cometadata/datacite-titles-descriptions-related-identifiers huggingface dataset:
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20009934
title: Internship and Research in Initial Teacher Education: changes in personal meanings of the teaching activity

description: Abstract: Based on Cultural-historical Activity Theory, we analyze the transformations of a future teacher's personal meanings of teaching during supervised internship and research, especially student learning and experimentation in Physics Teaching. This internship aimed to articulate theory and practice in initial teacher education and was carried out as part of courses in Methodology of Physics Teaching offered by a Brazilian public university. We used data from the supervised internship report and a semi-structured interview. The results indicate that, initially, the supervised internship was not characterized as an activity for the future teacher, but only as an action needed to complete the undergraduate degree. His personal meanings of the teaching activity neared the notion of teaching-learning transmissive/receptive. However, during the formative process, new personal meanings of the teaching activity were elaborated. These results reinforce the importance of the supervised internship, together with research, in initial teacher education.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20009934.v1
title: Internship and Research in Initial Teacher Education: changes in personal meanings of the teaching activity

description: Abstract: Based on Cultural-historical Activity Theory, we analyze the transformations of a future teacher's personal meanings of teaching during supervised internship and research, especially student learning and experimentation in Physics Teaching. This internship aimed to articulate theory and practice in initial teacher education and was carried out as part of courses in Methodology of Physics Teaching offered by a Brazilian public university. We used data from the supervised internship report and a semi-structured interview. The results indicate that, initially, the supervised internship was not characterized as an activity for the future teacher, but only as an action needed to complete the undergraduate degree. His personal meanings of the teaching activity neared the notion of teaching-learning transmissive/receptive. However, during the formative process, new personal meanings of the teaching activity were elaborated. These results reinforce the importance of the supervised internship, together with research, in initial teacher education.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20009936
title: Relations Between Reading Comprehension, Quantitative Reasoning Problem Solving and Executive Functions

description: Abstract: This research aimed to verify the relations between the performance of 5th graders in tasks of quantitative reasoning problem solving, reading and executive functions. Furthermore, the presence of the consistency effect was verified, which relates to the agreement between the wording of the mathematical problem and the operation required to solve it. The results evidenced relations (Spearman correlation) between the following tasks: problem solving, word recognition and reading comprehension, thus indicating the important role of inferences. Significant correlations were also demonstrated between measures of executive functions, reading comprehension and problem solving, with an emphasis on working memory. The consistency effect was found (Wilcoxon comparison), showing that problems in which language is consistent with the operation involved are easier to solve than problems with inconsistent language.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20009936.v1
title: Relations Between Reading Comprehension, Quantitative Reasoning Problem Solving and Executive Functions

description: Abstract: This research aimed to verify the relations between the performance of 5th graders in tasks of quantitative reasoning problem solving, reading and executive functions. Furthermore, the presence of the consistency effect was verified, which relates to the agreement between the wording of the mathematical problem and the operation required to solve it. The results evidenced relations (Spearman correlation) between the following tasks: problem solving, word recognition and reading comprehension, thus indicating the important role of inferences. Significant correlations were also demonstrated between measures of executive functions, reading comprehension and problem solving, with an emphasis on working memory. The consistency effect was found (Wilcoxon comparison), showing that problems in which language is consistent with the operation involved are easier to solve than problems with inconsistent language.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20009939
title: The Attitudes of Teachers of Natural and Social Sciences towards Teaching Online Inquiry Competencies and their Underlying Factors in the Use of the Internet

description: Abstract: The attitude of the teaching staff is one of the factors affecting the integration of new technologies into the classroom. With that in mind, we ask ourselves: how do the attitudes of teachers of natural and social sciences towards teaching online consultation skills and their underlying factors influence the use of the Internet? 33 teachers from 18 public schools in a city of Chile, associated with the joint project between Chile and Finland, AKA EDU03, participated, applying a Likert questionnaire. After a multiple correspondence analysis, age was shown to be a factor associated with teachers' attitudes to teaching online consultation skills, which is an interesting finding for further research, particularly today in attitudes related to the COVID 19 pandemic, which demands greater effort from teachers in using technologies in remote teaching, assessment and learning formats.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20009939.v1
title: The Attitudes of Teachers of Natural and Social Sciences towards Teaching Online Inquiry Competencies and their Underlying Factors in the Use of the Internet

