Alfabetização científica nas ciências humanas: o início de um diálogo
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Alfabetização Científica, Ciências humanas, Educação BásicaResumo
Esta pesquisa propõe discutir e problematizar a aproximação entre a noção de alfabetização científica e o ensino escolar das ciências humanas. Enunciamos os resultados da análise de 32 artigos com o objetivo de extrair as suas principais contribuições, princípios, desafios e sugestões com potencial para fomentar esse diálogo. O método aplicado para a construção da análise foi uma heurística cujos resultados deram visibilidade a quatro aspectos gerais: a alfabetização científica como forma de qualificar o ensino escolar das humanidades, o fortalecimento de uma visão sobre a educação escolar baseada em valores científicos, a valorização das práticas como lugar da experiência formativa e a viabilidade de a alfabetização científica ser pensada como uma prática social.
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