The reduction thematic process in teacher training in Iguaí-BA
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https://doi.org/10.5007/1982-5153.2017v10n2p77Abstract
Investigates the Thematic Reduction process carried out during the construction of a didactic and pedagogical approach to science education in the context of a continuing education course with teachers in the municipality of Iguaí-BA. The information was obtained during this process Thematic Research and analysis was performed using the Analysis Text Discoursive, wherein the Theme Reduction was developed with reference to four phases selected a priori: a) alternatives of the problem and social environmental implications; b) structuring the school curriculum from the units and / or sub-units; c) selection of knowledge needed to understand the problem; d) classes planning based on Pedagogic Moments. Among the results, it is emphasized that the structure of the Thematic Reduction provided a conceptual and pedagogical analysis articulated with the generator Theme and stages developed in this process constituted discussions with the teachers , when it comes to contact with a curriculum based on themes.Downloads
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