explorando a bacia hidrográfica na escola: contribuições à educação ambiental exploring watershed in the school: contributions to the environmental education
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Este trabalho foi desenvolvido em duas escolas públicas do município de Giruá, RS, com a participação de professores e estudantes dos Ensinos Fundamental e Médio, com ênfase na sub-bacia do Rio Santo Cristo. Os procedimentos metodológicos consistiram na formação de grupos de professores e seleção de alunos-monitores, desenvolvendo-se atividades tais como: aula teórica, aplicação de protocolo para caracterização de bacias hidrográficas, coleta e análise de água do rio, elaboração de material educativo e apresentação da pesquisa em seminários locais e regionais. Os alunos também responderam a um questionário para verificação de seus conhecimentos antes e após as atividades desenvolvidas. A participação dos estudantes nas atividades mostrou a importância desse processo no aprendizado e na sistematização dos conhecimentos para divulgação dos trabalhos realizados para a comunidade. A Educação Ambiental nas escolas requer a consolidação de grupos de professores e de alunos-monitores para atuarem como multiplicadores na geração de conhecimentos sobre o ambiente local.
This work took place in two public schools located in the city of Giruá, RS. Teachers and students from both the elementary school and high school participated actively in the process of studying the Santo Cristo River. Groups of teachers and teachers' assistants were selected to help devising a series of activities such as: theoretical classes on watersheds, applying protocols on characterizing watersheds, gathering and analyzing the quality of water from the river, writing educational guides, and presenting the ongoing work in local and regional seminars. The students also answered a questionnaire to check their knowledge before and after the activities developed. Students' participation revealed the importance of this learning process and knowledge systematization in the corresponding presentations to the community. Hence, it is really important to consolidate groups of teachers and teachers' assistants to improving knowledge generation of local environment and community participation in the environmental issues.
This work took place in two public schools located in the city of Giruá, RS. Teachers and students from both the elementary school and high school participated actively in the process of studying the Santo Cristo River. Groups of teachers and teachers' assistants were selected to help devising a series of activities such as: theoretical classes on watersheds, applying protocols on characterizing watersheds, gathering and analyzing the quality of water from the river, writing educational guides, and presenting the ongoing work in local and regional seminars. The students also answered a questionnaire to check their knowledge before and after the activities developed. Students' participation revealed the importance of this learning process and knowledge systematization in the corresponding presentations to the community. Hence, it is really important to consolidate groups of teachers and teachers' assistants to improving knowledge generation of local environment and community participation in the environmental issues.
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| Authors | ;Melissa Bergmann;Catarina da Silva Pedrozo |
| Journal | fibers and polymers |
| Year | 2008 |
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