TCC - Licenciatura em Ciências Biológicas (Sede)
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Item Metodologias ativas e práticas interdisciplinares no ensino médio: um estudo de caso em uma escola particular em Recife(2024-10-04) Silva, Cesar Welyce da; Cavalcanti, Jacqueline Santos Silva; http://lattes.cnpq.br/9841407418433772; http://lattes.cnpq.br/6921572996321415This paper investigated the effectiveness of active methodologies in science laboratory practices as a method of preparation for exams such as ENEM and SSA, for students that are in the first and second year of High School, with the aim of promoting a more significant and integrated learning with the sciences of nature. ProlabPreMed, created in 2018 at a private school in the city of Recife, PE, prepares high school students for college entrance exams with a focus on admission to highly competitive courses such as medicine and engineering. The practices carried out in the science laboratory involve a series of experiments that are covered in entrance exams, providing students with a deeper understanding of theoretical concepts. The use of active methodologies encourages active student participation, making the school environment dynamic and collaborative. Moreover, these approaches foster the acquisition of essential skills, such as critical thinking, problem-solving, and independence, which are crucial both for the exams and for academic and professional development.Item Kit educacional como facilitador do processo de ensino aprendizagem na construção do conceito de biomas brasileiros(2023-04-19) Silva, Ana Carolina Soares; Couto, Janaína de Albuquerque; http://lattes.cnpq.br/7709040837130788; http://lattes.cnpq.br/4797438152053136The active methodology is a tool that seeks the best ways to put knowledge production into practice, it is considered something completely different from what we find today in educational institutions. Therefore, the curriculum must be organized to allow the school to successfully play its role in training students and to achieve its objective. The use of these methodologies can favor the student's autonomy, arousing curiosity, stimulating individual and collective decision-making, arising from the essential activities of egalitarian practice. The objective of this work is to analyze the contributions of an educational kit for the construction of concepts about Biomes, in the perspective of an active approach. The methodological proposal is a qualitative research of an interpretative nature, with students of the third year of high school in a State Technical School in Gravatá. The intervention was based on the Kelly Experience Cycle - CEK, which breaks down the intervention into 5 stages: anticipation, investment, meeting, validation and constructive review. Furthermore, before the CEK, the Verification Questionnaire Before the Action (QVA) was applied and when the CEK was concluded, the Verification Questionnaire After the Action (QVP) was applied, these questionnaires being the documents analyzed in this research. From the results, we observed advances in relation to the construction of concepts, not only about biomes, but also concepts about greenhouses and endemic species. Therefore, the use of educational kits aimed at the study of biomes contributed significantly to the students' teaching and learning process.Item A formação docente para o ensino remoto emergencial em uma Instituição Pública de Ensino Superior: o uso do podcast como ferramenta ativa de aprendizagem(2022-09-30) Correia, Rhaelly Eduarda de Lima; Cavalcanti, Jacqueline Santos Silva; http://lattes.cnpq.br/9841407418433772; http://lattes.cnpq.br/7279598328405302Emergency remote education is an imminent challenge for teachers of Public Institutions of Higher Education because it requires digital skills that were not always part of its formative process. Training practices were integrated in the transition phase of public HEIs in order to mobilize in their faculty the awakening to the development of these competencies and skills essential to the remote teaching process. Thus, this article portrays, through a case study, the teacher training process in a public HEI through the use of the podcast tool. Through the teachers' perception of the experiences offered in the course, the article will answer four questions about this moment: who are we? How do we live? What did it mean? What will we do?. Most of the students were women, aged 36-45 years, with average ability with the use of digital resources. Through experiences offered by the podcast course, they were able to reflect on active practices in the perspective of the use of podcast in the active perspective of learning. The most common feelings experienced throughout the course were curiosity, awakening to autonomy (willingness to do) and joy. The practices experienced demonstrated how much the affective character has that is more than present in remote emergency teaching in order to ensure the permanence of this student in remote teaching, as well as meaningful learning. Future work should invest in the experience report of both students and teachers regarding the practices offered in the semester of emergency remote education.