Didactic strategy to interrelate the contents of the exact sciences, through the objects of the surrounding culture

Authors

  • Carlos Rafael Figueredo Verdecia Máster en Ciencias de la Educación, aspirante a doctor en Ciencias Pedagógicas. Metodólogo para la gestión de la actividad científica en la Dirección Municipal de Educación, “Bartolomé Masó”. Granma. Cuba.
  • Pedro Ángel López Tamayo Doctor en Ciencias Pedagógicas, Máster en Computación Aplicada y Licenciado en Educación, en la especialidad de Matemática. Profesor Titular. Universidad de Granma. Sede “Blas Roca Calderío”. Granma. Cuba.
  • Guillermo Calixto González Labrada Doctor en la especialidad de Pedagogía y Profesor Consultante de la Universidad de Granma. Universidad de Granma. Sede “Blas Roca Calderío”. Granma. Cuba.

Keywords:

Strategy, didactics, interdisciplinarity, culture.

Abstract

The teaching-learning process of the exact sciences subjects in Pre-University Education requires changes in the didactic-methodological order, which allows to go from the traditional to the new demands of renovation in its improvement. The realization of an interdisciplinary teaching-learning is an aspiration in the current didactic-methodological order, which requires educational technologies to guide the actions of teachers and students towards this end. This article presents a didactic strategy that contains a way of interrelating the contents of the exact sciences subjects, through the objects of the culture of the environment, which act as interobjects. The strategy serves as a guide for teachers to conduct the teaching-learning process, from the interrelationship of academic content and environmental culture, with an instructive-formative intention.

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2018-01-22

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Didactic strategy to interrelate the contents of the exact sciences, through the objects of the surrounding culture. (2018). Opuntia Brava, 10(1), 184-193. https://opuntiabrava.ult.edu.cu/index.php/opuntiabrava/article/view/66

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