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Anchored in notes elaborated in a multispecies ethnography, this text formulates a reading of biological science laboratories as situating practices of human and non-human actors. For this, the authors bring up plants from/in the caatinga, laboratory equipment, chemical reagents and biologists as entities that act collectively to produce slides with plant pieces that circulate in physical spaces and in texts, becoming entities capable of, although distant from their referents (the plants of the caatinga), informing the transformations (and impacts) of the environments in which they inhabit. It is argued that the actors, human or not, involved in multispecies plots of biological science laboratories, respond from their own agendas that, when tuned, bring outresearch, laboratories and other territories in a constant work of mediation. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This work is part of a larger investigation that aimed to know the understandings of peasant high school students about the process of learning assessment in the area of natural sciences. Within the scope of this essay, the objective was to know the historical elements present in the evaluation practices developed by teachers. To achieve this, a bibliographic research was carried out, with a qualitative approach. The results showed that, over time, the assessment of learning and its procedures have been influenced by different pedagogical tendencies, which have been accentuated in each era, demarcating ideologies of education, teaching and learning. Despite the advances that have occurred in the last three decades, nowadays, the assessment of learning is still surrounded by challenges and is strongly influenced by school exams, so that, through this research, it was possible to identify that there are distances in relation to the evaluation practices developed and the legal determinations. It is concluded that it is important to know the historical aspects that involve the evaluation of learning, recognizing the contributions of the different pedagogies to the evaluation processes developed today. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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No século V a. C. floresceu na Grécia uma escola médica inspirada por Hipócrates, um professor da arte de curar. Essa escola separou a medicina da religião, da magia e afastou as crenças em causas sobrenaturais das doenças. Apesar de estudiosos considerarem isso mais uma lenda do que fato histórico, passados 2000 anos, o personagem é considerado no Ocidente o “pai da medicina”. Alguns dos 72 livros contemporâneos originários dessa escola abordam a ética médica e um deles trata do juramento. Com o desenvolvimento da humanidade, as mudanças sociais e as transformações da medicina, o juramento hipocrático sofreu atualizações e tem várias versões. Algumas são utilizadas em momentos especiais, como a formatura de médicos. Os autores deste ensaio vivenciaram situações em torno do juramento que motivaram reflexões acerca do seu uso no ensino médico, inclusive diante do surgimento da Inteligência Artificial. Será que o Juramento tem ainda lugar no ensino médico?

O objetivo deste trabalho é relatar a experiência de uma discente acerca do intercâmbio educacional internacional realizado em Angola por meio do programa Associação das Universidades de Língua Portuguesa durante a formação na graduação em Enfermagem. O texto trata-se de um relato de experiência de natureza descritiva. A oportunidade da vivência em Angola favoreceu o suporte para discutir e identificar as diferenças de saúde entre países, de modo a estabelecer um olhar mais reflexivo e crítico referente à atuação da Enfermagem em diferentes contextos. O intercâmbio proporcionou o amadurecimento tanto profissional quanto pessoal, fortalecendo habilidades e desenvolvendo capacidades para enfrentamento de problemas, aperfeiçoando a independência e a personalidade individuais. Além disso, contribuiu para fortalecer parcerias na formação de profissionais da área de Enfermagem entre países do Sul Global. Além disso, esse intercâmbio trouxe benefícios significativos para a discente de Enfermagem, a instituição de origem e a instituição acolhedora. Apesar das dificuldades, essa experiência resultou na criação de novas amizades e na assimilação de novos valores e perspectivas, enriquecendo, assim, a formação da graduanda.

Neste artigo, discute-se a respeito das Tecnologias da Informação e Comunicação Móveis e sem Fio (TIMS) a favor do ensino de Altimetria na disciplina de Topografia para o primeiro ano de um determinado curso superior. O texto aborda o desenvolvimento da metodologia que foi utilizada nas aulas, que versam entre planejamento da base teórica e aplicação do conteúdo ministrado, destacando a relevância e pertinência do uso dos smartphones e do aplicativo LandscapAR® nessas aulas. A fim de verificar a relevância e importância dessas tecnologias, em especial daquele aplicativo, entre os anos de 2015 e 2019, foram aplicados 355 questionários com os estudantes do referido curso. Em suma, várias reflexões são feitas no decorrer do trabalho, de modo a salientar a importância da utilização da tecnologia de maneira adequada e contextualizada. Ao final, conclui-se que a utilização das TIMS e do LandscapAr®, alinhadas aos conteúdos e técnicas aplicadas durantes aulas e atividades pedagógicas no ensino superior são importantes para as atividades profissionais e a vida cotidiana dos estudantes.

