Programa de Pós-Graduação em Ensino Tecnológico - PPGET
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Thesis O ensino de biologia celular vegetal em uma abordagem com plantas medicinais amazônicas por meio de recursos digitais(2025-12-22) Lima, Jorge Luiz Viana deAs plantas medicinais amazônicas integram saberes tradicionais e pesquisas milenares no cuidado de enfermidades. Em áreas ribeirinhas de difícil acesso, são o principal recurso terapêutico de muitas comunidades. O estudo da célula é um tema central em Biologia, e envolver os estudantes em seus processos é essencial tanto para o desempenho acadêmico quanto para a formação para além da sala de aula. Nessa perspectiva, aprender sobre a célula vegetal insere o aluno no campo da Botânica, área de grande relevância social e plenamente alinhada aos pressupostos do ensino-aprendizagem em Biologia. Esse conhecimento, contudo, deve articular-se ao cotidiano dos discentes, uma geração imersa em recursos digitais, o que demanda repensar metodologias para tornar o estudo da célula vegetal mais interativo e dinâmico. No ensino de Biologia Celular Vegetal nas escolas, fazse necessária a reflexão sobre a ausência de contextualização do tema amazônico em relação às vivências dos alunos. Diante disso, esta pesquisa tem como objetivo desenvolver uma proposta didática que integra o estudo da célula vegetal (Biologia Celular Vegetal), com ênfase nas estruturas celulares de plantas medicinais amazônicas, mediada por recursos digitais, a fim de dinamizar o processo de ensino-aprendizagem de Biologia para estudantes da 2ª série do Ensino Médio. A investigação é de caráter qualitativo, conduzida por meio de pesquisa-ação, tendo como sujeitos alunos da 2ª série do Ensino Médio da Escola Estadual Profª Diana Pinheiro, situada na zona Sul de Manaus. A pesquisa seguiu as seguintes etapas: inicialmente, realizou-se a submissão do projeto à Plataforma Brasil e, após a aprovação, deu-se início às etapas metodológicas. No primeiro momento, efetuou-se uma visita à escola, com avaliação da infraestrutura, análise dos documentos orientadores e reconhecimento dos sujeitos da pesquisa. A segunda etapa, analisaram-se os documentos norteadores da Secretaria de Estado de Educação e Desporto (SEDUC), notadamente a Proposta Curricular e Pedagógica do Ensino Médio (PCP) e o Referencial Curricular Amazonense (RCA); em âmbito nacional, consultou-se a Base Nacional Comum Curricular (BNCC). Terceira etapa, realizou-se o diagnóstico dos conhecimentos prévios dos alunos por meio de questionário aplicado no Google Forms. Na quarta etapa, buscou-se enfrentar o problema de pesquisa com a elaboração de uma sequência didática intitulada “Da Lâmina ao Design: uso de plantas medicinais amazônicas em uma sequência didática”, fundamentada em Zabala (1998) e organizada em três momentos: (i) aula expositiva dialogada; (ii) aulas práticas I e II; e (iii) socialização. O processo avaliativo ocorreu de forma contínua, com uso de rubricas de aprendizagem. Observou-se que o smartphone é o recurso digital de maior acesso entre os discentes, evidenciando a pertinência de integrá-lo às práticas escolares. As atividades de laboratório favoreceram a consolidação de conceitos de biologia celular vegetal e o desenvolvimento do uso pedagógico de tecnologias digitais pelos estudantes. A avaliação considerou participação, qualidade dos designs e engajamento. Constatou-se que o uso do Canva potencializou habilidades digitais e visuais, tornando a aprendizagem mais dinâmica e motivadora.Dissertação As plantas medicinais e a educação para a sustentabilidade no ensino fundamental II(2025-01-15) Jacyntho, Paula Gabrielly Freire; Lucena, Juliana Mesquita Vidal Martínez de; http://lattes.cnpq.br/5056348459580471; Lucena, Juliana Mesquita Vidal Martínez de; http://lattes.cnpq.br/5056348459580471; Anic, Cinara Calvi; http://lattes.cnpq.br/1702387634067240; Freitas, Adriana Dantas Gonzaga de; http://lattes.cnpq.br/3694117633635449The Amazon, one of the most biodiverse biomes in the world, is home to numerous plants with medicinal potential, many of which are still unstudied but are used by local communities as sources of medicine and/or herbal remedies. Integrating this topic into the teaching of Natural Sciences as a strategy for Education for Sustainable Development (ESD) values regional culture and enriches the school routine. Associating regional knowledge with active methodologies, such as Project-Based Learning (PBL), can contribute to Meaningful Learning. Therefore, the research question for this study was: how can the use of essential oils, extracts, and plant preparations obtained from medicinal plants grown in the Amazon, through the application of the PBL methodology, contribute to education for sustainability? Thus, the main objective of this work was to investigate the contributions of a didactic guide proposal based on the principles of ESD, using medicinal plants native to the Amazon as a central theme. The research had a qualitative approach of the participatory research type, and the teaching methodology adopted was Project-Based Learning (PBL). The research subjects were 23 students from the 9th grade of the Ensino Fundamental II (Middle School), from the Antônio Telles de Souza State School (Manaus, AM). Five PBL lesson plans were developed with theoretical and practical activities using medicinal plants native to the Amazon region. Data collection instruments included field notes by the researcher, three semi-structured questionnaires—one for diagnosing prior knowledge, one for evaluating knowledge and perceptions after the intervention, and a third for the evaluation by the Science teacher and the pedagogue of the school. Analytical rubrics were also used, specifically designed to assess the teaching-learning process and the final artifact presented by the students at the end of the PBL project. The lesson plans were implemented in the school’s Maker Space and covered topics