description: Abstract: The attitude of the teaching staff is one of the factors affecting the integration of new technologies into the classroom. With that in mind, we ask ourselves: how do the attitudes of teachers of natural and social sciences towards teaching online consultation skills and their underlying factors influence the use of the Internet? 33 teachers from 18 public schools in a city of Chile, associated with the joint project between Chile and Finland, AKA EDU03, participated, applying a Likert questionnaire. After a multiple correspondence analysis, age was shown to be a factor associated with teachers' attitudes to teaching online consultation skills, which is an interesting finding for further research, particularly today in attitudes related to the COVID 19 pandemic, which demands greater effort from teachers in using technologies in remote teaching, assessment and learning formats.
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.6617898
title: RobLLM

description: Dataset from Alfred
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20009941
title: Math Education in Intercultural Contexts: a logical-mathematical interpretation for duality Kaingang Kamé-Kairu

description: Abstract: The aim of this paper is to present the results of research carried out in a Mathematics and Science training program for indigenous teachers of the Kaingang ethnic group by the Unochapecó in the municipality of Chapecó, Santa Catarina, Brazil. Based on the paradigm of ethno mathematics, one of the objectives of the program is to look for relations between traditional indigenous thinking and classical mathematics. We propose an analogy between logical-mathematical binary calculation systems and the Kaingang thought system expressed in its social organization and supported by two opposite and complementary dual categories: Kamé-Kairu. Our hypothesis postulates a certain similarity between the binary logic used for example, in logical circuits, and the binary system with which the traditional Kaingang culture encodes its social, natural, and even supernatural world. The binary pair Kaingang, Kamé-Kairu serves to codify relations of kinship, exchange, and alliances of the tribe, as well as the natural world that surrounds them. The analogy formulated provides interesting information for mathematical and scientific education in intercultural contexts.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20009941.v1
title: Math Education in Intercultural Contexts: a logical-mathematical interpretation for duality Kaingang Kamé-Kairu

description: Abstract: The aim of this paper is to present the results of research carried out in a Mathematics and Science training program for indigenous teachers of the Kaingang ethnic group by the Unochapecó in the municipality of Chapecó, Santa Catarina, Brazil. Based on the paradigm of ethno mathematics, one of the objectives of the program is to look for relations between traditional indigenous thinking and classical mathematics. We propose an analogy between logical-mathematical binary calculation systems and the Kaingang thought system expressed in its social organization and supported by two opposite and complementary dual categories: Kamé-Kairu. Our hypothesis postulates a certain similarity between the binary logic used for example, in logical circuits, and the binary system with which the traditional Kaingang culture encodes its social, natural, and even supernatural world. The binary pair Kaingang, Kamé-Kairu serves to codify relations of kinship, exchange, and alliances of the tribe, as well as the natural world that surrounds them. The analogy formulated provides interesting information for mathematical and scientific education in intercultural contexts.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20009942
title: Clinical Interviews in Educational Research: an analysis based on discourse progressiveness

description: Abstract: This paper probes into the ways interviewers need to improvise as they carry out clinical interviews that pursue data on the learning of Physics. The records used had been obtained previously and allowed to produce data of different quality for the study. Interventions are typified according to their function (Socialization, Empathy, Introduction and Focalizing). A more compelling analysis is achieved by incorporating the idea of discourse progressiveness and a model for carrying it out that has been developed by Marc Clarà. The study delivers results at two different levels. As for methodology, understanding is advanced on how certain modes of intervention allow interviewers to obtain more or less valuable data. As for discursive interactions, light is shed on some of their characteristics during interviews by taking input from theory developed to describe classroom discourse. Given the interactional similarities between both settings, our results could perhaps feedback into the study of classroom learning.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20009942.v1
title: Clinical Interviews in Educational Research: an analysis based on discourse progressiveness

