Il buio è una luce nera: scienze in classe nella scuola elementare
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SOMMARIO
Parte prima. Materiali di riferimento
Cavaggioni G.
Percorsi della luce. Spunti per la progettazione di unità di apprendimento
Miani Saba G., Severi P.
Giocare con la luce. Idee per attività di osservazione ed esplorazione
Parte seconda: in classe
Dal Bò M., Guadagnino G.
La luce è quando mi sveglio la mattina. Un percorso sulla luce in quarta e quinta elementare
Tuzzi E.
Ombre e luce. Un percorso didattico sulla luce
Capire e comunicare. La Fiera alla Scienza dei Ragazzi
Appendice
Ferluga A.M.
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Dark is a black light is born from a cooperative experience between primary school teachers and tutors in physics teaching, an experience that does not stop at the classroom; happens in the classroom does the focus of all the work. It is a logbook that records the expectations, beliefs, crises, and discoveries of children in the face of such daily and yet intriguing facts of light and darkness, shadows and images. And in the journal there are also the teachers, their expectations, the beliefs, the lost and the rudder shots to bring the freestyle class ship. Teachers plan and reprogram the initial project, because at the heart of everything they are, the children who want to understand. The material cards to be studied, design, and classroom observations let us enjoy the wonderful adventure of those who are forwarding to knowledge. Children talk and try to explain and explain things: what is darkness? Is it when you sleep? Is it a black light? Or is it when you turn off the light? And it is precisely in this chaotic terrain of deeply rooted convictions that work in the classroom. But in the end, at the festive end of the "Science of Boys" fair, how much excitement the kids have in telling everyone what they really understand, so that they can express it with their own words even to those who do not know each other. It is hoped that this work, thanks to the suggestions it suggests, will be useful not only to teachers, but also to all those who are attentive to the school world and to scientific literacy initiatives.
Giuliana Cavaggioni (gcavaggioni@units.it) laureata in Fisica, ha insegnato Fisica e Matematica nelle scuole secondarie di Verona, Belluno, Udine e Venezia. Ha fatto parte del gruppo di ricerca di Didattica della fisica dell’Università di Padova, ha coordinato l’attività dell’ “Esperimentoteca Eureka”, del CIRD, Centro Interdipartimentale per la Ricerca Didattica dell’Università di Trieste. È, fin dal 1987, socio dell’Associazione per l’Insegnamento della Fisica (AIF). Nell’AIF è responsabile del Progetto Olimpiadi della Fisica per curare la partecipazione italiana alle Olimpiadi Internazionali della Fisica, del cui Advisory Board Cavaggioni fa parte dal 1998. Nel 1999 ha ricevuto il premio della Società Italiana di Fisica per l’attività svolta nella didattica della fisica. Attualmente vive a Scorzé, in provincia di Venezia, dove è segretaria della sezione provinciale dell’AIF (Associazione per l’Insegnamento della Fisica).
Giuliana Cavaggioni (gcavaggioni@units.it) graduated in Physics, taught Physics and Mathematics at Secondary Schools in Verona, Belluno, Udine and Venice. He has been a member of the University of Padua's Physics Didactics Research Group, coordinating the activities of the "Eureka Experiment", the CIRD, the Interdepartmental Center for Didactic Research at the University of Trieste. Since 1987, he has been a member of the Association for Physical Education (AIF). In AIF, he is responsible for the Physical Olympics Project to cure Italian participation in the International Physical Olympics, whose Cavaggioni Advisory Board has been part since 1998. In 1999 he received the Italian Society of Physics The activity of physics teaching. She currently lives in Scorzé, in the province of Venice, where she is secretary of the provincial section of the AIF (Association for the Physics of Physics).