2020
DOI: 10.3390/su12072796
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The Impact of Student-Curated Exhibitions about Socio-Scientific Issues on Students’ Perceptions Regarding Their Competences and the Science Classes

Abstract: The IRRESISTIBLE Project (FP7, Grant 612367) had the aim of involving teachers, students, and the public in the discussion on Responsible Research and Innovation (RRI), promoting both the construction of knowledge on cutting-edge (and controversial) research topics and the discussion about the criteria that these research/innovation processes should respect in order to be considered as responsible. These criteria also represent a strong contribution to a more sustainable future for all. This quantitative resea… Show more

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“…It should be noted that scientific divulgation and scientific education may have a common trajectory, but they have well-differentiated objectives [40,41]. So, the use of socio-scientific news requires different strategies [42][43][44], ranging from the use of the news as a context connected with the curricular content to teach [34,[45][46][47] and critical reading using the CRITIC approach [48], to the use of the news as a trigger for an MBI sequence of tasks, which is the case presented in this work.…”
Section: Socio-ecological Controversies and The Use Of News In The Secondary School Classroomsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…It should be noted that scientific divulgation and scientific education may have a common trajectory, but they have well-differentiated objectives [40,41]. So, the use of socio-scientific news requires different strategies [42][43][44], ranging from the use of the news as a context connected with the curricular content to teach [34,[45][46][47] and critical reading using the CRITIC approach [48], to the use of the news as a trigger for an MBI sequence of tasks, which is the case presented in this work.…”
Section: Socio-ecological Controversies and The Use Of News In The Secondary School Classroomsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…An informed student has a better understanding of socio-environmental and socio-cultural problems in his community, thus developing his critical thinking and decision-making [1,2,10,16,[22][23][24]. For some authors [21,25], a high degree of environmental literacy along with environmental awareness promotes a vast scientific vocabulary that induces effective and assertive communication when engaging in civic participation in socio-environmental issues.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Tradicionalmente, a ciência cidadã tem sido caracterizada como uma abordagem de cima para baixo, envolvendo projetos propostos e iniciados por cientistas e agências governamentais que recrutam membros da comunidade para recolherem dados sobre questões pouco relevantes para a vida dos cidadãos. No entanto, durante os últimos anos e sob a influência da educação científica crítica, a ciência cidadã -combinada com o ativismo -foi reformulada como uma abordagem pedagógica de baixo para cima, destinada a promover o interesse dos alunos pela comunidade, pelo ambiente, pela aprendizagem ao longo da vida, pela democracia e pela justiça social (BRITTON;REIS, 2020;LEE, 2002). Esta abordagem recorre à educação como um contexto para o desenvolvimento das competências e do envolvimento comunitário dos alunos, incentivando-os a serem cientistas cidadãos ativos que contribuem para o bem-estar das suas comunidades (BRITTON; .…”
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“…Tanto em contextos formais como não formais, existem várias maneiras possíveis de os jovens se envolverem em ativismo na esfera privada e pública, nomeadamente: (1) iniciativas educativas destinadas a mudar o comportamento de outros cidadãos; (2) a organização de grupos de pressão responsáveis por escreverem e distribuírem manifestos/petições e boicotarem determinados produtos desenvolvidos por meio de práticas controversas; (3) iniciativas de voluntários destinadas à promoção de um mundo mais justo, ético e sustentável; (4) a proposta de soluções inovadoras para problemas locais, nacionais e/ou globais; e (5) a mudança dos seus próprios comportamentos (BAPTISTA ET BENCZE, 2017;HODSON, 2014;REIS, 2013REIS, , 2020.…”
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