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Item Acesso aberto (Open Access) Abordagem ciência, tecnologia e sociedade CTS de tema sociocientífico na educação de jovens e adultos privados de liberdade: o caso de Belo Monte(Universidade Federal do Pará, 2017-05-03) MELO, Semille Pantoja de; FREITAS, Nádia Magalhães da Silva; http://lattes.cnpq.br/2982253212145468; https://orcid.org/0000-0003-0042-8640I present a socioscientific Science, Technology and Society (STS) approach to the education of youth and adults deprived of liberty: the case of Belo Monte. This research was realized with students enrolled in the first stage of the Youth and Adult Secondary Education program (EJA) at the Pará Center for Recuperation (CRPP II) with the intention to address the following questions: What critical positions may students deprived of liberty express in relation to the Belo Monte project when presented with the speeches of different interest groups and the socioenvironmental issues involved? What factors relative to STS interactions and citizenship are contemplated in these positions? In order to respond to these questions, a theme that would push the student to position themselves in the context of their daily life and Amazonian regionality was chosen. Thus, the socioscientific theme Hydroelectric products and the production of energy: the case of Belo Monte emerged. Through a qualitative approach, participatory research was found to be favorable to the research direction. Data collection occurred during three moments: The first was during physics classes in which specific instructional material employing a socioscientific theme, constructed based on the three pedagogical moments of Delizoicov and Angotti (1992), was utilized. The second moment occurred during a showing of videos about the Belo Monte hydroelectric plant with speeches from three different groups: indigenous peoples, riverine communities, and the urban population of Altamira, in which Minayo’s (2008) “projective interview” captured students’ positions in relation to the construction of the hydroelectric plant. The third moment occurred following the showing of the videos, with debates between students as well as the production of texts in which students declared their positions. The results demonstrated that the STS approach with socioscientific themes fosters, beyond education, the participation, debate, and the formation of citizenship, since it permits the construction of critical positions of popular participation. Within this context, the present study indicates that strengthening science education in the classroom based on the premises of a socioscientific STS approach, in the context of prisons, contributed to the construction of the process of social (re)integration of youth and adults deprived of liberty.Item Acesso aberto (Open Access) Abordagem CTS no atendimento educacional especializado: práticas de ensino-aprendizagem em ciências para educandos (as) com deficiência intelectual(Universidade Federal do Pará, 2021-03-04) BARBOSA, Brena Santa Brígida; LEITÃO, Wanderléia Azevedo Medeiros; http://lattes.cnpq.br/9180849418936246; https://orcid.org/0000-0002-7107-6630This is a qualitative investigation, in the participant research modality. It was developed at the Teacher Lourenço Filho Specialized Educational Assistance Center (pedagogical unit of the Pestalozzi Foundation of Pará), specifically in the Science workshop, with ten learners with intellectual disabilities. It is presents itself as a research question: in what aspects the use of sequences of activities on the theme – trash, according to the approach in Science, Technology and Society (STS) can contribute to the teaching-learning process and inclusion of learners with intellectual disabilities in Specialized Educational Assistance (SEA)? This proposal was developed with a socio-environmental project, which addressed the theme – trash, through studies on the landfill in the municipality of Marituba, with the objective of analyzing the teaching-learning process and inclusion of learners with intellectual disabilities in the context of SEA based on CTS relations, as well as investigating the potentialities and the limitations in the practices developed. The investigative instruments used: Individual Development Plan and Pedagogical Political Project; logbook; SEA plan notebook; audio and video recordings of the learners in the activities; audio recordings of the reports of the responsible and of the collaborators; individual and collective reports. It was decided to develop Laurence Bardin's Content Analysis, through the analysis of four empirical materials (individual activities, interview with a learner, collective poster and letter to the authorities), obtaining four sets of categories a posteriori. The results obtained showed that the sequences of activities developed significantly contributed to the teaching-learning process and the inclusion of learners with intellectual disabilities as some STS elements were present: dialogicity; contextualization; interdisciplinarity; active participation; collaborative learning; critical-reflexive thinking; autonomy and decision making, potentializing both the acquisition of knowledge, the use of skills and the development of values by the learners involved, as the resignification of the teaching practice itself and the attitudinal changes among the participating subjects. As a product, an e-book was prepared, aiming to collaborate with the pedagogical practice of educators who work at SEA, as well as to give didactic subsidies to educators who work in the science teaching in the common classroom, with learners with intellectual disabilities.Item Acesso aberto (Open Access) A abordagem CTSA na matriz referência e em itens do ENEM: um olhar específico para a física(Universidade Federal do Pará, 2019-01-07) CASTRO, George Anderson Macedo; Brito, Licurgo Peixoto de; http://lattes.cnpq.br/5100592138044970; https://orcid.org/0000-0001-8363-8971Conducted in the context of a professional master's degree, this