The cinema and the comic strips: alternative tools for teaching chemistry
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https://doi.org/10.18316/2236-6377.15.10Keywords:
Cinema, Periodic table, Chemistry teachingAbstract
Currently the Chemistry approach in secondary education has been widely discussed in academic studies. Many proposals are submitted as a motivating tool in the teaching / learning process. The cinema is one of them, although it is not the ultimate. To contextualize the contents of the Table of chemical elements, the commitment to the theoretical foundation aimed at understanding science, technology, society and the environment through chemistry teaching is the purpose of this study. The cinematographic work coming from a comic strip, chosen to promote this debate, was the movie Iron Man II, as a current and dynamic work, full of concepts to be addressed as a mediator in the formation of knowledge.
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