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Resenha do livro “Metodologias ativas: uma nova experiência de aprendizagem”. (Portuguese)

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    • نبذة مختصرة :
      The book "Active methodologies: a new learning experience" by Cristine Soares discusses different education experiences, addressing aspects of active methodologies and student development. The book also talks about the history of education, the role of schools in post-modern society, and the National Common Curricular Base (BNCC) as a guide for pedagogical updates. The author highlights the importance of technological innovations and the application of active methodologies in schools, promoting comprehensive didactics and stimulating student participation. The book also emphasizes the need for innovation in the school space, considering the diversity of students and promoting dialogue between internal and external agents. [Extracted from the article]
    • نبذة مختصرة :
      O livro "Metodologias ativas: uma nova experiência de aprendizagem" de Cristine Soares discute diferentes experiências de educação, abordando aspectos das metodologias ativas e o desenvolvimento dos estudantes. O livro também fala sobre a história da educação, o papel da escola na sociedade pós-moderna e a Base Nacional Comum Curricular (BNCC) como guia para atualizações pedagógicas. A autora destaca a importância das inovações tecnológicas e a aplicação das metodologias ativas nas escolas, promovendo uma didática integral e estimulando a participação dos estudantes. O livro também ressalta a necessidade de inovação no espaço escolar, considerando a diversidade dos estudantes e promovendo o diálogo entre os agentes internos e externos. [Extracted from the article]
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