Integrated Members


Postdoctoral fellow


CIIE/Faculty of Psychology and Education Sciences, University of Porto, Portugal

E-mail
lucianajoana@fpce.up.pt


Luciana Joana is an Invited Assistant Professor at the Faculty of Psychology and Education Sciences of the University of Porto (FPCEUP) and an integrated member of the Centre for Educational Research and Intervention (CIIE) at FPCEUP. In 2023, she was awarded the Innovative Pedagogical Practice Award by the University of Porto, recognising her excellence in teaching. She is completing her Post-Doctoral research in the project FYT-ID (PTDC/CEDG-EDG/1039/2021) at FPCEUP, has a PhD in Education Sciences, with a major in Educational Administration, from UTAD (2021), a Master's Degree in the same field (2013), and a Degree in Primary Education from the Higher School of Education of Coimbra (2009). Since 2017, she has collaborated with the Agency for Assessment and Accreditation of Higher Education (A3ES), actively participating in external evaluation commissions, focusing on institutional quality assurance and programme accreditation. In the last five years, Luciana has published several articles and book chapters in Educational Administration and is also a reviewer for peer-reviewed journals. She has integrated 2 Master's juries at UTAD and is supervising three dissertations at the Master's level. Through her active involvement in networks like the European Education Policy Network (EEPN) and International Educational Management Research Network [Rede Internacional de Pesquisas em Gestão Educacional] (REIPEGE), she is contributing to international dialogues on educational policy and school leadership, fostering collaborations and supporting European Commission initiatives. Currently, she is a member of the practical research community IDEAFOR (Identities, Democracy, School, Administration and Training), the Observatory Life in Schools (OBVIE), the Portuguese Forum of Educational Administration (FPAE), and the REIPEGE.


2021 – PhD in Education Sciences – University of Trás-os-Montes and Alto Douro, Vila Real, Portugal
2013 – Master in Education Sciences – University of Trás-os-Montes and Alto Douro, Vila Real, Portugal
2009 – Degree in PrimarySchool Education – Higher School of Education of Coimbra, Polytechnic Institute of Coimbra, Portugal

Fundação para a Ciência e a Tecnologia

Bridging Generations in Teaching: Enhancing Portuguese Teachers’ Professional Development Through Intergenerational Dialogues

PhD Researcher

Erasmus Plus

TeachersMOD Future Elementary School Teachers Modernization in Kurdistan

Future Elementary School Teachers Modernization in Kurdistan: In Kurdistan region of Iraq, students enrolled at public elementary schools are educating by elementary school teachers whose 90% of them are graduates from colleges of Basic Education of the HEIs in Kurdistan.

The Basic Education colleges in Kurdistan are the main provider of the primary school teachers in the region. The current teaching staff at our primary schools are 75% graduates of the Basic education colleges and 20% are graduates from two years teacher preparing institute which is equivalent to the secondary school. The TeachersMOD project aim to enhance the capacity of the Basic education Faculties in each Partner institutions with the final outcome to improve the general regional standard of primary education.

The project builds on two assumptions: the first relates to education’s pivotal role in the society to the fulfilment of human rights, peace and responsible citizenship from local to global levels, and the second relates to the digital transformation as embedded in teaching, learning, and work. Universities, therefore, need to increase their capacities at two levels: 1) updating and reviewing curricula towards a student’s -centres approach; and 2) pedagogies based on active methods integrating participative and innovative components.

For this reason, TeachersMOD seeks to contribute to modernise and improve the quality of teaching, by innovating teaching methodologies, by curricula reviewing and by reinforcing the competences of university staff in the Basic Education Colleges and the Pedagogic Centres in the HEIs from Kurdistan region of Iraq.

Associação para a Inovação e Desenvolvimento da FCT

Fifty Years of Teaching: Factors of Change and intergenerational dialogues

Fundação para a Ciência e a Tecnologia

Inspeção-Geral da Educação e Ciência: o difícil equilíbrio entre a Burocracia e a Ambiguidade no Acompanhamento da Ação Educativa

European Comission

Let's Meet to Know Each Other through Our Great Cultures

This partnership involves nine schools in the project entitled “Let’s Meet to Know Each Other through Our Great Cultures.” It aims at encouraging students and teachers from around Europe to work together in order to know each other better and prepare a better future for all. Exploring our cultural similarities and diversity should help us promote intercultural dialogue in our schools and local communities. Partner countries will share their experiences and ideas through different areas of research.The most important topics we will study are all the partner countries’ special days&occasions, famous people, home life&school life, traditional foods, traditional games, traditional stories/fairy tales/legends and traditional dances. Our students will also express their ideas/hopes/wishes about the European country in their dreams. Moreover, they will write/act a drama about friendship, sing a song about happiness, compose a song about the future of the children. They will use not only English but also all partners' languages. Another step will deal with voluntary work and intergenerational solidarity. Our students should become aware of the importance of giving their time to others and creating closer links with the older generations. What’s more, we will work on what can be done for a green world. Studying these issues should convince our students that they must and are able to actively contribute to preparing a better future for all by getting to know each other through their cultures now. Students and teachers will be stimulated to develop their language, ICT, research, organizational and social skills as well as their artistic and creative abilities. Self-involvement, active European citizenship, eco-friendly habits and European solidarity are the values we share.

