La Química tiene su cuento
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Escritura creativa, enseñanza multimodal, pensamiento crítico, enseñanza estética, penetrabilidad cognitivaSinopsis
Se contribuye a la implementación de estrategias didácticas centradas en la persona y multimodal que generan pensamiento critico mediante producción escrita creativa de cuentos con conceptualización química. Los cuentos tipo adaptación u original fueron gestados por estudiantes de primer semestre del Programa de Química de la Universidad Santiago de Cali con el fin de afianzar competencias de escritura. El Foro de Penetrabilidad Cognitiva establece altos porcentajes de apropiación de conceptos y procedimientos de la química. Los cuentos describieron los apartados de inicio, nudo y desenlace con integración de personajes, problemáticas y soluciones desde la química. La estrategia generó motivación en los estudiantes, fomentó la imaginación y afianzó la penetrabilidad cognitiva de fenómenos y conceptos químicos mediante la generación estética de cuentos. Los cuentos pueden ser utilizados como insumos en cursos posteriores.
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