठ 5
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Articulation of Knowledge and Technologies for the Innovation of Educational Processes in the Municipal Public Network of Venâncio Aires
Since a considerable part of the students of the elementary school in Venâncio Aires has learning difficulties in the disciplines of the areas of mathematics and natural sciences, the project proposes to develop new tools, through didactic materials and active methodologies, to search for more alternatives effective in the construction of knowledge. Uniting the student's role, theory, and practice, it is intended to build and make teaching resources available to educators, making use of creative learning, educational robotics, and Scratch software. Past studies prove that these tools, individually, contribute to increasing student engagement in the classroom, and consequently enable the innovation of teaching and learning methodologies. The didactic-pedagogical materials are produced by the project team, taking into account the needs of educators from the public network of Venâncio Aires and are subsequently made available, free of charge, by digital means, to any educator, to multiply and publicize this work, collaborating actively and innovatively for the development of education.
Literature Review of Surgical Treatment of Brachial Plexus Palsy
Brachial plexus palsy is a neuromotor flaccid paralysis secondary injury to any nerve root of the brachial plexus palsy. It typically occurs as an obstetric complication or trauma later in life. To treat these injuries, surgery became more common in the early 1900s, though it was later avoided due to poor results and morbidity. Still, conventional surgical techniques are being renewed. This includes nerve transfers, nerve grafting, muscle transfers, free muscle transfers, and neurolysis of scar around the brachial plexus in incomplete lesions. Overall, these techniques are indeed effective for partial injuries. Nerve transfer is particularly effective for brachial plexus palsy. In addition, intraplexal nerve surgery may be more effective than extraplexal for upper brachial plexus injuries. Distal SAN-to-SSN (spinoscapular) direct nerve transfer is also a reliable alternative, if patients do not desire other techniques. However, other issues like health care access and education are critical to patient outcomes.
