Challenges and learnings in the integration of TDCIs in Geography education: case study in a public school in Garanhuns-PE
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https://doi.org/10.51359/2594-9616.2024.263632Keywords:
technological integration, digital information and communication technologies, geography teachingAbstract
Digital Information and Communication Technologies (DICTs) have transformed educational practices, offering new opportunities for teaching and learning. This study analyzes the challenges and learning outcomes of integrating DICTs into geography teaching, focusing on a public school in Garanhuns-PE. The research, based on phenomenology, investigates the perceptions of residents and students about the application of DICTs. The results show that the lack of adequate infrastructure, such as internet access and digital resources, represents a significant obstacle to the implementation of DICTs. However, various strategies have been adopted to overcome these limitations and promote active student participation. The research also highlights the importance of continuing teacher training to ensure effective integration of DICTs, emphasizing the need for specific skills and knowledge to use technologies in a critical and meaningful way. It concludes that integrating DICTs into geography teaching requires not only the availability of technological resources, but also an innovative and adaptive pedagogical approach, capable of transforming challenges into learning opportunities
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