Integrando questões do diálogo ciência-sociedade na educação científica
Integrating Science-Society Dialogue Topics in Science Education
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O artigo aborda a oportunidade de integrar questões relacionadas com o diálogo ciência-sociedade em contexto educativo, mais especificamente, na formação científica pré-graduada ou em iniciativas em contexto universitário destinadas a estudantes do ensino secundário. Partindo de exemplos e experiências no campo das ciências da vida e biomedicina, discutem-se a relevância e modos de integrar este tipo de tópicos na educação formal e assim contribuir para a formação de cidadãos críticos e de cientistas socialmente empenhados. De alguma forma, consciencializar para a importância deste tipo de diálogo enquadra-se num modo atual de pensar, produzir e partilhar ciência.
The article addresses the opportunity of integrating topics related to the science-society dialogue in an educational context, more specifically, in undergraduate scientific training or in initiatives in a university context aimed at secondary school students. Drawing from examples and experiences in the field of life sciences and biomedicine, the relevance of integrating these kinds of topics in formal education, thus contributing to the formation of critical citizens and socially committed scientists, is discussed. In a sense, raising awareness of the importance of this type of dialogue is framed in a present way of thinking, producing and sharing science.
Keywords: science-society dialogue; science education; life sciences; higher education
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DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.17346/se.vol31.449
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