CHEMICAL TEACHING MEDIATED BY DIGITAL TECHNOLOGY RESOURCES IN THE CONTEXT OF CONTINUING FORMATION
Pedagogical practices. Teaching Technology. Digital Learning Objects
Digital technologieshavesignificantlymodification intheformof communication andhumanrelations in actual society. In thiscontext, thepresentresearchaimedtoprovideandstudycontinuingformationintegrating digital technologyresources, withanemphasisonknowing its limitsandthepossibilitiesof use in theteachingofChemistry. In thiscontext, toreinforcetheteachingofChemistry, in thescopeofprimaryandsecondaryteaching, thepresentresearchsoughttoanswer, whatteachers' perceptionsregardingthe use andimportanceof digital technologies? Howtostrengthenthepresenceof digital learningobjects for teachingchemistry in a practical perspective? Toanswerthisquestion, methodologically, theResearch-Formationwasadoptedandits proceduralaspectsensured in: experiencing, understanding, interpretingandcommunicating. In thecoursecomprisingtheinstrumentsproductionand data collection, were: conversationwheel, observation, field notes, audiorecordingandquestionnaires. In orderto observe the reality, todevelopthe training, tounderstandthe set of procedures andtoanalyzethe data, theinductivemethodwasused.Fromtheanalysisofthe data emergedthreecategories: i) Continuedformationwithresourcesof digital technologies in times ofcyberculture; ii) The teachers' perceptionoftheteachingofchemistryalliedto Digital Technologies, andiii) Digital learningobjects for teachingchemistry in a practical perspective. The resultsindicatedthatthere are different approaches andfamiliaritiesofteachers in relationto TD in theirpedagogicalpractices. In addition, it wasverifiedthattheformationrequirementsoftheteachingprofession are verybroad, infrequent, thatis, incomparabletotheadventofcyberculture.As for thepossibilitiesoffered in thespaceofcontinuousformation, they are confirmed in thesenseofknowingdifferent realities, joint reflection, as well as moment for proposing dialogues withsuggestions for difficultiesfaced in thedailyworkofschool. Theyhavealsoshownlimitationsthat in some cases thescarceresourcesofavailable digital technologies are conceived in thecontextofunderutilizedchemistry classes. Thus, it isunderstoodthattheproposedcontinuingeducationhascontributedtothestrengtheningofpedagogicalpractices for theteachingofchemistry, throughactions, exchangeofexperienceandcollaborativeparticipationofpedagogicalproposalswiththeseresources.
Digital technologieshavesignificantlymodification intheformof communication andhumanrelations in actualsociety. In thiscontext, thepresentresearchaimedtoprovideandstudycontinuingformationintegrating digital technologyresources, withanemphasisonknowing its limitsandthepossibilitiesof use in theteachingofChemistry. In thiscontext, toreinforcetheteachingofChemistry, in thescopeofprimaryandsecondaryteaching, thepresentresearchsoughttoanswer, whatteachers' perceptionsregardingthe use andimportanceof digital technologies? Howtostrengthenthepresenceof digital learningobjects for teachingchemistry in a practical perspective? Toanswerthisquestion, methodologically, theResearch-Formationwasadoptedandits proceduralaspectsensured in: experiencing, understanding, interpretingandcommunicating. In thecoursecomprisingtheinstrumentsproductionand data collection, were: conversationwheel, observation, field notes, audiorecordingandquestionnaires. In orderto observe the reality, todevelopthe training, tounderstandthe set of procedures andtoanalyzethe data, theinductivemethodwasused.Fromtheanalysisofthe data emergedthreecategories: i) Continuedformationwithresourcesof digital technologies in times ofcyberculture; ii) The teachers' perceptionoftheteachingofchemistryalliedto Digital Technologies, andiii) Digital learningobjects for teachingchemistry in a practical perspective. The resultsindicatedthatthere are different approaches andfamiliaritiesofteachers in relationto TD in theirpedagogicalpractices. In addition, it wasverifiedthattheformationrequirementsoftheteachingprofession are verybroad, infrequent, thatis, incomparabletotheadventofcyberculture.As for thepossibilitiesoffered in thespaceofcontinuousformation, they are confirmed in thesenseofknowingdifferent realities, joint reflection, as well as moment for proposing dialogues withsuggestions for difficultiesfaced in thedailyworkofschool. Theyhavealsoshownlimitationsthat in some cases thescarceresourcesofavailable digital technologies are conceived in thecontextofunderutilizedchemistry classes. Thus, it isunderstoodthattheproposedcontinuingeducationhascontributedtothestrengtheningofpedagogicalpractices for theteachingofchemistry, throughactions, exchangeofexperienceandcollaborativeparticipationofpedagogicalproposalswiththeseresources.