Towards a phenomenological curriculum for chemistry education: a path to ontological experiences
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https://doi.org/10.17058/rea.v32i1.17969Keywords:
Phenomenology, Chemistry Education, CurriculumAbstract
The objective of this academic essay is to approach Chemistry Education in a curriculum with phenomenological influence. We present problems (Cartesian dualism, Galilean purification, mathematization of nature, cognitivism and ontological reversion) found in Science Teaching to reach Chemistry Teaching. The phenomenological curriculum appears here as a proposition to foster students' sensory experiences before approaching the abstractions that make up Chemistry Teaching. As a result, we will bring examples from Higher Education of how it is possible to articulate the phenomenological educational approach as a way to recognize students' experiences in Chemistry Teaching.
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