Relations of the 7th art with science: a study on audiovisual resources with chemistry
Palavras-chave:
Chemistry teaching, Audiovisual resource, Tangential-significant learningResumo
Cartoons, anime, TV series and movies, that is, audiovisual resources, are among the types of entertainment that many teenagers and adults like. In addition to this, some chemistry contents can be contextualized, making use of these resources, so that students can learn in a playful and meaningful way the language permeated by these means that are shown to be the facilitating object of knowledge. Chemistry is often seen as a monotonous matter, because to this day the same methodology is used as years ago. With this, it is necessary to create methodologies for learning to become more effective. Therefore, one can build knowledge through some means, such as audiovisual, which are little used and which are allied to the daily life of students. When the teacher uses films, with the aim of making a comparison with the subject he is teaching, he may be able to attention by making the class more interesting.
Based on what was exposed, the present work intends to combine excerpts from films, series, drawings and anime, as a way to contextualize the fictitious chemistry, that is, the chemistry that is present in these media and that few individuals notice, with real chemistry.
DOI: 10.56238/homeinternationalanais-095