COMICS: A TOOL FOR TEACHERS AND STUDENTS IN TEACHING AND LEARNING SCIENCE
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University of Sao Paulo - Brazil |
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Original article
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49-59
Abstract :
Scientific knowledge is a social construction gained over time; however it is possible that students do not have that understanding. According to Carvalho (2001) is possible that scientific concepts in many cases are not articulated to the daily lives of students and issues of social context. Based on an action research this work tries to detach the importance of making proposals of activities that bring together the scientific concepts with daily life issues of students. For this purpose we used the information and communication technologies, focused on the production of comics supported by computers. The problem presented to students was about the processes of soil sealing and the consequences for cities such as floods and droughts. The result allowed students to reflect in pairs and with teachers about these problems for their lives. Students were encouraged by the use of computers in a social context to articulated scientific concepts to communicate science. While the comics produced by students supported teachers to understand the process of student learning allowing the mediation’s inferences in Natural Science Education.
Keywords :
comics, cultural tool, environmental issues, ICT
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Cite as :
Santana Edson, R., Arroio A. (2011). Comics: A tool for teachers and students in teaching and learning science. Gamtamokslinis ugdymas / Natural Science Education, 8(2), 49-59. https://doi.org/10.48127/gu-nse/11.8.49a
