2022
DOI: 10.30827/unes.i12.23736
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Aprender a ser científic@s con el regadío histórico

Abstract: El proyecto “Aprender a ser científic@s con el regadío histórico”, financiado por la Fundación Española para la Ciencia y la Tecnología (FECYT) y llevado a cabo durante el curso escolar 2020-2021, tenía como objetivos trasladar a la comunidad educativa los valores y la importancia de los sistemas de regadío histórico, sensibilizar e involucrar a la población rural más joven y fomentar las vocaciones científicas en el alumnado. Aplicando un enfoque metodológico de investigación-acción participativa (IAP), los e… Show more

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“…Using the educational activities organized by the MEMOLab such as "Aprender a ser científico con el regadío histórico" (Learn to be a scientist through historical irrigation), it is possible to confirm that historical water management systems and Cultural Landscapes generate curiosity among the young, and thus foster their interest in their environment. This also bolsters an awareness and sensitization of these spaces and recognition of the necessity of preserving the local traditional knowledge they offer [11]. The youngest (and not only them) have now become aware of the importance of grasping how these systems work and their use by their family and closest friends.…”
Section: Planting Autochthonous Treesmentioning
confidence: 89%
“…Using the educational activities organized by the MEMOLab such as "Aprender a ser científico con el regadío histórico" (Learn to be a scientist through historical irrigation), it is possible to confirm that historical water management systems and Cultural Landscapes generate curiosity among the young, and thus foster their interest in their environment. This also bolsters an awareness and sensitization of these spaces and recognition of the necessity of preserving the local traditional knowledge they offer [11]. The youngest (and not only them) have now become aware of the importance of grasping how these systems work and their use by their family and closest friends.…”
Section: Planting Autochthonous Treesmentioning
confidence: 89%