Correntezas da leitura: navegando pelos fanzines ambientais na educação de jovens adultos e idosos

Abstract

Fanzines are small books or magazines that can be produced without bureaucracy and by anyone who might be interested. Their production deserves to be highlighted for having a creative, artistic and authorial dimension, being low cost and non-profit. Thanks to their simple and inexpensive method, their production gains relevance, especially because they can cover any theme or subject. Thus, this work aimed to develop a didactic-pedagogical guide to assist in the production of fanzines on the theme of water resources for EJAI students, in the pedagogical space of the school library, aiming to contribute to the interdisciplinary teaching of environmental sciences and to the formation of the reader, considering the educational method proposed by Paulo Freire (2021) and the socio-interactionist approach of Lev Vygotsky (1991). The proposal follows the production of fanzines supported by (re)reading, discussion of the theme and writing, considering the life experiences of the student, reinforcing their creativity, autonomy and historical condition. The methodology adopted was qualitative, with a descriptive approach. The project was approved by the Research Ethics Committee (CEP) of Plataforma Brasil, under CAAE: 74208223.8.0000.0018 and the research was developed in the library of a public school of the state education system, in Belém/PA, in the 2nd stage class of the EJAI high school at night. The script proposed here is aimed at stimulating the practice of reading, writing and creativity of students for the elaboration of fanzines as an instrument of systematization of knowledge and a vehicle of social interaction. The script proposed here is aimed at stimulating the practice of reading, writing and creativity of students for the creation of fanzines as an instrument for systematizing knowledge and a vehicle for social interaction, making it clear that through fanzines it is possible to awaken the interest of EJAI students and enhance the teaching of environmental sciences through (re)reading, discussion and artistic creation, using the school library environment.