O artigo aborda as dificuldades de se realizar uma pesquisa em educação em um contexto amazônico, de acordo com o rigor científico, buscando promover um diálogo sobre a importância da pesquisa em educação associada a uma perspectiva intercultural, durante a disciplina de Pesquisa em Ensino de Ciências, dos cursos de Licenciatura em Ciências: Biologia e Química, com sete estudantes indígenas do município de Benjamin Constant - Amazonas. Trata-se de uma pesquisa qualitativa de estudo de caso, mediante a observação participante, na qual se objetivou conhecer as dificuldades dos estudantes para discutir questões interculturais e de valorização sociocultural por um embasamento teórico-epistemológico, sendo apresentado dentro dos critérios metodológicos que a comunidade científica requer. Constata-se que serão necessárias muitas discussões sobre este tema para que os estudantes indígenas não se sintam às margens do fazer científico e do desenvolvimento necessário à pesquisa educacional no Brasil.

O artigo aborda as dificuldades de se realizar uma pesquisa em educação em um contexto amazônico, de acordo com o rigor científico, buscando promover um diálogo sobre a importância da pesquisa em educação associada a uma perspectiva intercultural, durante a disciplina de Pesquisa em Ensino de Ciências, dos cursos de Licenciatura em Ciências: Biologia e Química, com sete estudantes indígenas do município de Benjamin Constant - Amazonas. Trata-se de uma pesquisa qualitativa de estudo de caso, mediante a observação participante, na qual se objetivou conhecer as dificuldades dos estudantes para discutir questões interculturais e de valorização sociocultural por um embasamento teórico-epistemológico, sendo apresentado dentro dos critérios metodológicos que a comunidade científica requer. Constata-se que serão necessárias muitas discussões sobre este tema para que os estudantes indígenas não se sintam às margens do fazer científico e do desenvolvimento necessário à pesquisa educacional no Brasil.

Objetivou-se identificar o que emerge de vídeos que abordam a Educação Financeira na Educação Matemática, por meio do que é propagado em canais do YouTube. Para a caracterização dos vídeos, utilizou-se a ferramenta YouTube Data Tools, baseada no API do YouTube. Foi analisado os metadados e as transcrições dos vídeos mais relevantes nesta temática. Constatou-se que, aproximadamente, 42% dos vídeos pertenciam à categoria educação, associados a canais de universidades. Verificou-se um entrelaçamento entre professor e Educação Financeira, com discussões numa perspectiva de formação crítica. Além disso, identificou-se que, entre as potencialidades da Educação Financeira para a sociedade, estão: auxílio da tomada de decisão; consumo consciente; gerenciamento e planejamento adequado das finanças; e melhoria na qualidade de vida.

Este ensaio visa apresentar como a análise do movimento lógico-histórico do conteúdo a ser ensinado instrumentaliza teoricamente o professor na definição das ações de ensino que visam o desenvolvimento do pensamento teórico dos estudantes. O manuscrito fundamenta-se na Lógica Dialética, na Teoria Histórico-Cultural e na Teoria do Ensino Desenvolvimental. Para a compreensão das implicações dessa análise na definição das ações de ensino, é apresentado, como exemplo, um exercício de análise do conteúdo mudanças de estado físico da água, do componente curricular Ciências da Natureza. A análise do movimento lógico-histórico permite identificar o que é nuclear para a compreensão do sistema conceitual objeto de ensino, bem como reconhecer os diversos objetos e fenômenos que podem ganhar inteligibilidade por meio da sua apropriação. Essa análise altera o modo de se conceber o conteúdo e a forma de ensino.

