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    Dificuldades docentes no ensino remoto: um diagnóstico no Campus Murici no período 2020/2021
    (INSTITUTO FEDERAL DE ALAGOAS - Ifal, 2022-03-18) Vaz, Janeilda da Costa; Santos, Allan Gomes dos; Santos; Santos, Allan Gomes dos; Silva, Rui Fernando da; http://lattes.cnpq.br/8104452111779244; Andrade, Maria Guadalupe Lima Peixoto; http://lattes.cnpq.br/7486678297943376
    Education has had to face decisions about how to continue teaching and learning while keeping its faculty, staff and students safe from an emergency public health issue that has developed rapidly due to Covid-19. In this way, Emergency Remote Teaching (ERE) was the temporary and strategic solution that allowed, in the context of the Covid-19 Pandemic, to provide the academic community with the possibility of maintaining, within the possible circumstances, the teaching activities and difficulties of this modality. of teaching began to emerge. Thus, the objective of this work was to diagnose the difficulties of remote teaching encountered by the professors of the Instituto Federal de Alagoas-IFAL and seek possible solutions to minimize these difficulties. The action-research had a qualitative approach and the target audience were the teachers of IFAL - Campus Murici/Alagoas, of the technical courses of Agroindustry and Agroecology, through questionnaires with objective and subjective questions, related to remote teaching, which addressed the problems related to the synchronous and asynchronous classes and the strategies that could be used to minimize the difficulties encountered in the practice of this teaching that help in the transmission of teaching and learning knowledge. With the application of the questionnaires, the results showed that 95.7% of the professors have a stricto sensu postgraduate degree, with 41.7% having a master's degree and 54.2% a doctorate, and that 66.7% of the professors had difficulties in asynchronous classes and 33 .3% in synchronous and asynchronous classes, 50% of teachers suggested training on teaching platforms as a way to minimize the difficulties that were encountered in the ERE.