Navegando por Assunto "Amazonian studies"

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O blog no ensino de estudos amazônicos: materiais didáticos em questão
(Universidade Federal do Pará, 2022-09-30) OLIVEIRA, Leonardo da Costa; FERREIRA, Eliana Ramos; http://lattes.cnpq.br/8121954088119834
This master's thesis aims to analyze the access forms of EMEF João Paulo II teachers to the teaching materials of the curricular component Amazon studies through the absence of a textbook that meets the specificities of the school discipline in question. Also part of the restlessness of the work was the peculiarity of the discipline in it is curricular design, as well as it is interdisciplinary characteristic. It was verified the relevance of the teaching materials used by the teachers in the classes of Amazonian Studies, as well as their strategies of production of them. And as a proposal for mediation for the concerns that motivated the present work, the research presents as a didactic product the blog, here used as a pedagogical resource. Considering the Internet a space made of navigable information circuits and a virtual world of communication that expands indefinitely, both teachers and students of Basic Education, who are connected to the World Computer Network, can be have an opportunity to access teaching materials related to the curricular component Amazonian Studies. To realize the proposed objectives of this dissertation, was chosen from the methodological perspective of the case study in a qualitative approach that uses as an instrument for data collection closed questionnaire, interviews and documentary analysis.
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Game Marabá: projeto, implementação e avaliação de um jogo educativo para auxílio no ensino de estudos amazônicos
(Universidade Federal do Pará, 2017-01-20) TEIXEIRA, Rangel Filho; RIBEIRO FILHO, Manoel; http://lattes.cnpq.br/9329438229733907
For the process of teaching and learning to be successful, a high degree of motivation in order to have an intense involvement by the students is required. With graphics that simulate reality, games for education are usually a dynamic, interactive and fun way to stream content to those who play regardless of age, where can further develop cognitive, social, emotional and cultural skills. In this context, this paper presents an educational game developed in the third person with the historical theme of the founding of the city of Maraba-PA, and the rubber cycle, its first economic cycle. It is described as the script was built from a storyline created by the team based on the history of the event, which seeks to emphasize the playful. The game was designed to be an auxiliary tool of discipline Amazonian Studies, which is part of the curriculum of the 8th grade of elementary school in the state of Para schools; and it has been tried and evaluated by various classes of a public school, achieving very positive results.