Perspectives in Science Education and Digital Technologies
Challenges and Opportunities
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educação em ciências, ferramentas tecnológicas, estudo genéticoAbstract
This research presents a detailed analysis of the application of digital technologies in Science Education, with an emphasis on teaching Genetics and heredity. The study aimed to improve the teaching and learning process through the integration of educational software, promoting interactive activities that encouraged active construction of scientific knowledge. Using a qualitative methodology with a case study design, the research was conducted through systematic observation in four classes, with direct involvement of the researcher-teacher. The results indicate that digital technologies played a fundamental role in increasing student engagement and understanding, allowing practical visualization of complex concepts and facilitating their application in everyday situations.
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