Weaving Scientific Literacy and Playfulness: Training Approaches Integrated with 3MP for Science Teaching
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.36661/2595-4520.2024v7n2.13825Keywords:
Playful Pedagogical Artifacts, Natural Sciences, Case studyAbstract
This study aimed to investigate the perceptions of a group of Natural Sciences teachers, considering the contribution of lucidity as a pedagogical possibility for Scientific Literacy (CL). In this way, a research with a qualitative approach was carried out, which is characterized as a case study, with the participation of six teachers of Natural Sciences of the Final Years of Elementary Education, from 3 public schools. During three meetings, studies were carried out on the LC, the Three Pedagogical Moments (3MP) and the teachers' perceptions about lucidity and the importance of using ludic pedagogical artifacts in Science Teaching. Data collection took place through the application of questionnaires, with the analysis carried out through the levels of CL proposed by Ruppenthal, Coutinho and Marzari (2020), Textual Discourse Analysis (ATD) and peer evaluations of the pedagogical artifacts presented by the teachers at the third Teacher Training Meeting. As a result, it can be inferred that the teachers consider playfulness as a pedagogical possibility that contributes to the LC, that the making of playful pedagogical artifacts promote interaction, dialogue and coexistence between peers, facilitating learning and its application in everyday life .