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Educação UNISINOS

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LINS, Bruno de Oliveira; SANTOS, Dalva Ferreira dos; ARAUJO, Renato Silva  y  MALHEIRO, João Manoel da Silva. A experimentação no ensino de biologia: o que fazem/dizem os professores em uma escola pública de Ourilândia do Norte (PA). Educação. UNISINOS [online]. 2014, vol.18, n.01, pp.77-85. ISSN 2177-6210.

This research aims to analyze the reasons why biology teachers in a public school of Ourilândia do Norte (PA) have used (or not) the experimentation during their classes. The held experimentations are restricted to study course books (Lopes, 1994) and are intended to validate theories, demonstrating the way how problems are evaluated and not giving credits to them as a possibility to contribute to the students learning (Campanário and Moya, 1999). We applied to analysis the descriptive, interpretative and analytical method of the researched knowledge in the field of the constitution of information. Aiming to  validate the results, we also applied a qualitative approach, substantiated by interviews with teachers of biology. Although teachers claim that the experimental classes significantly contribute to the processes of teaching and learning, a few things have been done to implement this practice. We can infer that teachers must seek for concrete and innovative ways that will provide a teaching and a learning of sciences more consistent with the student’s social, cultural and scientific real needs; and, about the speeches analyzed here, we believe that the problematical experimental practice is one of the ways that can engender this change, whether in a laboratory or a classroom.

Palabras clave : Biology Teaching; Teaching and Learning; Problematical Experimentation.

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