Academic Degree
Doctorate
Doctorate
Category
Full member
Full member
Host Institution
NOVA FCSH
NOVA FCSH
Research Group
Thematic Lines
Biography
Celina Arroz (1951) is native of Martim Longo, municipality of Alcoutim, Faro District, and lives in Sines. She has a degree in History in the Universidade Clássica de Lisboa (1988); Master Degree in Education Sciences (Health Education), with the dissertation, Resolução de conflitos na sala de aula (2003), in the Faculdade de Motricidade Humana/UTL; PHD in Educational Sciences (Psychology and Education), with the dissertation, Autodisciplina na sala de aula: alunos mais envolvidos e professores mais confiantes? (2015), in the Universidade Nova de Lisboa; History teacher (3rd and secondary teacher), at Sines school group, retired teacher; Trainer of teachers in conflict prevention and resolution (since 2003) and self-discipline in classroom (since 2015); Coordinator of Education Territory of Priority Intervention Project (2008 to 2019); President of the Pedagogic Council (2006-2008); President of the teaching performance evaluation committee (2006-2008); Coordinator of the Department of Social and Human Sciences (2005-2010); Technician in health promotion and education in basic and secondary schools in DREAlentejo (1998-2000); Participation in the project of the Ministry of Education – National Programme of Promotion of the Educational Attainment, as a trainer of headmasters and other school staff, in the Training Course of Planning a Strategic Action to Promote the Quality of Learning (2016); Member of founding team and coordinator of Alentejo Litoral Meeting History (2008 to 2019); Cooperation member of Cultural Center Emmerico Nunes (1989 to 2019), where she held several management positions and coordination of activities of cultural institution; Researcher of the writer Aquilino Ribeiro, with published studies, supported by the Aquilino Ribeiro Foundation, one of them, Aquilino Ribeiro: Evolução do homem republicano (2011), supported by the National Commission for the Celebrations of the Centenary of the First Republique; research interest in music – benefits of musical learning in children; motivation to learn music.