European Comission

Similarity in Variety

In our multilateral project “Similarity in Variety” we aim to give young people opportunities to study life skills and competencies for their personal development in becoming practically active European Citizens. As it would be understood from the topic of the project that , although we have variable methodologies or patterns of education , we all have the similar aim; that is to have our pupils learn best.There is a saying that “If You Don't Feed the Teachers, They Eat the Students; If You Don't Feed the Students, They Starve”. Therefore; Pedagogy, Curriculum and Culture provides an overview of the key issues and dominant theories of teaching and learning as they impact upon the practice of teachers. Engaging in this project, each school will be able to provide the opportunity for their staff to work with colleagues from partnership schools in both their home environment and partners’ environments. We aim to ensure as many pupils and teachers as possible in the activities undertaken by the partnership. Comparing the main techniques , methodologies and pedagogies used in our own lessons , we aim to have a much broader point of view in all kinds of education. Thorough investigation and research with ICT, we will disseminate our findings with local authorities, citizens and participant schools.

Fundação para a Ciência e a Tecnologia

Bridging Generations in Teaching: Enhancing Portuguese Teachers’ Professional Development Through Intergenerational Dialogues

PhD Researcher

Erasmus Plus

TeachersMOD Future Elementary School Teachers Modernization in Kurdistan

Future Elementary School Teachers Modernization in Kurdistan: In Kurdistan region of Iraq, students enrolled at public elementary schools are educating by elementary school teachers whose 90% of them are graduates from colleges of Basic Education of the HEIs in Kurdistan.

The Basic Education colleges in Kurdistan are the main provider of the primary school teachers in the region. The current teaching staff at our primary schools are 75% graduates of the Basic education colleges and 20% are graduates from two years teacher preparing institute which is equivalent to the secondary school. The TeachersMOD project aim to enhance the capacity of the Basic education Faculties in each Partner institutions with the final outcome to improve the general regional standard of primary education.

The project builds on two assumptions: the first relates to education’s pivotal role in the society to the fulfilment of human rights, peace and responsible citizenship from local to global levels, and the second relates to the digital transformation as embedded in teaching, learning, and work. Universities, therefore, need to increase their capacities at two levels: 1) updating and reviewing curricula towards a student’s -centres approach; and 2) pedagogies based on active methods integrating participative and innovative components.

For this reason, TeachersMOD seeks to contribute to modernise and improve the quality of teaching, by innovating teaching methodologies, by curricula reviewing and by reinforcing the competences of university staff in the Basic Education Colleges and the Pedagogic Centres in the HEIs from Kurdistan region of Iraq.

Associação para a Inovação e Desenvolvimento da FCT

Fifty Years of Teaching: Factors of Change and intergenerational dialogues

Fundação para a Ciência e a Tecnologia

Inspeção-Geral da Educação e Ciência: o difícil equilíbrio entre a Burocracia e a Ambiguidade no Acompanhamento da Ação Educativa

European Comission

Let's Meet to Know Each Other through Our Great Cultures

This partnership involves nine schools in the project entitled “Let’s Meet to Know Each Other through Our Great Cultures.” It aims at encouraging students and teachers from around Europe to work together in order to know each other better and prepare a better future for all. Exploring our cultural similarities and diversity should help us promote intercultural dialogue in our schools and local communities. Partner countries will share their experiences and ideas through different areas of research.The most important topics we will study are all the partner countries’ special days&occasions, famous people, home life&school life, traditional foods, traditional games, traditional stories/fairy tales/legends and traditional dances. Our students will also express their ideas/hopes/wishes about the European country in their dreams. Moreover, they will write/act a drama about friendship, sing a song about happiness, compose a song about the future of the children. They will use not only English but also all partners' languages. Another step will deal with voluntary work and intergenerational solidarity. Our students should become aware of the importance of giving their time to others and creating closer links with the older generations. What’s more, we will work on what can be done for a green world. Studying these issues should convince our students that they must and are able to actively contribute to preparing a better future for all by getting to know each other through their cultures now. Students and teachers will be stimulated to develop their language, ICT, research, organizational and social skills as well as their artistic and creative abilities. Self-involvement, active European citizenship, eco-friendly habits and European solidarity are the values we share.