description: Abstract: This paper probes into the ways interviewers need to improvise as they carry out clinical interviews that pursue data on the learning of Physics. The records used had been obtained previously and allowed to produce data of different quality for the study. Interventions are typified according to their function (Socialization, Empathy, Introduction and Focalizing). A more compelling analysis is achieved by incorporating the idea of discourse progressiveness and a model for carrying it out that has been developed by Marc Clarà. The study delivers results at two different levels. As for methodology, understanding is advanced on how certain modes of intervention allow interviewers to obtain more or less valuable data. As for discursive interactions, light is shed on some of their characteristics during interviews by taking input from theory developed to describe classroom discourse. Given the interactional similarities between both settings, our results could perhaps feedback into the study of classroom learning.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20009944
title: The Characterization of Cyberculture Learning in Distance Education

description: Abstract: In this article we present the results of an investigation that sought to characterize the learning of cyberculture in the Distance Education (DE) modality, with cyberspace as the medium where it occurs. The data came from an interview with an undergraduate student, in the distance education modality, in Natural Sciences. The apprentice's reports were interpreted according to the procedures indicated by content analysis, and with an instrument constituted by elements of the concept of learning venues, and of cyberculture. Based on this instrument, we verified that learning about cyberculture was a set of epistemic, personal, and social, mainly of the epistemic-practical type, together with elements of the pedagogical model and the driving forces that make up the primacy of distance education. We consider that the results presented here may be useful in discussions about teaching and learning in distance education, and the participation of cyberculture in educational processes.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20009944.v1
title: The Characterization of Cyberculture Learning in Distance Education

description: Abstract: In this article we present the results of an investigation that sought to characterize the learning of cyberculture in the Distance Education (DE) modality, with cyberspace as the medium where it occurs. The data came from an interview with an undergraduate student, in the distance education modality, in Natural Sciences. The apprentice's reports were interpreted according to the procedures indicated by content analysis, and with an instrument constituted by elements of the concept of learning venues, and of cyberculture. Based on this instrument, we verified that learning about cyberculture was a set of epistemic, personal, and social, mainly of the epistemic-practical type, together with elements of the pedagogical model and the driving forces that make up the primacy of distance education. We consider that the results presented here may be useful in discussions about teaching and learning in distance education, and the participation of cyberculture in educational processes.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20009945
title: Model Conceptions in Science Education Research: features and trends

description: Abstract: Despite the ubiquity of models in science education, there are several different conceptions about their nature in the scientific community. We sought to investigate understandings about them conveyed in the recent research in science education. To this end, we have reviewed papers published on models and modelling between 2010 and 2019. Our analysis revealed that these different notions on the concept of model could be represented in three main trends: Concrete, Construct and Mathematical. In addition, we found that these studies: are predominantly empirical in nature; involve frameworks arising mainly from science education research itself, but with a considerable influence from Philosophy of Science and cognitive sciences; encompass Physics, Biology and Chemistry domains in relatively similar frequencies, but decreasing in this order. Another outcome of this study was the emergence of different scenarios regarding the journals consulted, revealing the existence of different thought styles in science education research community.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20009945.v1
title: Model Conceptions in Science Education Research: features and trends

description: Abstract: Despite the ubiquity of models in science education, there are several different conceptions about their nature in the scientific community. We sought to investigate understandings about them conveyed in the recent research in science education. To this end, we have reviewed papers published on models and modelling between 2010 and 2019. Our analysis revealed that these different notions on the concept of model could be represented in three main trends: Concrete, Construct and Mathematical. In addition, we found that these studies: are predominantly empirical in nature; involve frameworks arising mainly from science education research itself, but with a considerable influence from Philosophy of Science and cognitive sciences; encompass Physics, Biology and Chemistry domains in relatively similar frequencies, but decreasing in this order. Another outcome of this study was the emergence of different scenarios regarding the journals consulted, revealing the existence of different thought styles in science education research community.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20009948
title: Concept Maps and the Formulation of Scientific Knowledge in the History of Science: some theoretical approaches

