2022
DOI: 10.28976/1984-2686rbpec2022u11091146
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Emoções e Museus de Ciência: Um Estudo com Visitas de Famílias ao Museu de Microbiologia do Instituto Butantan, São Paulo

Abstract: Os estudos em museus de ciência destacam cada vez mais o papel da emoção nas experiências de visita dos públicos. Neste artigo, nosso objetivo é investigar as características das experiências de emoções de famílias com crianças em visita ao Museu de Microbiologia do Instituto Butantan, São Paulo (Brasil). Participaram deste estudo três famílias, em um total de 10 pessoas, sendo quatro adultos (um homem e três mulheres) e seis crianças (três meninos e três meninas). Como instrumentos de coleta, utilizamos a obs… Show more

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“…We then transcribed considerable segments of conversations, similar to those proposed by Ash et al [2007], Rowe and Kisiel [2012], Rowe et al [2023], Massarani, Rowe et al [2022] and Scalfi, Massarani, Gonçalves and Marandino [2022], in which a significant event is characterised by: i) having a clear beginning, middle, and end; ii) have discursive content related to the exhibition; iii) be an externalised conversation between participants, with themselves or with an imagined other and iv) have linguistic descriptors of emotion (spoken or gestural). Significant events were transcribed following the protocol specified in the "description code" item.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…We then transcribed considerable segments of conversations, similar to those proposed by Ash et al [2007], Rowe and Kisiel [2012], Rowe et al [2023], Massarani, Rowe et al [2022] and Scalfi, Massarani, Gonçalves and Marandino [2022], in which a significant event is characterised by: i) having a clear beginning, middle, and end; ii) have discursive content related to the exhibition; iii) be an externalised conversation between participants, with themselves or with an imagined other and iv) have linguistic descriptors of emotion (spoken or gestural). Significant events were transcribed following the protocol specified in the "description code" item.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Research studies generally focus on positive emotional responses, highlighting their connection to the learning process and the stimulation of environmental awareness and environmentally responsible behaviour [Ballantyne & Packer, 2016;Dillard, 2012;Packer & Ballantyne, 2010;Powell & Bullock, 2014]. The studies developed by our research group have contributed to this discussion by adding the role of negative emotions in the learning process [Massarani, Bizerra et al, 2022;Scalfi, Massarani, Gonçalves & Marandino, 2022;Rowe et al, 2023]. For example, Doubt, an emotion initially considered negative, surfaced 16 times in important instances, and stimulated group discussion, prompting comparison, correction and knowledge construction skills to attribute meaning to what they saw.…”
Section: Meaning-making and Evidence Of Learningmentioning
confidence: 99%