Suzart, Emanuele Maria Leite; https://orcid.org/0000-0002-6099-1788; http://lattes.cnpq.br/2062142202525142
Resumo:
This thesis has the general objective of analyzing the possibilities and limitations of an approach
of Ethnoecology associated with Agroecology in the initial training of Biology teachers for a
scientific education sensitive to intercultural dialogue, after the application of a didactic
sequence (SD) in the mandatory curricular component of the degree course in Biological
Sciences. For this, investigations were developed that correspond to the three chapters of this
thesis, which have the format of collections of articles (or multipaper). The first chapter is a
bibliographic research of the systematic literature review type, with the objective of mapping
the Brazilian scientific productions referring to the experiences of teaching and training Biology
teachers in the interface with Ethnoecology and Agroecology. To this end, searches were
carried out for scientific works and articles in databases, journals and annals of scientific events
related to the theme of the thesis. For data analysis purposes, Bardin's Content Analysis
proposal was adopted through posterior categorization. From the results of the review, the lack
of scientific productions in explaining the relationships between scientific knowledge and that
of students based on Agroecology and Ethnoecology approaches in science education and
teacher training stands out. The second chapter is a qualitative empirical investigation that
sought to analyze the possibilities of an approach to intercultural dialogue in short stories and
lesson plans prepared by undergraduate students, after applying the SD. For this, analyzes of
the elaborations were carried out from Bardin's Content Analysis through a priori and a
posteriori categorization. The third chapter is a qualitative empirical research, whose objective
is to analyze the understanding of undergraduates about the construction of propositions of
stories and lesson plans for the purpose of intercultural dialogue between local ecological
knowledge and scientific school Biology. For this purpose, semi-structured interviews were
conducted online with the focus groups. Data were analyzed based on inductive data analysis
and dialogues with the literature related to science teaching and education. From the results of
the analysis of the stories and the lesson plans and the reports of the undergraduate students
about their productions, it is concluded that the discussions and reflections provided by the SD
can contribute to the training of the undergraduate students regarding the importance of
developing propositions of teaching for purposes of intercultural dialogue in their future
practices.