DESAFIOS METODOLÓGICOS NA PESQUISA DA ARGUMENTAÇÃO EM ENSINO DE CIÊNCIAS

METHODOLOGICAL CHALLENGES IN ARGUMENTATION RESEARCH IN SCIENCE EDUCATION

Autores

  • María Pilar Jiménez-Aleixandre Universidade de Santiago de Compostela (USC)
  • Pablo Brocos Universidade de Santiago de Compostela (USC)

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.1590/1983-2117201517s08%20

Palavras-chave:

Argumentação; Metodologia; Análise da argumentação.

Resumo

Este artigo apresenta uma revisão crítica dos principais desafios metodológicos envolvidos na pesquisa da argumentação em ensino de ciências. Distinguimos três tipos de desafios que estão conectados: teóricos - como se caracteriza, como se enquadra; metodológicos - como se estuda, como se analisa, o que analisar, objeto deste trabalho; didáticos - como planejar situações de aula para promover a sua prática, como articulá-la com a aprendizagem das ciências. Identificam-se cinco tipos de desafios metodológicos: 1) o que conta como argumento; 2) o objeto de estudo e a unidade de análise; 3) a adequação das distintas ferramentas metodológicas; 4) como definir, como identificar e utilizar distintos elementos das ferramentas na pesquisa; e 5) como analisar as dimensões mais sofisticadas da argumentação.

A critical review of methodological challenges posed by research about argumentation in science education is presented. We distinguish three types of challenges, which are interconnected: theoretical, how it is characterized, how it is framed; methodological, how it is studied and analyzed, what is analyzed, object of this paper; didactic, how to design classroom environments to promote its practice, how to articulate it with science learning. Five types of methodological challenges are identified: 1) what counts as argument; 2) the object of study and the unit of analysis; 3) the adequacy of different methodological tools; 4) how to define, identify and use different tools' elements in research; and 5) how to analyze sophisticated dimensions of argumentation.

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