Working on the Political-Pedagogical Project with training teachers of Biological Sciences course
report of an experience
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https://doi.org/10.35699/2237-5864.2018.2413Keywords:
Political pedagogical project, Teaching methodology, Teachers training, Science, BiologyAbstract
This article is an activity description of a job experience on the disciplines of Science and Biology Teaching Methodology of a Biology course provided by a Brazilian private university. It related significant questions about elements of the Political Pedagogical Project (PPP). For that, topics considered relevant by the students were pointed out, and, thereafter, they were confronted with the projects made by private and public schools. The proposal indicated as relevant to the students the school’s infrastructure, the subjects developed, as well as showed a necessity of bringing discussions about the importance of knowing for who the school is destined and its reality. This discussion, which culminated in the reflection about the contemporary school and its different realities, is an opportunity to emphasize the importance to give voice to the concerns of the training teachers.
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