Design and topofilia: facilitating resources in the geographical category teaching learning process
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https://doi.org/10.51359/2594-9616.2020.243360Keywords:
Topofilia, Cartografia, Geografia, Ensino de geografia, categorias geográficas.Abstract
The personal expressiveness of each individual about a space in which a feeling is expressed, sometimes negative, sometimes positive, is fundamental to identify subjectivity and feelings of belonging, or not, to a given portion of the space. What must have a syntagmatic relevance to reflect the subjective perspectiveof the categories of geographic science used in daily life. With the objective of analyzing the methodological practices of basic education teachers, especially those in the discipline of geography, it is envisaged to contribute with new methodologies forthe teaching-learning process of themes related to cartography and cartographic literacy; seeking to relate the making of drawings with spatial representativeness, based on the activities proposed in the teacher training course. The methodology consists of associating the understanding of the concept of topophilia, which is expressed when space is part of a family, personal and belonging experience, or even its dialogical pair, spatial aversion, which is presented in the idea of topophobia. For this purpose, through an experience report, some examples made during an evaluative activity and the ways they were referenced by their exhibitors are exposed through a practical analysis of the feeling that is outlined, given the presentation in the form of drawing and related to themes of spatiality, representation and cartographic products.
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