A INTERDISCIPLINARIDADE COMO PROPOSTA PARA O ENSINO DE LÓGICA DE PROGRAMAÇÃO NO ENSINO FUNDAMENTAL II
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https://doi.org/10.5212/Rev.Conexao.v.17.16902.23Abstract
This study presents a survey about interdisciplinarity, aiming at the refinement of its use, in an extension project to teach logic programming in Elementary School II, carried out in three public schools in Santa Catarina. The project gathers computer science teachers and students of the Catarinense Federal Institute, who use the tool VisuAlg to develop activities that approach both daily and school subjects. In this way, through the application of a questionnaire to the teachers of the participating schools, we sought to know the school context and its interdisciplinary possibilities. The results of the survey demonstrate an experienced teaching team with precepts of joint work, with prospects of improvements in the students’ meaningful teaching-learning process. The first group that took part in the project presented an evolution of about 10% in their capacity to solve logical issues, and with the increase in the teachers’ partnership in an interdisciplinary way, increased gains are expected.
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