Por que o construtivismo não funciona? Evolução, processamento de informação e aprendizagem escolar
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O construtivismo é a principal ideologia educacional contemporânea que influencia o pensamento pedagógico. Tal ideologia propõe que a aprendizagem deve acontecer através da experiência. De acordo com ela, a função da educação não diz tanto respeito à instrução ou aquisição de conhecimento, mas sim à formação em caráter mais amplo. Entretanto, as evidências indicam o fracasso do uso do construtivismo como estratégia pedagógica. O trabalho objetiva, através de uma revisão crítica, discutir aspectos que questionam a real validade do construtivismo: confusão entre pedagogia e epistemologia, aprendizagem ativa, evolução da mente humana, arquitetura cognitiva, diferenças individuais e fornecimento de diretrizes para operacionalização da aprendizagem. A revisão aponta que os métodos instrucionais precisam ser revalorizados, principalmente quando se trata da aprendizagem por crianças com dificuldades.Downloads
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Porto Alegre: Penso
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neurociências, neuropsicologia e neuroeducação.
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in Ontatario: a multilevel analysis. Education
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genetics and what they mean.Current Directions in
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the test. Intelligence, 34(5), 487-502.
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socioeconomic status and academic
achievement. Psychological Bulletin, 91(3), 461.
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gostam da escola. Porto Alegre: Artmed.
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Smith, S. D., Keenan, J. M., Wadsworth, S., ...
Olson, R. K. (2010). Understanding the complex
etiologies of developmental disorders: behavioral
and molecular genetic approaches. Journal of
developmental and behavioral pediatrics: JDBP,
31(7), 533.
Zamarian, L., Ischebeck, A., & Delazer, M. (2009).
Neuroscience of learning arithmetic-evidence
from brain imaging studies. Neuroscience &
Biobehavioral Reviews, 33(6), 909-925.
