This document outlines the learning objectives and purposes of a field focused on understanding natural phenomena and processes from various knowledge perspectives as they relate to society. The field aims to help children and adolescents develop the ability to analyze different world views, investigate and explain their environment, participate democratically in decision making, use various knowledge construction methods, and build egalitarian social relationships that care for the environment.
This document outlines the learning objectives and purposes of a field focused on understanding natural phenomena and processes from various knowledge perspectives as they relate to society. The field aims to help children and adolescents develop the ability to analyze different world views, investigate and explain their environment, participate democratically in decision making, use various knowledge construction methods, and build egalitarian social relationships that care for the environment.
This document outlines the learning objectives and purposes of a field focused on understanding natural phenomena and processes from various knowledge perspectives as they relate to society. The field aims to help children and adolescents develop the ability to analyze different world views, investigate and explain their environment, participate democratically in decision making, use various knowledge construction methods, and build egalitarian social relationships that care for the environment.
natural phenomena and processes such as the human body, living beings, matter, energy, health, environment and technology, from the perspective of various knowledge and its relationship with the social. PURPOSES OF THE FIELD
It is aimed at ensuring that children and
adolescents acquire and develop in a gradual, reasoned manner, experiential and conscious, from the stage initial until the end of education secondary. Support students to develop: 1. Their ability to analyze different conceptions of the world and learn to make decisions about the most appropriate explanation to solve each specific problem. 2. Skills to investigate, interpret, experiment, systematize, represent with models, argue and explain the environment. 3. Their democratic participation so that they generate and express their own opinions and make informed decisions on matters of personal and social importance. 4. The use of various methods in the construction of knowledge, to counteract the idea of a single method.
5. Egalitarian and intercultural social relationships, as well as relationships
that make it possible to care for the environment and sustainably transform your community.