Ensino do direito bancário no Brasil: uma proposta atualizadora

Abstract

This doctoral research aims to propose an innovative teaching methodology for the banking law discipline. It is made a historical retrospect about legal education since the arrival of Dom João VI in Brazil in 1808, highlighting the changes over time. Focuses attention on the Theory of Central Banks and debates about the necessity of a central bank to have full autonomy, independence to develop its functions in order to be free to propose stables rules for the operation of market as a condition sine ne qua non.As a result of this premises, puts guiding questions to this study and states as a working hypothesis that current programs of Banking Law are inconsistent with the required scientific rigor and the needs of the market by not being able to teach stable rules that make the market reliable. It proposes a new content program for the discipline and suggests thatthe appropriate methodology for teach the necessary content is formative assessment that is capable of diagnose the deficiencies of the students and propose strategies to address them. The research is qualitative and empirical, uses primary and secondary sources. A sample of sixteen former students of the discipline Banking Law of the Federal University of Ceará took part in the study. Although the overall finding is that there is relevant scientific approach to the themes, the conclusion is that the methodology is inadequate understanding of the issues are outdated for the preparation of future professionals of banking law that go act in the market. This could be verified by direct research in various programs adopted in many countries. As conclusion, the hypothesis has been validated. Then, a new program is proposed by this study to be evaluated with the use of formative assessment. Key-words:Formative assessment, Banking Law , Higher Education.