European Comission

Similarity in Variety

In our multilateral project “Similarity in Variety” we aim to give young people opportunities to study life skills and competencies for their personal development in becoming practically active European Citizens. As it would be understood from the topic of the project that , although we have variable methodologies or patterns of education , we all have the similar aim; that is to have our pupils learn best.There is a saying that “If You Don't Feed the Teachers, They Eat the Students; If You Don't Feed the Students, They Starve”. Therefore; Pedagogy, Curriculum and Culture provides an overview of the key issues and dominant theories of teaching and learning as they impact upon the practice of teachers. Engaging in this project, each school will be able to provide the opportunity for their staff to work with colleagues from partnership schools in both their home environment and partners’ environments. We aim to ensure as many pupils and teachers as possible in the activities undertaken by the partnership. Comparing the main techniques , methodologies and pedagogies used in our own lessons , we aim to have a much broader point of view in all kinds of education. Thorough investigation and research with ICT, we will disseminate our findings with local authorities, citizens and participant schools.

Journal article

The attractiveness of the teaching profession: a integrative literature review

Thomas Dotta, Leanete; Rodrigues, Sónia; Joana, Luciana; Carvalho, Maria João

Website

Website of the Portuguese Society of Educational Sciences

Joana, Luciana

Journal article

Could school inspection provide an effective school monitoring service? The Monitoring Programmes' case.

Joana, Luciana; Carvalho, Maria João de

Journal article

O Acompanhamento da Ação Educativa na melhoria da qualidade educativa

Joana, Luciana; Carvalho, João Maria

Magazine article

Professores e democracia: um legado notável nos caminhos de Abril.

Lopes, Amélia; Thomas Dotta, Leanete; Joana, Luciana; de Sousa, Rita Tavares

Online resource

Policy Brief 2024: Recomendações de Políticas de Formação de Professores.

Lopes, Amélia; Dotta, Leanete Thomas; Joana, Luciana; de Sousa, Rita Tavares

Conference abstract

Entre a teoria e a prática: a Autonomia escolar em contexto.

Joana, Luciana; Ferreira, Elisabete; Sousa, Inês

Book chapter

Diálogos intergeracionais, educação e desafios das sociedades contemporâneas.

Lopes, Amélia; Joana, Luciana; de Sousa, Rita Tavares

Journal article

Compliance or culture shift: reflecting on the impact of education inspection on educational institutions

Joana, Luciana; Carvalho, Maria João de. Corresponding author: Joana, Luciana

Conference paper

A construção da docência em tempos de democracia: para uma conceção intelectual e socio-ecológica do desenvolvimento profissional docente.

de Sousa, Rita Tavares; Joana, Luciana; Dotta, Leanete Thomas; Lopes, Amélia

Website

Website of the Portuguese Society of Educational Sciences

Joana, Luciana

Journal article

Could school inspection provide an effective school monitoring service? The Monitoring Programmes' case.

Joana, Luciana; Carvalho, Maria João de

Journal article

The attractiveness of the teaching profession: a integrative literature review

Thomas Dotta, Leanete; Rodrigues, Sónia; Joana, Luciana; Carvalho, Maria João

Journal article

O Acompanhamento da Ação Educativa na melhoria da qualidade educativa

Joana, Luciana; Carvalho, João Maria

Conference paper

A construção da docência em tempos de democracia: para uma conceção intelectual e socio-ecológica do desenvolvimento profissional docente.

de Sousa, Rita Tavares; Joana, Luciana; Dotta, Leanete Thomas; Lopes, Amélia

Conference abstract

Entre a teoria e a prática: a Autonomia escolar em contexto.

Joana, Luciana; Ferreira, Elisabete; Sousa, Inês

Book chapter

Diálogos intergeracionais, educação e desafios das sociedades contemporâneas.

Lopes, Amélia; Joana, Luciana; de Sousa, Rita Tavares

Journal article

Compliance or culture shift: reflecting on the impact of education inspection on educational institutions

Joana, Luciana; Carvalho, Maria João de. Corresponding author: Joana, Luciana

Online resource

Policy Brief 2024: Recomendações de Políticas de Formação de Professores.

Lopes, Amélia; Dotta, Leanete Thomas; Joana, Luciana; de Sousa, Rita Tavares

Magazine article

Professores e democracia: um legado notável nos caminhos de Abril.

