2021
DOI: 10.24140/issn.1645-7250.rle51.07
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A banda desenhada na comunicação e educação em ciência: uma revisão sistemática da literatura

Marina Mota,
Cristina Manuela Sá,
Cecília Guerra

Abstract: O presente artigo consiste numa revisão sistemática da literatura sobre a utilização da banda desenhada como recurso na comunicação e educação em ciência. Tem como objetivo analisar e perceber como os estudos utilizaram a banda desenhada como recurso didático para comunicar ciência e como esta utilização está relacionada com o desenvolvimento da aprendizagem. A questão de partida é “Qual o potencial da banda desenhada na comunicação e educação em ciência?”. Serão selecionados artigos publicados em revistas ind… Show more

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“…The term "science comics" was introduced by Tatalovic [19] to define non-fiction-themed comics whose story plot is based on scientific facts. One of the main benefits of science comics could be the potential to communicate scientific topics through the visualization of complex concepts, often using metaphors and associating them with a narrative related to everyday objects and experiences, helping the target audience to engage with the information at a personal level [20,21].…”
Section: Rationalementioning
confidence: 99%
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“…The term "science comics" was introduced by Tatalovic [19] to define non-fiction-themed comics whose story plot is based on scientific facts. One of the main benefits of science comics could be the potential to communicate scientific topics through the visualization of complex concepts, often using metaphors and associating them with a narrative related to everyday objects and experiences, helping the target audience to engage with the information at a personal level [20,21].…”
Section: Rationalementioning
confidence: 99%
“…After analysing the paper, a science cartoon was designed to communicate some of its scientific contents, which would later be addressed with more detail in the proposed mathematics exercises in the classroom. Thus, the science cartoon entitled "À descoberta dos poliquetas ao largo de Aveiro" (Discovering the polychaetes off the coast of Aveiro) [21] would also serve to introduce and frame the theme that was the basis for those exercises.…”
Section: Phase 1-science Cartoon Designmentioning
confidence: 99%