on essential oils, plant extracts (tinctures), and homemade preparations (tea, infusion, and decoction), as well as their application in making handmade products such as aromatic candles, soaps, moisturizers, and other items. As an educational product, the didactic guide "Medicinal Plants and Sustainability: A PBL Guide for Teaching Science" was developed, focusing on the creation of practical lesson plans based on the PBL methodology, using themes worked on during the lessons, following the perspective of sustainable use of natural resources within the school environment. The results showed that the lesson plans executed, and which now form the Didactic Guide were thought-provoking in terms of reflections and discussions on the sustainable use of natural resources. The subjects highlighted the practical activities done with few resources, recycled materials, and emphasized the possibility of more experimental classes with low cost even in schools without laboratories. The possibility of contributing to household economy by making homemade hygiene products, cosmetics, and air fresheners was also considered, revealing an awakening to social responsibility and possibly generating future benefits. Some participants expressed interest in pursuing professional training in the area. The educators reinforced in their evaluation the same perceptions as the students and unanimously emphasized the positive results of the interventions. Regarding the final artifact of the PBL project, all participants highlighted the relevance of the Thematic Room, which demonstrated the community's interest in medicinal plants and provided an opportunity to disseminate the knowledge acquired. According to the evaluation of the subjects and educators who accompanied the entire process, the intervention at the school contributed not only to the students but also to the experience gained by the teachers. The educational product generated by this research was entitled Medicinal Plants and Sustainability: A PBL Guide for Teaching Science. It provides all the guidelines for teachers who wish to offer their students a sequence of engaging and creative activities in the form of a PBL project to discuss medicinal plants and their relationship with sustainability.Outro Plantas medicinais: práticas de ensino por uma abordagem química e biológica(2023-12-20) Maciel, Saaria Lad LourençoIn order to contribute to the teaching of chemistry and biology, this product seeks to address, in a simple and practical way, concepts related to the theme “Medicinal Plants”. Thus, in a contextualized way, valuing popular knowledge and regionalization, we bring practices that aim to study the theme from various perspectives, developed in a Didactic Sequence (SD), which can be developed in the school environment during high school, promoting practice of research, generating discussions, awakening curiosities, raising awareness of the topic, in addition to articulating more complex concepts with everyday life, working with knowledge in a constructive way.Dissertação O ensino de botânica numa perspectiva prática, teórica e regional(2019-04-05) Lima, Henrique Oliveira; Marques, Jean Dalmo de Oliveira; http://lattes.cnpq.br/4558873160462915; Paes, Lucilene da Silva; http://lattes.cnpq.br/0653747630550456; Paes, Lucilene da Silva; http://lattes.cnpq.br/0653747630550456; Oliveira, Luiz Antonio de; http://lattes.cnpq.br/9931395111001102; Azevedo, Rosa Oliveira Marins; http://lattes.cnpq.br/3056605003492861The Botany has room in classrooms throughout Brazil. The problem is a work carried out, it is the very stimulus of students in learning the plants, as many of them refer as if they are bush, that is, something without much importance. On the other hand, teachers are not motivated to enthusiastically deliver this content. This is a big problem, especially when it comes to an Amazonian language, which is a big problem, which is a being studied, and for that it needs to be preserved. For evaluation, it should be like guidelines for National Curricular Parameters of Natural Sciences and the Common Curriculum, for those documents that the school levels are able to know and understand, for which they are natural to be sustainable. As a way to contribute to the elementary school Rilton Leal Filho, located in Armando Mendes. The research was qualitative and based on action research, which is summarized in a methodological proposal regarding the theme as the participants of the research work together to solve a problem. Thus we proposed the use of plants as a way to release and learn from students by students. For an intervention, to relate as plants with the construction of a didactic sequence based on Zabala, (1998) and Miquelante et al (2017), containing 8 steps, all the different strategies of action (Based on Krasilchik 2008), each with a common element, like medicinal plants. As a way to subsidize the construction of a sequence, we generate a model of information and strategies to draw. This tool was based on Lakatos and Marconi (2010). We also intend to investigate the history of botanical education throughout elementary school as a way to obtain more information for the construction of the sequence. During the sequence, we cover several botanical topics such as: morphology, anatomy, physiology and botanical ecology. In all these, the students had an active participation, and the researcher only assisted when necessary. Finally, by obtaining all the results, we verified that the students learned the proposed subjects, and consequently created an environmental awareness, that led to the reflection on the importance of the conservation of the plants. In the end, we built a didactic product so that other professionals and admirers of the area can use to apply and transform their reality and that of their students, because the vegetal resources need to be understood so that the construction of a sustainable thought and a change of attitude.