2010
DOI: 10.1590/1983-21172010120302
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Teorias Da Origem E Evolução Da Vida: Dilemas E Desafios No Ensino Médio

Abstract: RESUMO: Neste trabalho foram analisadas as representações sociais de um grupo de estudantes do Ensino Médio de uma escola confessional católi-ca sobre a origem dos seres vivos, com destaque para o surgimento do homem e da mulher. No estudo, utilizou-se a metodologia do discurso do sujeito coletivo (DSC). Os resultados obtidos mostraram que o grupo investigado tem fortes características religiosas, mas com abertura para as explicações científicas. Seus discursos, ao revelarem influências religiosas, não indicar… Show more

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“…() showed that future biology teachers still in training in universities begin with conceptions closer to creationism and tend to accommodate the evolutionary scientific view in the course of their studies. Porto and Falcão (), however, showed that Brazilian biology teachers have less influence on their students’ conceptions about the origin of biodiversity than family culture and traditional religious authorities. Indeed, Meyer and El‐Hani () reinforce this finding, stating that, when evolutionary views are confronted with creationist ideas, it is very unlikely that any debate‐based interactions will arise (and the authors define “debate” as a minimum willingness to hear two or more sides and eventually, if convinced, change opinion).…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…() showed that future biology teachers still in training in universities begin with conceptions closer to creationism and tend to accommodate the evolutionary scientific view in the course of their studies. Porto and Falcão (), however, showed that Brazilian biology teachers have less influence on their students’ conceptions about the origin of biodiversity than family culture and traditional religious authorities. Indeed, Meyer and El‐Hani () reinforce this finding, stating that, when evolutionary views are confronted with creationist ideas, it is very unlikely that any debate‐based interactions will arise (and the authors define “debate” as a minimum willingness to hear two or more sides and eventually, if convinced, change opinion).…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This study analysed biology students that will become teachers in a short time. It is known that the religion of the teacher may interfere in the presentation of certain concepts in evolutionary theory, such as adaptation, common ancestry, chance and natural selection (Alexakos, Pierwola, 2013;Costa, Melo, Teixeira, 2011;Porto, Falcão, 2010). This is particularly relevant for those in the integration category, as they may teach the evolution process in a way that incorporates intelligent design.…”
Section: Final Remarks and Conclusionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…No processo de aprendizagem, de acordo com Sepulveda e El-Hani [16], conforme ocorre o ensino da teoria darwinista da evolução, o conhecimento científico pode ser integrado às crenças religiosas e, através da criação de um modelo explicativo próprio, os conteúdos vão sendo elaborados e reorganizados pelos estudantes de forma a mantê-las. Segundo Porto e Falcão [17], a evolução biológica, da mesma forma que a origem da vida, por serem temas incorporados de forte influência cultural (particularmente religiosa) deveriam dispor de mais tempo e maior número de atividades escolares para serem melhor compreendidos.…”
Section: Identification Of Anthropomorphic Teleological and Vitalistunclassified