study aimed to analyze and discuss, from the perspective of the STS approach, Enem items and reference matrix skills related to Physics, assuming interdisciplinarity and contextualization as assumptions of the STS approach. The research presents as product a series of four videos produced for Youtube, whose scripts were elaborated with a group of teachers of Physics of the Basic Education, in the context of a continuous formation about the relation between the STS approach and the Enem. For analysis and discussion of the items and skills, seven editions of the exam between 2011 and 2017 were explored. This study considered the unidimensionality of the Enem items, the fact that each one of them proposes to specifically evaluate a skill. of the reference matrix, with the ability information evaluated by each item taken from the Enem microdata, released by Inep after each exam edition, thus establishing for the group of items analyzed a corresponding group of skills. Thus, taking a specific look at Physics, analyzing not only the items, but also the corresponding skills establishing the item / skill relationship, the research seeks to identify approximations between the STS approach and the Enem. The analysis methodology used was Laurence Bardin's Content Analysis, through which it was first identified in the item group those that presented approximations with the STS approach, proceeding in the same way with the skills related to the items in this group. The items and skills that from Content Analysis were related to the STS approach were organized into three categories: Perception Development (DP), Question Development (DQ) and Social Commitment Development (DCS), categories adapted from the Roseline Strieder's doctoral dissertation, which allowed us to understand how the elements analyzed approached the STS approach. Thus, when analyzing 105 items and the 18 skills related to these items, the results indicated that in only 11 items (10.5%) we approached the STS approach, which occurred for a group of 10 skills (55.5%). %). This allows us to infer that, although the STS approach is related to a large number of Enem Reference Matrix skills, it is not observed in a similar proportion to the items related to Physics content present in the exam. Thus, the study indicates that the items analyzed do not jointly privilege interdisciplinarity and contextualization as one might expect, since these two perspectives, according to the official documents, underlie the Enem.Item Acesso aberto (Open Access) O uso de situações-problema no ensino de ciências: perspectivas diferenciadas sob orientação CTS(Universidade Federal do Pará, 2019-12-16) SANTANA, Elisangela Barreto; VALENTE, José Alexandre da Silva; http://lattes.cnpq.br/0655992254353831; https://orcid.org/ 0000-0001-9551-3498; FREITAS, Nádia Magalhães da Silva; http://lattes.cnpq.br/2982253212145468; https://orcid.org/0000-0003-0042-8640The Thesis presented here resulted from an action research in collaboration with science teachers of a Assistance School of a Military Command of Belém, Rêgo Barros state of Pará, within the Collective of Study. The characteristics adopted are own the qualitative research. We had previously experienced in teacher training, using problem-situations that mediate the STS teaching approach, allowed us to think the possibility of its insertion in basic education, especially in the final years of elementary school. Thus, we propose to investigate in what terms the use of problem-situations contributes to science education, in the context of the STS approach, notably with regard to didactic and pedagogical aspects, in the context of a study group. involving teachers who teach science? We focus our aim on investigating the contributions that the use of problem-situations, mediated by the STS approach, brings to science education, in the final years of elementary school, with regard to the contributions to problematization, critical scientific literacy and the didactic and pedagogical aspects of the STS approach, namely we were interested in investigating the use of problem-situations as a didactic and pedagogical strategy. The research was conducted at the school, with about 1,200 students from 6th to 9th grade. Through four pedagogical projects, we use problem-situations to initiate and insert STS discussions, stimulating the development of autonomy, scientific literacy and critical thinking for decision making. The activities of the Group of Studies were held during three semesters and later, we follow the activities of teachers with students. During the research period, the teachers publicized their activities in events and periodicals in the area. For data collection we used the training diary, questionnaires, interviews and the audio and video recording of the meetings of the Group of Studies. We appropriated Discursive Textual Analysis as analysis strategy. Finally, from the experience we had, together with the teachers, it was possible to consolidate our hypothesis raised a priori, favoring the delineation of the thesis that “the resignification of the teaching and learning process is plausible in a collaborative context, in a democratic constructions, where teachers' experiences are the starting point, taking into account their demands and criteria as to what is acceptable, feasible and didactic and pedagogically consistent with their reality. Therefore, working with problem- situations has proven fruitful in the STS teaching approach, when it takes into account content needs, student needs and teachers' didactic and pedagogical of teachers”. We believe with this, that Science teachers, from different educational levels, will be able to meet proposals that allow their students an extended education, based on critical scientific literacy, with a view to citizen education. We have an empirical basis to believe in the possibility that a proposal like this can subsidize the practice of other teachers, inspiring and generating transformations in those who are concerned with their teaching practice.