DIDACTIC SEQUENCES IN LIGHT OF INQUIRY-BASED LEARNING IN GEOGRAPHY
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.5216/signos.v4.72439Keywords:
teaching geography, inquiry-based learning, geographic reasoning, spatiality of the phenomenon, didactic sequencesAbstract
This work focuses on the potential of inquiry-based learning in geography through didactic sequences, which has as a guide a geographical question built from a given geographical situation as a path to learning. Here, theories and interpretations are exposed, with the objective to contribute to the reflection about the structuring of pedagogical practice in Geography beyond the trivial information about spatial components and that be able to favor the construction of geographic reasoning, searching for the interpretation of the phenomenon’s spatiality. To this end, the theoretical bases recommended by ROQUE ASCENÇÃO and VALADÃO (2014, 2016, 2017a, 2017b, 2018, 2020), SILVEIRA (1999), SANTOS (2006), CARVALHO (2013) and SASSERON (2015) were intersected. This intersectionality and the resulting dialogues were established through constructed reflections that allowed us to infer that the operation with the principles of geographic reasoning, structurer and structuring concepts and the methodological tripod of Geography from a geographic situation to be investigated in the Teaching of Geography has the potential to favor the development and mobilization of geographic reasoning for the construction of interpretations of the phenomenon’s spatiality.