description: Abstract The aim of this paper is to present theoretical approaches between characteristics of the conceptual mapping technique and aspects of the scientific knowledge formulation in the History of Science. They were exemplified through the construction and analysis of a concept map about how knowledge has been historically developed to result in the Law of Inertia. In consequence, structural aspects of concept maps (propositions, two-dimensional structure, cross-links, etc.) were related to the provisional character of scientific knowledge, to non-linearity and the influence of the historical and social context in the construction of knowledge, among other aspects, that are compatible with a conception of science as a human enterprise. These relationships are summarized in a chart, which can support teachers and researchers in the field of Science Education to implement educational actions that adopt concept maps in the contexts where History of Science is used.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20009948.v1
title: Concept Maps and the Formulation of Scientific Knowledge in the History of Science: some theoretical approaches

description: Abstract The aim of this paper is to present theoretical approaches between characteristics of the conceptual mapping technique and aspects of the scientific knowledge formulation in the History of Science. They were exemplified through the construction and analysis of a concept map about how knowledge has been historically developed to result in the Law of Inertia. In consequence, structural aspects of concept maps (propositions, two-dimensional structure, cross-links, etc.) were related to the provisional character of scientific knowledge, to non-linearity and the influence of the historical and social context in the construction of knowledge, among other aspects, that are compatible with a conception of science as a human enterprise. These relationships are summarized in a chart, which can support teachers and researchers in the field of Science Education to implement educational actions that adopt concept maps in the contexts where History of Science is used.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20009950
title: A Systematic Review of Mathematics Education for Blind Students: the importance of STEAM in current school curricula

description: Abstract: The objective of this paper is to provide an analysis of mathematics knowledge among visually impaired students, by using a systematic review - proposing analyses on the relation of mathematics and the use of ICT and its adaptation to education - of 416 articles, with a final selection of 37 articles published between 1998 and 2020. The study was conducted using nine databases: ScienceDirect, 1Findr, Dialnet, Eric, Redalyc, Scopus, Google Scholar, Teacher Reference, and Wos. In the methodology, a systematic review was performed, using the manager Mendeley to store the references. The results show the need for family/school cooperation and for the integration of the subjects in the STEAM model. The discussion and conclusion highlight the importance of mathematical development among students in order to improve thought processing and problem solving.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20009950.v1
title: A Systematic Review of Mathematics Education for Blind Students: the importance of STEAM in current school curricula

description: Abstract: The objective of this paper is to provide an analysis of mathematics knowledge among visually impaired students, by using a systematic review - proposing analyses on the relation of mathematics and the use of ICT and its adaptation to education - of 416 articles, with a final selection of 37 articles published between 1998 and 2020. The study was conducted using nine databases: ScienceDirect, 1Findr, Dialnet, Eric, Redalyc, Scopus, Google Scholar, Teacher Reference, and Wos. In the methodology, a systematic review was performed, using the manager Mendeley to store the references. The results show the need for family/school cooperation and for the integration of the subjects in the STEAM model. The discussion and conclusion highlight the importance of mathematical development among students in order to improve thought processing and problem solving.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20009953
title: Environmental Education in the Municipal Schools of Diadema, SP: a study of characteristics and praxis

description: Abstract: Based on the perception that the 21st century society has been facing many socio-environmental problems and that, considering this context, Environmental Education (EE) becomes an essential practice, this research sought to explain the relation that the population of municipal schools in the public network of the city of Diadema, in the metropolitan region of São Paulo, establishes with the knowledge regarding the environment and EE, through actions and projects developed in these spaces. This research, of a mixed approach, used documentary analysis and the application of a questionnaire in order to identify the characteristics of EE present in the school projects and actions, in order to infer the effects such characteristics on the understanding of the socio-environmental issues present in our society. From the results, it was possible to reflect on ways that will help future practices in these institutions.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20009953.v1
title: Environmental Education in the Municipal Schools of Diadema, SP: a study of characteristics and praxis

description: Abstract: Based on the perception that the 21st century society has been facing many socio-environmental problems and that, considering this context, Environmental Education (EE) becomes an essential practice, this research sought to explain the relation that the population of municipal schools in the public network of the city of Diadema, in the metropolitan region of São Paulo, establishes with the knowledge regarding the environment and EE, through actions and projects developed in these spaces. This research, of a mixed approach, used documentary analysis and the application of a questionnaire in order to identify the characteristics of EE present in the school projects and actions, in order to infer the effects such characteristics on the understanding of the socio-environmental issues present in our society. From the results, it was possible to reflect on ways that will help future practices in these institutions.