O uso de modelos tridimensionais como ferramenta pedagógica no ensino de biologia para estudantes com deficiência visual

Abstract

The school is a place for citizenship development and it must prepare the youth without the barriers of classes division, genre, or people with impairments. The wealth of life in nature is not in the homogeneity, but in the diversity of species and forms of interaction. In social and educational environments it must also be this way. The school can then contribute with the structural changings which are necessary to the development of a society oriented by pacific relationships, respectful in the welcome of human diversity. In face of this scenery of citizenship searching, of the acceptance of individual differences, it was proposed in this dissertation the usage of tridimensional models as a pedagogical tool in the teaching of Biology for visually impaired students. These models were produced from drawings and schemes of the Cytology content, to promote better learning for blind and low vision students in the Biology knowledge. The research was developed in Escola de Ensino Médio Governador Adauto Bezerra, with students from the 1º grade of High School who have classes in the morning, because this is the group and turn that comprise the greatest number of students in the profile required. At the end of this work, it was performed an exposition of the models built by the students themselves, both the visual impaired and the ones with good vision, in order to guarantee the interaction between the students. The models were donated to the room of multifunctional resources of the school, so that other teachers can also use them. It was concluded that the implementation of methodologies that favor the interaction between the visual impaired and the seers, inside the classroom, as well as the viability of the usage of the models made by the students themselves, both the The school is a place for citizenship development and it must prepare the youth without the barriers of classes division, genre, or people with impairments. The wealth of life in nature is not in the homogeneity, but in the diversity of species and forms of interaction. In social and educational environments it must also be this way. The school can then contribute with the structural changings which are necessary to the development of a society oriented by pacific relationships, respectful in the welcome of human diversity. In face of this scenery of citizenship searching, of the acceptance of individual differences, it was proposed in this dissertation the usage of tridimensional models as a pedagogical tool in the teaching of Biology for visually impaired students. These models were produced from drawings and schemes of the Cytology content, to promote better learning for blind and low vision students in the Biology knowledge. The research was developed in Escola de Ensino Médio Governador Adauto Bezerra, with students from the 1º grade of High School who have classes in the morning, because this is the group and turn that comprise the greatest number of students in the profile required. At the end of this work, it was performed an exposition of the models built by the students themselves, both the visual impaired and the ones with good vision, in order to guarantee the interaction between the students. The models were donated to the room of multifunctional resources of the school, so that other teachers can also use them. It was concluded that the implementation of methodologies that favor the interaction between the visual impaired and the seers, inside the classroom, as well as the viability of the usage of the models made by the students themselves, both the impaired and the visual ones, is of effective importance in these students learning development, in a cooperative and interactive work. and the visual ones, is of effective importance in these students learning development, in a cooperative and interactive work.