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Alfabetización en ciencia y pensamiento crítico en el aula (Morandín, Villanueva y Romero): una revisión crítica y propositiva

Authors: Mancilla, Cristian; Belmar, Francisco; Zavafer, Alonso;

Alfabetización en ciencia y pensamiento crítico en el aula (Morandín, Villanueva y Romero): una revisión crítica y propositiva

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RESUMEN Este ensayo cuestiona la noción de que las habilidades racionales y analíticas sean efecto de la alfabetización científica y explica que, en cambio, son producto del Trivium. Nos hemos centrado específicamente sobre cuatro metas de la alfabetización científica para demostrar que ellas no son exclusiva ni originalmente científicas, sino que provienen desde los cursos del Trivium. Discutimos, por lo tanto, la detección de falacias, la adopción de una postura objetiva, el desarrollo de un pensamiento racional e inquisitivo y creativo, y la evaluación de la calidad de las fuentes. También consideramos brevemente el planteamiento y las metas de la alfabetización científica, así como la distinción entre las ciencias y otras disciplinas. Nuestra conclusión es que las competencias científicas necesitan desarrollarse sobre la base de las habilidades entrenadas por el Trivium como un sistema formativo. ABSTRACT This essay challenges the proposal of rational and analytic skills being the outcome of scientific literacy and explains that they are, instead, a result of the Trivium. We have specifically focused on four goals of scientific literacy to prove that they are neither exclusively nor originally scientific, but originate in the subjects of Trivium. We discuss, therefore, the exposure of fallacies, the adoption of an objective stance, the development of rational and inquiring and creative thinking, and the assessment of source’s value. We also consider briefly the idea and goals of scientific literacy, as well as the distinction between sciences and other disciplines. Our conclusion is that scientific competences need to grow up on top of those skills trained by the Trivium as an instructional system.

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Alfabetización Científica, Lógica, Trivium, Gramática, Pensamiento Crítico, Retórica

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