Neste artigo, foi conduzida uma pesquisa para investigar o uso da gamificação como recurso pedagógico no ensino da matemática. A gamificação consiste em incorporar elementos de jogos, como desafios e competição, na estrutura do plano de aula. Dessa forma, os recursos utilizados na gamificação são adaptados para o ensino da matemática, com o objetivo de atrair a atenção e o foco dos estudantes. Essa abordagem se baseia no fato de que crianças e jovens tendem a ter uma aproximação prazerosa com os ambientes dos gemes, o que pode facilitar o processo de aprendizagem, uma abordagem promissora no ensino da matemática, pois aproveita a familiaridade e o interesse dos estudantes por jogos e ambientes virtuais para engajá-los no processo de aprendizagem. Os resultados comparam dois contextos de aulas diferentes, um com a aplicação da gamificação na estrutura do plano de aula, e outro com uma simples revisão dos conteúdos, no qual foi possível perceber que o uso da gamificação apresentaram melhores resultados na maioria da questões aplicadas com estudantes dos dois grupos analisados.

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This text was written to disseminate a proposal of the Study Group on Calculus in Secondary and Higher Education, headed by researchers Dr. Pierre Job (ICHEBrussels Management School-Belgium) and Dr. Luiz Márcio Santos Farias (UFBA-Brazil), whose objective is to create a joint work Brazil-Belgium in search of a reference epistemological model for calculus and analysis teaching. In 2023, at the Integrated Studies Seminar-Calculus in Secondary and Higher Education at PUC/SP, Professor Job presented aspects of the research carried out in Belgium based on a reference epistemological model, the theory of didactical situations and the anthropological theory of the didactic regarding the limit concept. To motivate calculus teachers to engage in this research, it summarizes the events of two of the three-day seminars. The first part reports the questions proposed on the first day, followed by a reflection on some. Those questions served as a model for the initial survey of difficulties that could provide answers to three open questions: Are the premises used in Belgium valid in the Brazilian context? Is it possible to build a shared theoretical framework that allows us to question the status of epistemological obstacles and the main difficulty encountered in teaching the concepts of limits, derivatives, and integrals? What kind of experiment can we plan to test this model? The second part summarizes Prof. Job's presentation on the second day about the research carried out in Belgium. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This is an analysis of the Deleuze-Guattarian concept of “minor literature” shifted to “minor education” and its implications for mathematics teaching, as developed by philosopher Gallo. For Gallo, transferring the characteristics of minor literature to the educational field implies a revision of teaching practice itself, making it an intrinsically political activity. Given that contemporary mathematics teaching tends to follow a rigid and prescriptive structure, the proposal is to apply the principles of minor education to mathematics teaching in order to promote relevant and contextualized discussions for teachers. It is hoped that this article will stimulate problematizations about minor education, applied to the teaching of mathematics in a more contextualized and flexible way. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This review aims to present a summary of the main points covered in the book "General Accounting - An Interactive Approach" written by Marcia da Silva Carvalho, Guilherme Otávio Monteiro Guimarães and Cláudia Ferreira da Cruz, published in 2019 by Editora Atlas. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This research sought to understand how field classes could encourage the study and understanding of geographic content, analyzing the benefits, seeing how theory and practice would come together in the teaching-learning process, in addition to realizing the role of interdisciplinarity in field research due to the different facets that the space presents and the inefficiency of the unilateral action of a single discipline in the face of the complexity of the world, and finally, to describe the main characteristics that make up this activity, with the aim of having a better idea of the steps relevant to its implementation. To this end, a bibliographical study of a qualitative nature was used with the descriptors: geography and teaching and field classes, on the websites Scielo, Periódico Capes and Google Scholar, in which there was a significant approval of the use of this methodology, as a result of of the benefits perceived, in addition, difficulties in carrying it out were reported, such as the lack of preparation on the part of teachers, who are not taught in a decent way how to carry out its application and, moreover, the use of field classes as an effective means of scientific initiation, in terms of presenting a study method that encourages students to research the phenomena that surround them, through an analysis that can be local, the place of belonging, the student's affection or an unfamiliar space, but which, if well worked on, can generate engagement whose main objective is to enable the individual to perceive and resolve personal and collective issues. