film as a resource for development concept: links of historical and cultural psychology and historical

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This paper presents the methodological process and results of a research project in which the main objective was to verify the development of scientific concepts in participants by analyzing human history using movies from different historical periods. The discussions hereby exposed are a product of seven years of teaching, researching and extracurricular activities. The study was based on the foundations of Cultural-Historical Psychology and Critical-Historical Pedagogy, defending the idea that the educational work is the main element for promotion of human development. It is also understood that art and science present themselves as human products that are possible of being appropriated by man, in order to promote maximum psychological development. We concluded that the systematization of the pedagogic work offered conditions for the research subjects to achieve conceptual progress.
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Authors ;Silvana Calvo Tuleski;Marta Chaves;Hilusca Alves Leite;Paulo Sérgio Pereira Ricci;Maria Aparecida Santiago da Silva;Jéssica Elise Echs Lucena
Journal germinal : marxismo e educação em debate
Year 2015
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