Climate change narrated by secondary school students: analysis of icons and metaphors
Main Article Content
Vol. 01 No. 07 (2009), Trajectories and challenges, pages 115-125
Submitted: Jun 30, 2015
Abstract
The social representation among secondary school students is analysed based on a mixture perspective research (quantitative-qualitative), in view of ease the understanding of climate change (CC) as a complex phenomenon. In doing so, students applied a design technique such as drawing combined with textual elements to compose narrations. Metaphors and icons are both expressive resources analysed. The results and analysis instruments built throughout the process, allow us to highlight principal questions in educative processes and dialogues on climate change.
Keywords:
Social representation, narration, metaphor, icon, dialogue
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