Contribuições metodológicas para o ensino de geografia na educação básica: proposta de modelo cartográfico com múltiplas representações

Coordenação de Aperfeiçoamento de Pessoal de Nível Superior (CAPES)

O integralismo pliniano: autoritarismo e ordem na defesa da nação

Coordenação de Aperfeiçoamento de Pessoal de Nível Superior (CAPES)

O lugar do desenho e o desenho do lugar no ensino de geografia: contribuição para uma geografia escolar crítica

Conselho Nacional de Desenvolvimento Científico e Tecnológico (CNPq)

História do ensino de Geografia como campo de investigação: contribuições de Livia de Oliveira

Fundação de Amparo à Pesquisa do Estado de São Paulo (FAPESP)

No compartilhar das palavras: experiências de um professor de Geografia

Pós-graduação em Geografia - IGCE

Pedagogia Anarquista e ensino de Geografia: conquistando cotas de liberdade

Coordenação de Aperfeiçoamento de Pessoal de Nível Superior (CAPES)

A pesquisa participante na elaboração de atlas escolar: a experiência do atlas de Apucarana - PR

Pós-graduação em Geografia - IGCE

Ensino de geografia, desafios e sugestões para a prática educativa escolar

The text proposes, from the methodological approaches of Paulo Freire, Celestin Freinet and Dermeval Saviani, the development of a geography dialectically conceived, contextualized.

Foto-Geo-Grafia: uma aproximação entre linguagens

Currently we live in an increasingly visual world, where images are used as non-verbal language for different interests. Considering the ease of getting a photograph and the many ways that it can find, understand that this language can be a means of reading the geographic space, appearing as text and not only as illustration for teaching geography. Thus, this work aims to try an approach between artistic photographic language and geographic scientific language, observing how different groups with different ages read the geographic space through photographs. Focusing on the school environment, we have in mind the need to work with the various pictorial means that are increasingly present in textbooks of geography teaching. Here then, as proposed, a trial in which students from elementary and secondary education will shoot what for them is the city. The analysis will be performed observing possible differences and / or common aspects in the photographs according to the age group of students groups, trying to discover how the geographic space is being read by students through images and how this trial can contribute to the basic education of discipline geography

The use of software Mapavox for teaching graphics and games to blind and low vision students: a development through practices

Current policies on education to visually impaired point for a growing trend of including students with special educational needs in regular schools. However, most often this inclusion is not accompanied by an appropriate professional trained or infrastructure, which has been presented as a big problem for regular school teachers who have students with visual impairments in their classroom. Based on this situation, the Group of Extension in Tactile Cartography from UNESP - University of the State of São Paulo - Campus de Rio Claro - SP - Brazil has been developing educational material of geography and cartography to blind students at a special school. Among the materials developed in this study highlight the development of graphics and board games provided with sound capabilities through MAPAVOX, software developed in partnership with UFRJ - Federal University from Rio de Janeiro - RJ - Brazil. Through this software, sound capabilities can be inserted into built materials, giving them a multi-sensory character. In most cases the necessary conditions for building specific materials to students with visual impairments is expensive and beyond the reach of features from a regular school, so the survey sought to use easy access and low cost materials like Cork, leaf aluminum, material for fixing and others. The development of these materials was supported by preparation in laboratory and its subsequent test through practices involving blind students. The methodology used on the survey is based on qualitative research and non comparative analysis of the results. In other words, the material is built based on the special students perception and reality construction, not being mere adaptations of visual materials, but a construction focused on the reality of the visually impaired. The results proved were quite successful as the materials prepared were effective on mediating the learning process of students with disabilities. Geographical and cartographic concepts were seized by the students through the technology used, associated with the use of materials that took into account in its building process the perception of the students.