Levantamento e análise de dissertações e teses sobre práticas pedagógicas no ensino de astronomia nos anos iniciais
Abstract
During the last decades, the Teaching of Astronomy had an increase of scientific work
interest. While there is a significant increase of interest, there are a few scientific works
related to Teaching Sciences in Brazil. Among the scientific works of Teaching
Astronomy, regarding schools, most of them are dedicated to High School. Aiming to
evaluate which pedagogical practices were developed in Astronomy Teaching in the early
years of Elementary School, this research, by a literature review of the State of the Art,
theses and dissertations were analysed to address the central question of: What is
researched in Brazil about pedagogical practices regarding Teaching Astronomy in the
Early Years of Elementary School? Thus, the different sources were used, such as the
database of the Centro de Documentação em Ensino de Ciências (CEDOC), in the Banco
de Teses e Dissertações sobre Ensino de Astronomia (BTDEA) and in the bank of theses
and dissertations of the Coordenação de Aperfeiçoamento de Pessoal de Nível Superior
(CAPES). As result, 10 scientific works of master’s dissertation and PhD’s thesis ranging
from 2005 to 2017 from Public Universities in Brazil were analysed. The analyses of
pedagogical practices indicates that themes related to Sun-Earth-Moon System, debate
activities, sky observation, the registry of observations, such as storytelling and the
construction of objects were the subjects most used. In general, the pedagogical practices
object of this study had similar characteristics of the constructivist model pedagogical
practices and presented focus on scientific literacy. This Completion of Course Work
confirmed the insufficient number of works addressing the Teaching of Astronomy in
Brazil for Early Years of Elementary School. Conversely, the scientific works analysed
show the possibility of developing their pedagogical practices about Teaching
Astronomy, contributing to foment curiosity and knowledge of Earth and Universe, aiding
scientific literacy of students and dissemination of this field yet to be well explored in
schools.
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