Uso de un modelo de superposición ontológica para promover el diálogo intercultural en la enseñanza de la biología
Using a model of ontological overlap to promote the intercultural dialogue in biology teaching
This paper shows the progress of a research, of a transdisciplinary nature with a qualitative approach, aimed at making use of a model of partial ontological overlap in the process of relating local and academic knowledge to promote intercultural dialogue in the teaching of Biology. The investigation was carried out with inhabitants (farmers) of different communities of the district of Retiro, Coração de María, Bahia; An approximation was made to the ethnoentomological knowledge of farmers in the region related to agricultural aspects. Some points of partial overlap were found between local and ecological academic knowledge, about the maintenance and care of a crop and the classification of insects of agricultural importance. In this way, the possibility of developing a position of epistemological criticism in relation to epistemological ethnocentrism and guiding activities in the teaching of science with an intercultural approach is envisaged; These two actions understood as a process of sensitivity towards cultural diversity, specifically in relation to teaching and learning biology.
Diálogo interontológico, Formación de profesores de Ciencias, Enseñanza de las Ciencias Intercultural, Perfil Culturalmente Sensible (es)
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