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O estudo assenta na caraterização da metodologia multimodal -Teoria das Inteligências Múltiplas (IM) de Howard Gardner (1983) -, e tem como objetivo compreender o seu contributo para a promoção de aprendizagens significativas e diferenciadas segundo as caraterísticas dos alunos. O estudo foi conduzido segundo uma metodologia de investigação-ação, tendo sido implementado numa turma do 3.º ano de escolaridade (24 alunos), tendo o seu design incluído quatro fases: (i) análise da Teoria das IM; (ii) planificação de tarefas e materiais; (iii) dinamização; (iv) avaliação do projeto (através de observação participante e análise documental). Os resultados suportam o contributo da Teoria das IM na construção de uma prática pedagógica diferenciada, na qual as potencialidades dos alunos são colocadas em primeiro plano, promovendo, assim, uma aprendizagem motivante, significativa e contextualizada. As tarefas propostas potenciaram a interação entre alunos e uma exploração mais autónoma. A seleção dos materiais possibilitou a mobilização de diferentes inteligências, tendo sido cumpridos os objetivos previamente definidos.
The study is based on the description of the multimodal methodology - Multiple Intelligence Theory (MI) by Howard Gardner (1983) -, and the main goal is to comprehend its contribution to the promotion of significant and contextualized learning according to the students’ needs. The study was conducted according to an action-research methodology, and was implemented in a third grade class (24 students), whose design consists of four phases: (i) analysis of the MI Theory; (ii) activity and didactic material planning; (iii) promotion; (iv) evaluation of the project (participant observation and documentary analysis). The results support the MI Theory contribution towards the development of a differentiated pedagogical practice in which the student’ potentialities are put in the foreground, promoting a motivating, significant and contextualized learning. The proposed activities boosted student interaction and more autonomous exploration. The selection of materials made possible the mobilization of different intelligences, having fulfilled the defined goals.
The study is based on the description of the multimodal methodology - Multiple Intelligence Theory (MI) by Howard Gardner (1983) -, and the main goal is to comprehend its contribution to the promotion of significant and contextualized learning according to the students’ needs. The study was conducted according to an action-research methodology, and was implemented in a third grade class (24 students), whose design consists of four phases: (i) analysis of the MI Theory; (ii) activity and didactic material planning; (iii) promotion; (iv) evaluation of the project (participant observation and documentary analysis). The results support the MI Theory contribution towards the development of a differentiated pedagogical practice in which the student’ potentialities are put in the foreground, promoting a motivating, significant and contextualized learning. The proposed activities boosted student interaction and more autonomous exploration. The selection of materials made possible the mobilization of different intelligences, having fulfilled the defined goals.
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Keywords
inteligências múltiplas metodologia multimodal aprendizagem significativa 1º Ciclo 1 st Cycle of Basic Education meaningful learning
Citation
Anastacio, I. & Seixas, S. (2020). Ensinar e aprender através das inteligências múltiplas (IM): Estudo de investigação-ação numa turma do 3º ano do 1º Ciclo do Ensino Básico. Edição Temática: Ciências Sociais e Humanas. Revista da UIIPS, 8 (2), 4-21.
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Instituto Politécnico de Santarém - UI_IPS