Lopes, Amélia; Thomas Dotta, Leanete; Joana, Luciana; de Sousa, Rita Tavares

Journal article

Qualidade e Inspeção da Educação: representações dos diferentes atores educativos

Carvalho, Maria João; Joana, Luciana

Book review

A profissão docente em tempos de democracia: fatores de mudança.

Lopes, A.; Lopes, Amélia; Thomas Dotta, Leanete

Journal article

Qualidade e Inspeção da Educação: representações dos diferentes atores educativos

Carvalho, Maria João; Joana, Luciana

Journal article

Qualidade e Inspeção da Educação: representações dos diferentes atores educativos

Carvalho, Maria João; Joana, Luciana Salvador

Website

Fifty Years of Teaching: factors of change and intergenerational dialogues

Joana, Luciana

Journal article

Distância espacial e distância social: a racionalidade da educação periférica

Carvalho, Maria João De; Joana, Luciana

Journal article

Do Teachers Want to Work with Inspectors? The Monitoring Programmes

Luciana Joana

Journal article

INSPEÇÃO DA EDUCAÇÃO EM PORTUGAL: DA MONARQUIA ATÉ À ATUALIDADE

Carvalho, Maria João de; Joana, Luciana

Book chapter

A inspeção da educação no acompanhamento da ação educativa: Um novo posicionamento no contexto educativo? [The inspectorate of education in the monitoring of educational action: A new position in the educational context?]

Carvalho, Maria; Joana, Luciana

Book chapter

A inspeção da educação no acompanhamento da ação educativa: Um novo posicionamento no contexto educativo? [The inspectorate of education in the monitoring of educational action: A new position in the educational context?]

Carvalho, Maria; Joana, Luciana

Thesis / Dissertation

Inspeção-Geral da Educação e Ciência: o difícil equilíbrio entre a Burocracia e a Ambiguidade no Acompanhamento da Ação Educativa

Journal article

Uma análise comparada: sistemas inspetivos de alguns países

De Carvalho, Maria João; Joana, Luciana

Conference abstract

A inspeção da Educação no Acompanhamento da Ação Educativa: um novo posicionamento no contexto educativo?

Joana, Luciana; Carvalho, Maria

Journal article

Uma análise comparada: Sistemas inspetivos de alguns países [A comparative analysis: Inspection systems in some countries]

Carvalho, Maria; Joana, Luciana

Conference abstract

A inspeção da Educação no Acompanhamento da Ação Educativa: um novo posicionamento no contexto educativo?

Joana, Luciana; Carvalho, Maria

Conference paper

A atuação dos diretores escolares: Entre limites e necessidades [The role of school headmasters: Between limits and needs]

Carvalho, Maria; Joana, Luciana

Conference paper

Do school inspections improve school quality?

Joana, Luciana; Carvalho, Maria

Conference paper

A atuação dos diretores escolares: Entre limites e necessidades [The role of school headmasters: Between limits and needs]

Carvalho, Maria; Joana, Luciana

Book chapter

A atuação dos diretores escolares: entre limites e necessidades.

De Carvalho, Maria João; Joana, Luciana

Journal article

A atividade de Acompanhamento da Ação Educativa da Inspeção: propósito controlador ou emancipatório?

De Carvalho, Maria João; Joana, Luciana

Conference paper

A inspeção geral da educação: Entre a burocracia e a ambiguidade nos Programas de Acompanhamento [The General Education Inspectorate: Between bureaucracy and ambiguity in the Monitoring Programmes]

Joana, Luciana; Carvalho, Maria

Conference abstract

Acompanhamento da Ação Educativa e melhoria da qualidade da educação, que relação?

Joana, Luciana; De Carvalho, Maria João

Conference paper

A inspeção geral da educação: Entre a burocracia e a ambiguidade nos Programas de Acompanhamento [The General Education Inspectorate: Between bureaucracy and ambiguity in the Monitoring Programmes]

Joana, Luciana; Carvalho, Maria

Thesis / Dissertation

Atividade inspetiva em educação: representações de professores e inspetores

Joana, Luciana Maria Salvador

Conference paper

A atividade inspetiva: controlo ou acompanhamento?

Joana, Luciana; De Carvalho, Maria João

Conference paper

A Inspeção Geral da Educação: entre a Burocracia e a Ambiguidade nos Programas de Acompanhamento

Joana, Luciana; De Carvalho, Maria João

Conference paper

Pela melhoria da escola: Representações de professores e inspetores sobre a atividade inspetiva em educação

Carvalho, Maria; Joana, Luciana

Conference paper

Do School Inspections Improve School Quality?

Joana. Luciana; De Carvalho, Maria João