"Jornal papel": documento e dispositivo pedagógico

Gouvêa, Guaracira; Pimenta, Melanie; Casari, Isadora Scheer

doi:10.1590/s0101-32622014000100002

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“…Regarding this study, it is worth noting that, at the time analyzed, certain discourses and representations related to health communication were heavily dependent on large print newspapers. They constituted one of the major sources of communication space existing in the period and issues related to news about diseases constantly crossed the pages of daily newspapers [5].…”

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Food diet and representations of dental caries published in a traditional brazilian newspaper

Fadel

HAMPF

Leandro

et al. 2022

RGO, Rev. Gaúch. Odontol.

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Objective: To apprehend the representations of dental caries present in a Brazilian print media, considering different historical periods, with emphasis on the dietary factor in the issue of etiology and disease prevention. Methods: This is a descriptive documentary research study carried out from the analysis of digitalized printed editions of Jornal do Brasil, published between 1891 and 1990, available for consultation on the electronic portal of the collection of periodicals entitled Brazilian Digital Library. For the search, the terminologies ‘cárie dentária’ and ‘cárie dental’ (both meaning dental caries) were used. The platform displays editions from pre-determined time periods. The displays were considered for all journalistic genres, composing or not the main or prominent theme. The data found were analyzed qualitatively. Results: In total, 675 occurrences were registered with the term ‘cárie dentária’ and 33 with the term ‘cárie dental’. The representations of dental caries had multiple and complex variations. The object reconstruction process generated the categories: prevention, public policy and etiology. The topic of food diet significantly crossed the entire time span studied and remained frequently linked to tooth decay, sometimes related to the etiology, sometimes to the prevention of the disease. Conclusion: Jornal do Brasil reflected old knowledge in the field of dentistry, added new scientific knowledge and popularized it for the readership of the written press.

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Food diet and representations of dental caries published in a traditional brazilian newspaper

Fadel

HAMPF

Leandro

et al. 2022

RGO, Rev. Gaúch. Odontol.

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The Teacher’s Movements Toward the Use of Science Communication in the Classroom: A Model from the Activity Theory

Lima

Giordan²

2018

RBPEC

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The science communication (SC) is one of the means that the science teacher can use to foster teaching activities. However, it is noteworthy that the SC is produced to meet the communications needs between the science culture and the society, and the school is not a presumed address to science communication. Thus, in order for science teachers to use SC in teaching activities, they need to appropriate it and adapt it to educational proposes. This paper presents a model that aims to understand the teacher’s movements for using science communication in the classroom. Grounded on the activity theory, it analyzes from the system of activities approach how the teacher interacts with the SC. The results highlight four systems of activities in which science teachers act, their interactions and unfoldings, which are classified in three hierarchical levels.

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"Jornal papel": documento e dispositivo pedagógico

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Food diet and representations of dental caries published in a traditional brazilian newspaper

Food diet and representations of dental caries published in a traditional brazilian newspaper

The Teacher’s Movements Toward the Use of Science Communication in the Classroom: A Model from the Activity Theory

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