Observational system to analyze didactic interactions in science classes in bachelor
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https://doi.org/10.15381/rinvp.v22i2.16806Keywords:
Observation of classes, interactions, high school, teaching skills, video recordingAbstract
The objective of this reasearch was to build and validate an observational system to analysis didactic interactions in two science classes in high school, and to describe in an exploratory way, the relationships established between the performance of the teacher and student performance. This study was carried out in three phases: In phase 1, the categories were delimited according to the theoretical approach. In Phase 2, the categories and indicators were programmed in the Lynx version 4.1 software, and the observer agreement index was calculated. In phase 3, the observation system was tested, analyzing two video recordings of science classes. According to the results, this observational recording system obtained a good reliability index, proving useful for analyzing teaching interactions. The data also showed that the Illustration and Fit to Linguistic mode and Illustration criteria were the most frequent performances in observed interactions. The relevance of the observation system for supporting teaching practice is also discussed.
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