The botany, so close and so far
the planning in a distance learning course on Biological Sciences
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https://doi.org/10.33447/paubrasilia.v1i1.4Keywords:
distance education, teaching botany, teaching planAbstract
This research aimed to analyze, comparatively, the teaching plans ‒ including contents, activities and didactic materials ‒ of the botany area of a Biological Sciences course in the distance learning. The research is characterized as a qualitative study and exploratory intervention with the analysis of 12 plans of the disciplines ‘Morphology and Taxonomy of Cryptogams’, ‘Morphology and Taxonomy of Spermatophytes’ and ‘Plant Physiology’, from 2009 to 2014. It was possible to verify that the disciplines were continuously updated throughout the series of study groups analyzed, with numerous contents and diversified activities. The use of different teaching strategies present in the botany disciplines of the course denotes the concern of teacher trainers regarding the diversification of tools for the learning process, allowing the development of multiple skills in students.
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