Study of the internet latent corpus on active methodologies and digital technologies in Science teaching

Active methodologies and digital technologies are very present in the teaching and learning processes, both in Brazil and in the world. When dealing with this theme, this work aimed to identify which articles, through the Internet latent corpus, were elaborated in a natural context about active meth...

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Main Author: Bruno Silva Leite
Format: Article
Language:Portuguese
Published: Universidade Federal do Oeste da Bahia 2020-05-01
Series:Pesquisa e Ensino
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Online Access:https://doi.org/10.37853/pqe.e202012
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spelling doaj-4e3665665feb43faa150b62765725ae92020-11-25T03:31:47ZporUniversidade Federal do Oeste da BahiaPesquisa e Ensino2675-19332020-05-011113010.37853/pqe.e202012Study of the internet latent corpus on active methodologies and digital technologies in Science teaching Bruno Silva Leite0https://orcid.org/0000-0002-9402-936XUniversidade Federal Rural de Pernambuco (UFRPE)Active methodologies and digital technologies are very present in the teaching and learning processes, both in Brazil and in the world. When dealing with this theme, this work aimed to identify which articles, through the Internet latent corpus, were elaborated in a natural context about active methodologies and digital technologies in science teaching. For this, we surveyed publications in Portuguese involving the theme highlighting its relevance and application. Our data corpus was Google Scholar and the kind qualitative analysis. The results show that although the researches on the integration of these technologies are in an early stage, we can affirm that those carried out so far demonstrate the great benefits they incorporate into the teaching-learning process. Among these contributions, we can highlight the motivation, satisfaction, and autonomy. Besides, we infer some possibilities of active technological learning and personalized learning in science teaching.https://doi.org/10.37853/pqe.e202012active methodologiesdigital technologiesscience teachingactive technological learninginternet latent corpus
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Study of the internet latent corpus on active methodologies and digital technologies in Science teaching
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active methodologies
digital technologies
science teaching
active technological learning
internet latent corpus
author_facet Bruno Silva Leite
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title Study of the internet latent corpus on active methodologies and digital technologies in Science teaching
title_short Study of the internet latent corpus on active methodologies and digital technologies in Science teaching
title_full Study of the internet latent corpus on active methodologies and digital technologies in Science teaching
title_fullStr Study of the internet latent corpus on active methodologies and digital technologies in Science teaching
title_full_unstemmed Study of the internet latent corpus on active methodologies and digital technologies in Science teaching
title_sort study of the internet latent corpus on active methodologies and digital technologies in science teaching
publisher Universidade Federal do Oeste da Bahia
series Pesquisa e Ensino
issn 2675-1933
publishDate 2020-05-01
description Active methodologies and digital technologies are very present in the teaching and learning processes, both in Brazil and in the world. When dealing with this theme, this work aimed to identify which articles, through the Internet latent corpus, were elaborated in a natural context about active methodologies and digital technologies in science teaching. For this, we surveyed publications in Portuguese involving the theme highlighting its relevance and application. Our data corpus was Google Scholar and the kind qualitative analysis. The results show that although the researches on the integration of these technologies are in an early stage, we can affirm that those carried out so far demonstrate the great benefits they incorporate into the teaching-learning process. Among these contributions, we can highlight the motivation, satisfaction, and autonomy. Besides, we infer some possibilities of active technological learning and personalized learning in science teaching.
topic active methodologies
digital technologies
science teaching
active technological learning
internet latent corpus
url https://doi.org/10.37853/pqe.e202012
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