2018
DOI: 10.1007/s11422-018-9859-z
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Science identity possibilities: a look into Blackness, masculinities, and economic power relations

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“…This result brings two pertinent questions to be discussed and researched in the area: i) to what extent are interest and performance configured as distinct constructs, and how can they be interpreted in the current set to assess differences about sex? Much has been discussed about changes in access to scientific knowledge, both from the perspective of the school approach and the perspective of scientific culture, formerly well directed towards so-called masculine "interests" (Rosa, 2018). The popularization movements of Science, Science and Daily Life, STSE, among others, somehow break with this culture and consequently bring other discussions about belonging to a certain group for the learning of sciences.…”
Section: Discussion Of Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…This result brings two pertinent questions to be discussed and researched in the area: i) to what extent are interest and performance configured as distinct constructs, and how can they be interpreted in the current set to assess differences about sex? Much has been discussed about changes in access to scientific knowledge, both from the perspective of the school approach and the perspective of scientific culture, formerly well directed towards so-called masculine "interests" (Rosa, 2018). The popularization movements of Science, Science and Daily Life, STSE, among others, somehow break with this culture and consequently bring other discussions about belonging to a certain group for the learning of sciences.…”
Section: Discussion Of Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The facet that corresponds to the interest is composed of statements that demonstrate a personal perception of the subject's intrinsic motivation (Ryan & Deci, 2000). How he or she perceives his or her motivation to learn Chemistry, constituting a genuine interest in the content beyond the school situation.…”
Section: Study 1 -Validation Of the Scalementioning
confidence: 99%
“…984-985). Rosa (2018) claims that "science was built with an image that reflects many of the traits linked with masculinities…as a result, it makes it easier for young men to identify with STEM than young women when we consider favorite subjects at school or career choices" (p. 1008). This means that to combat the persistent underrepresentation of women of color in STEM fields, purposeful educational interventions, such as the Latina STEM Fellowship (LSF), must be present.…”
Section: Identities-in-practicementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Nesses termos, a individualidade é constituída a partir dos múltiplos processos de socialização vivenciados por um único ator, cujas experiências de socialização somente serão redutíveis a uma posição se a analista escolhe analisá-lo sob um ponto de vista muito específico (Lahire, 2004). Com efeito, essa visão da pluralidade individual tem consonância com outras perspectivas contemporâneas que, direta ou indiretamente, informam o pensamento social contemporâneo, seja na noção de interseccionalidade (Collins, 2000;Rosa, 2018) ou na percepção de que as relações individuais de pertencimento são marcadas por hibridismo, heterogeneidade, diáspora (Roth, 2008).…”
Section: Retratos Sociológicos Como Metodologia De Pesquisaunclassified