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Revista de enseñanza de la física

Print version ISSN 0326-7091On-line version ISSN 2250-6101

Abstract

GOMES VAZ, Andreia; SAMUDIO PEREZ, Carlos Ariel; TERESINHA WERNER DA ROSA, Cleci  and  PRADO, Rogério. Electromagnetic radiation applied to food preservation. Rev. enseñ. fís. [online]. 2023, vol.35, n.2, pp.165-178.  Epub Dec 19, 2023. ISSN 0326-7091.  http://dx.doi.org/10.55767/2451.6007.v35.n2.43726.

This article was produced based on the results of the application of a didactic proposal with the objective of providing educators with a teaching tool that contributes to the acquisition of contextualized scientific knowledge, based on innovative techniques and con-nected with the student's reality. The subject of study was restricted to electromagnetic waves, a subject sometimes approached superficially and decontextualized in high school. To contribute to learning, we developed a didactic sequence based on the theory of meaningful learning by David Paul Ausubel to be applied in five classes in a third-grade high school class. The activities were organized to contemplate different teaching strategies, valuing the diversity in each one's learning. Thus, we developed expository activities, lectures, directed study and even the construction of an experimental prototype, valuing cooperative work and student protagonism. The experiment aimed to work, in particular, the ultraviolet radiation applied to food conservation, seeking to signify the physical concepts addressed. The work made it possible to verify in locu that the possibility of handling, cooperating and building knowledge through methodologies that allow a greater involvement of students on the subject under study can result in learning with greater meaning.

Keywords : Teaching Physics; Meaningful learning; Experimentation; Electromagnetic waves; Active methodologies.

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