El contexto cultural como recurso para el cuidado del medio ambiente: un camino posible

Abstract

En este texto se describe una experiencia de aula que tuvo por objetivo usar el contexto cultural como recurso para reflexionar sobre la importancia que tiene el cuidado del medio ambiente. Se desarrolló con estudiantes de grado sexto de la Institución Educativa Rural Departamental “San Lorenzo”. El enfoque de la experiencia se hizo teniendo en cuenta aspectos de la investigación cualitativa, cuya información se coleccionó en portafolios de manera individual. Los resultados permiten valorar y establecer queel contexto cultural es un recurso e insumo valioso para reconocer la importancia del cuidado del medio ambiente, basados en el reconocimiento de los recursos naturales, su uso, aprovechamiento, cuidado y conservación.

Program caring for the environment of my community to develop environmental knowledge in students of an educational institution, 2022

“…On the other hand, Sánchez Corzo (2020) refers to the fact that environmental awareness is getting bigger and bigger, young people are more respectful of the environment and propose actions for continuous improvement, however, the effects that the actions of humanity have had for decades it has damaged various ecosystems, so actions must be immediate. Barbosa (2018) indicates that attention to the environment is becoming increasingly important at all levels, since humanity is currently aware of the damage caused to the environment and that if an important change is not developed in the short term humanity will cease to exist in a relatively short period of time. The word environment is a derivative of the Latin language medius and then ambiens, the translation being what is found on both sides, that is, the changes that take place in the environment directly affect all living beings that live on the planet, Therefore, an awareness of the importance of their care must be created, even more so in young people who in a few years will be the ones who direct and make the decisions for their care and conservation (Paço & Lavrador, 2017).…”