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This research article aims to present problem-based learning (pbl) as a methodological tool for demonstrating and developing scientific concepts within a didactic sequence aimed at fostering students' skills such as reflection and critical thinking on the topic of environmental pollution. Considered by several authors as one of the most comprehensive active methodologies, pbl focuses on the student and their ability to gain self-awareness through interaction with others. Such methodology can be executed based on phenomena that are part of students' everyday lives. This educational experience was supported by a exploratory descriptive study with a qualitative approach that analyzed the receptivity of a group of students to the presentation and resolution of a problem situation related to their daily lives. The research was conducted in Fortaleza, at the First College of the Military Police of Ceará General Edgard Facó (cpmgef), which is part of the state's public education network. The methodology was applied to a group of first-year high school students during the first semester of 2022. Studies were conducted on the topic of chemical equilibrium, reading texts about environmental pollution and its relationship with volcanic eruptions in the Permian period, the release of greenhouse gases, and the administration of two questionnaires. The importance of applying pbl and contextualization as methodologies for addresing environmental pollution content was evident, as they contributed to motivation and interest in the topic. The results showed that when a specific topic is developed with student protagonism, learning becomes more enjoyable and engaging. Thus, it can be concluded that pbl associated with content contextualization constitutes a methodology that enhances learningin a meaningful way, promoting the search for transdisciplinary solutions by working with everyday problems and motivating students to learn and relate knowledge from different areas. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The teaching of human macroscopic anatomy (hma) has traditionally been relevant for the training of health professionals, as it is a science that allows for understanding the functioning of the human body and, therefore, is necessary for adequate clinical practice. However, the training processes have not comprehensively addressed teaching, learning, and assessment, which hinders the understanding of anatomy and compromises the suitability of future health professionals' training. This research article describes the teaching, learning, and assessment processes in a Human Macroscopic Anatomy I course within a Medicine and Surgery program in Cali, Colombia, from the theoretical perspective of pedagogical content knowledge. A four-phase case study was conducted using participant observation, field notes, and semi-structured interviews as techniques. The participants included ninety second-semester students and two fourth-semester students from the Medicine and Surgery academic program, as well as four hma area professors. It was found that teaching is conceived as the transmission of knowledge, while learning falls on the student, who must autonomously grasp the main ideas of hma. The assessment is mainly oriented towards grading. The teaching experience revealed a lack of understanding of how students learn the main ideas of hma and how teaching and assessment could be integrated to support this learning. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This article presents the results of a research study analyzing the explanatory constructions (both discursive and iconographic) of a group of 5th-grade students regarding the phenomenon of menstruation. The working paradigm is constructivist, and the design is exploratory with a qualitative approach. The instruments used were open-ended questionnaires that posed situations related to the phenomenon of menstruation. The intervention took place in a public elementary school located in the State of Mexico. The collected evidence shows that the scientific school models constructed by the children emphasize the knowledge learned in school related to secondary sexual characteristics, the parts that make up the female reproductive system (as mentioned in the natural science textbooks), and menstruation as a natural process that only happens to women. From this perspective learned in school, human sexuality lacks a scientific conceptualization, which leaves no room for understanding how different systems of the human body interrelate to account for the phenomenon, as well as the connection to pleasure, emotions, and desires. The suggestion for science classes is to find a dialogue between biological knowledge, biochemical functioning, and cultural constructions that help students generate a reflective awareness about the responsible exercise of sexual expression of sexualities, corporeality, and emotional manifestation. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Poetry reveals different actions and feelings in the universal themes discussed. However, its reading does not happen without resistance in an academic universe oriented towards the functional and useful. Thus, how to mobilize a poetic reading-reception that is remarkable for the reader? The objective of this article is to present the reception of the reading of the poem Sur la mort de Marie (1578) by Ronsard (1524-1585) developed through drawings that rely on the reader's procedural knowledge. Results point to a transmodal creation in the reception of the read poem, favoring greater student involvement, thanks to a methodological option, which opts for writing about what was read. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The present research aims to investigate how the use of digital technologies, through the lens of gamification, can favor the teaching/learning of the Portuguese language in the first-year high school classes of the Computer Networks course at the Institute of Education, Science and Technology of Acre - Ifac, from the perspective of the teachers. The goal is to understand the importance of using these active methodologies in the classroom, as well as the contribution of these actions to the digital literacy of students. In this sense, considering the globalized era we are in, this research is relevant when we propose to work with digital technology that brings about significant changes for the social, intellectual, and professional development of individuals in all sectors of society. To support this research, the following theoretical framework was used: Alves (2015), Kleiman (2007), Leffa (2014), Rojo (2012), Soares (2002), among others. The methodology adopted is bibliographical, has a qualitative-quantitative nature, and it was also carried out through field research with Ifac teachers. Questionnaires with open and closed-ended questions were used as instruments to generate data. The results indicate that the use of gamification, although still modest, can contribute to the digital literacy of students. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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