Six Key Questions to Innovate in the Classroom from a Anthropological Perspective for the Learning of Science and Language on Science from the Earliest Ages

Rivera, Mailing; Cortés, Wilson; Merino, Cristian

Keywords: teaching, communication skills, ethnography, research skills

Abstract

This article presents an interdisciplinary theoretical analysis about the elements that should meet in a didactic proposal from the earliest ages in order to develop the scientific research skills in the students through the use of language and communication. These are: first, the Interrelation between the develop of the communicative skills and research skills. In this perspective two central key ideas are: the relation between; culture, emotions and exploration, observation, in which the use of models is crucial for the sense construction and the regulation of the speech. And, second to analyze the statement as a rhetorical problem solving. The projection of this teaching theoretical reflection is proposed impact the development of school scientific thought in the early ages.

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Título de la Revista: Procedia - Social and Behavioral Sciences
Volumen: 197
Número: educational anthropology
Editorial: no publisher
Fecha de publicación: 2015
Página de inicio: 140
Página final: 147
Idioma: inglés
Financiamiento/Sponsor: Universidad de Antofagasta - Red Alternativa ALFA III Project DCI- ALA / 2010/88
DOI:

10.1016/j.sbspro.2015.07.070

Notas: SCOPUS