1991
DOI: 10.2307/4449352
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The Central Dogma in Action

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“…In the absence of active learning modules, students are unable to visualize and represent these processes for further learning ( Kozma et al, 2000 ; Duncan and Reiser, 2007 ). To address these limitations and allow students to interact with the individual steps of transcription and translation in the classroom, a variety of model-, analogy-, and virtual- based simulations have been developed ( Pigage, 1991 ; Rotbain et al, 2008 ; Altiparmak and Nakiboglu Tezer, 2009 ; Debruyn, 2012 ; Takemura and Kurabayashi, 2014 ; Marshall, 2017 ; Dorrell and Lineback, 2019 ; Ibarra-Herrera et al, 2019 ; Chang et al, 2020 ) ( Figure 1 ). Efforts to develop such activities represent educators’ broad interest in providing students with active-learning modules to improve student learning outcomes.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In the absence of active learning modules, students are unable to visualize and represent these processes for further learning ( Kozma et al, 2000 ; Duncan and Reiser, 2007 ). To address these limitations and allow students to interact with the individual steps of transcription and translation in the classroom, a variety of model-, analogy-, and virtual- based simulations have been developed ( Pigage, 1991 ; Rotbain et al, 2008 ; Altiparmak and Nakiboglu Tezer, 2009 ; Debruyn, 2012 ; Takemura and Kurabayashi, 2014 ; Marshall, 2017 ; Dorrell and Lineback, 2019 ; Ibarra-Herrera et al, 2019 ; Chang et al, 2020 ) ( Figure 1 ). Efforts to develop such activities represent educators’ broad interest in providing students with active-learning modules to improve student learning outcomes.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Após os alunos terem feito a lista, foi feita a transposição didática. Pigage (1991) propôs uma atividade em que a sala de aula foi configurada para representar uma célula e os alunos, através de cartas, atores no processo de síntese protéica. Stencel e Barkoff (1993) apresentaram duas técnicas, chamadas por eles de "Técnica Barkoff" e "Técnica Stencel".…”
Section: Jogos Simbólicos: Role Playing Games Ou Rpgunclassified
“…propuseram uma atividade similar a de Pigage (PIGAGE, 1991 materiais de consulta como "Discos rotatórios de aminoácidos" e "Polígono de nucleotídeos", além de jogos educacionais como "Aminotrunfo", "Aminocartas", e um destaque para o jogo "Sintetizando Proteínas", objeto de estudo desse trabalho. propõe o estudo da complexa teoria envolvida no processo de síntese protéica pelas células eucarióticas animais, por meio de uma atividade lúdica, em que o aluno sai da condição de expectador e passa a interagir com o objeto de estudo.…”
Section: Jogos Simbólicos: Role Playing Games Ou Rpgunclassified