CARTOGRAFIA ESCOLAR MULTI(GEO)MODAL

ESTRATÉGIAS PARA COLOCÁ-LA EM PRÁTICA

Authors

  • Maurício Rizzatti Universidade Federal de Santa Maria.
  • Elsbeth Léia Spode Becker Universidade Franciscana.
  • Roberto Cassol Universidade Federal de Santa Maria.

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.12957/hne.2023.79970

Abstract

The relationship between School Cartography, Multiple Intelligences, Multimodality and Neurosciences proves to be very relevant to the current context, as it helps in understanding how the learning process occurs and how to think about different activities, highlighting cartographic and central concepts for the teaching of Geography. Thus, this work aims to present the methodological procedures for making maps, thought through the bias of Multiple Intelligences and Neurosciences, which had as one of the products the concept of “Multi(Geo)Modal School Cartography”. The planning and execution of student-centered activities, using a multitude of languages and with different insertions, subjective questions linked to the range of Multiple Intelligences and Neuroscience principles that make it possible to understand how human beings learn and store information, end up being points facilitators of the teaching-learning process. Thus, the proposed concept is characterized by the use of different (Geo)Technological tools that promote the teaching-learning process in Geography, through the spatial perspective, with the use of analog and digital resources, linked to the multiplicity of languages. These elements promote learning in different ways, due to the high proportion of stimuli, mobilizing their MI, in addition to the fact that the contents are related and allow the rescue and application in other disciplines (interdisciplinarity) and are contextualized with activities and information from their everyday life, providing their concentration during the explanation.

Author Biographies

Maurício Rizzatti, Universidade Federal de Santa Maria.

Pós-Doutorando em Geografia – Programa de Pós-Graduação em Geografia (PPGGeo).

Elsbeth Léia Spode Becker, Universidade Franciscana.

Professora aposentada.

Roberto Cassol, Universidade Federal de Santa Maria.

Docente aposentado do Departamento de Geociências e do Programa de Pós-Graduação em Geografia (PPGGeo)

Published

2023-11-02