Refugees in comics: geography teaching proposal in the integrated courses of IFSP - Campus Avaré / SP
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https://doi.org/10.5433/2447-1747.2017v26n1p131Keywords:
Comics, Refugees, Geography teaching.Abstract
This article is the result of a teaching-action Project at the TA (teaching assistant) mode, held at the Campus of IFSP, in the city of Avaré, state of São Paulo. The aim of this project was to develop a proposal for the use of the sequential art of comics in the subject of Geography with the students of vocational education integrated to high school. The sequential art is used since the infantile-juvenile entertainment in the form of comics and is a technique also adopted in the cinema, in the form of storyboards, used in the planning of scenes that would be shot in different scenarios. It is believed that this language can also be used for didactic-pedagogical purposes, therefore, refugee reports, which were fillingup the international News during the Project implementation, were adapted, showing the drama of these people who were moving in the search for a better life. After introducing and sensitizing the students to the theme, conducted by the teacher and the support of the TA, they researched other reports of refugees and turned them into comic books, which can be seen on the worldwide web.Downloads
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