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Jogos digitais na educação: como o Scratch pode auxiliar no ensino de arte
(2023-12-11T03:00:00Z) Almeida, Nicolli Camili dos Santos; Lira, Rafael Pereira de; http://lattes.cnpq.br/4601784121439123
Esta pesquisa tem como objetivo propor uma ação educacional com o uso do Scratch no auxílio do processo de aprendizagem de arte. O referencial teórico contemplou discussões acerca de como os jogos digitais são encontrados na BNCC (Base Nacional Comum Curricular) e PPC (Proposta Pedagógica Curricular) de Pernambuco, a relação dos jogos como ensino de arte, o papel do professor, interdisciplinaridade e a plataforma do Scratch. Os procedimentos metodológicos adotados consistiram em uma revisão bibliográfica feita pelo Google Acadêmico e Portal de Periódicos Capes, realizando uma oficina usando a ferramenta educacional Scratch, utilizando o questionário e realizando entrevista com os alunos participantes, com foco nas percepções dos alunos. Os dados obtidos indicam que há um potencial desenvolvimento pessoal e educacional ao se engajar em jogos, através da resolução de desafios e problemas, e aprimorar soluções durante o processo de criação. Com base nos resultados e discussões apresentadas, incentivam a evolução e a continuidade da educação com base em jogos, visto que os alunos desempenharam um papel ativo na resolução de problemas, impulsionando e tornando a experiência de aprendizado mais significativa.
Oficina de produção de animação com Scratch: uma intervenção pedagógica em uma escola do ensino fundamental
(2020) Guimarães, Paulo Sérgio Farias; Lira, Rafael Pereira de; http://lattes.cnpq.br/4601784121439123; http://lattes.cnpq.br/1402752266512445
This research aims to demonstrate how the Scratch software benefits the learning process of students at an elementary school in Pernambuco. An animation workshop was held at that school through the discipline of Visual Arts and had as its theoretical framework, digital art and education, from the point of view of the digital age. Education animation was also a reference in this analysis. The history of animation and its importance over time were included in this framework. Another reference factor was the Scratch software, as it is a fundamental support application in the development of the animations carried out in this workshop, the Scratch analysis encompassed several essential, theoretical and practical factors, as a way to support the concepts applied in the classroom and achieve the research objectives. The data obtained indicate that there is a considerable possibility of improvement in the learning process, especially with regard to creativity and interactivity in the development of new skills. Based on the results and discussions presented, it is considered that the research was satisfactory, reaching its objective and ratifying the importance of using animation, developed through the Scratch application, as an instrument of pedagogical practice in the classroom for pre- adolescents in elementary school II, being proven by the results of the practical activity observed through the workshop.
Utilizando o Scratch como uma ferramenta educacional no ensino de astronomia
(2022-06-20) Rodrigues, Aristóteles Nunes; Lira, Rafael Pereira de; http://lattes.cnpq.br/4601784121439123; http://lattes.cnpq.br/9826094019860413
This research aims to contribute in practice to the teaching and learning of astronomy and to provide basic education teachers with a reflection on their pedagogical practices in the face of the current way in which Digital Information and Communication Technologies (TDICs) are advancing in teaching and learning processes. We developed an educational product in the form of computer simulation and lesson plan, using the digital tool Scratch. This work is based on one of the practical needs of astronomy teaching: the use of simulations to teach some abstract concept, and on concepts such as Virtual Learning Objects (OVA). This research is also supported by what the National Curricular Common Base (BNCC) says about the use of TDICs in basic education. We explain some examples of possibilities for building simulations on astronomy and present the actions and commands needed to build the simulation of the educational product using Scratch. Reference academic works on the use of the Scratch digital tool in astronomy teaching were researched.