2011
DOI: 10.1590/s0100-69912011000100013
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A aula e a sala de aula: um espaço-tempo de produção de conhecimento

Abstract: A aula e a sala de aula: um espaço-tempo de produção de A aula e a sala de aula: um espaço-tempo de produção de A aula e a sala de aula: um espaço-tempo de produção de A aula e a sala de aula: um espaço-tempo de produção de A aula e a sala de aula: um espaço-tempo de produção de conhecimento conhecimento conhecimento conhecimento conhecimentoThe class and the classroom: a space-time of knowledge production The class and the classroom: a space-time of knowledge production The class and the classroom: a space-ti… Show more

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“…The answers were not accurate to characterize the actual extent of updating knowledge about trends in education, resuming the interview being necessary to confirm the issue objectively investigated. The second question, which addresses how knowledge of the subject reaches the student, reinforces the doubt above, because the lecture 19 prevails in 90% of responses. This may mean a traditional trend in education or lack of potential for other strategies 19,24 , a superficial knowledge that does not warrant the application of different lecture strategies.…”
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confidence: 79%
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“…The answers were not accurate to characterize the actual extent of updating knowledge about trends in education, resuming the interview being necessary to confirm the issue objectively investigated. The second question, which addresses how knowledge of the subject reaches the student, reinforces the doubt above, because the lecture 19 prevails in 90% of responses. This may mean a traditional trend in education or lack of potential for other strategies 19,24 , a superficial knowledge that does not warrant the application of different lecture strategies.…”
Section: Discussion Discussion Discussion Discussionmentioning
confidence: 79%
“…The second question, which addresses how knowledge of the subject reaches the student, reinforces the doubt above, because the lecture 19 prevails in 90% of responses. This may mean a traditional trend in education or lack of potential for other strategies 19,24 , a superficial knowledge that does not warrant the application of different lecture strategies. This occurs due to the various types of problems that appear in the selection of teaching activities: problems of criteria to guide them in choosing; ignorance of the possibilities and limitations of various types of activities; availability of time (CVs burdened with a heavy workload) that limit the use of varied activities 24 .…”
Section: Discussion Discussion Discussion Discussionmentioning
confidence: 79%
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“…This factor items' express the preferred way of studying, focusing activities/situations that involve social interactions among the stakeholders. Ribeiro & Ribeiro (2011) and Santos & Mognon (2010) call attention to the teacher's essential role as the person who influences the construction of preference for a particular learning style. This factor also covered the student-peers relationship, so it seems that we can positively associate study partnerships and friendship relationships in the school context with the achievement of this student's learning.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…The strategy of Problem-Based Learning has been used for various education institutions, especially in Health area courses. The University of Maastricht in the Netherlands was emphasized; Harvard and Cornell, in the United States; in Brazil, the Faculty of Medicine of Marília, the Londrina State University and São Francisco University, which successfully adopted the method (4) .…”
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confidence: 99%