EXPERIÊNCIAS PEDAGÓGICAS, FORMATIVAS E DIALÓGICAS DO PIP FILO

O presente texto é um relato da experiência do Projeto de Inovação Pedagógica do curso de Filosofia (PIP FILO) da Universidade Federal do Tocantins. O projeto teve início em junho de 2021 e sua finalização em dezembro do mesmo ano. O intuito do projeto foi proporcionar a utilização de novas ferramentas digitais para as práticas pedagógicas de ensino. O conteúdo aqui descrito faz parte de um curso de formação digital promovido pelo PIP FILO e que contou com a colaboração do curso de Teatro e do Residência Pedagógica. O projeto se desenvolveu junto com um Tutor  e com Monitores de Inovação Pedagógica (MIPs) por dois caminhos; (1) a utilização de ferramentas digitais como prática pedagógica por meio de cursos, oficinas, lives e palestras, (2) a realização de uma chuva de ideias que foi organizada no mindmeister, no qual restringindo-nos à pesquisa sobre fakes news atribuídas a Paulo Freire e que acrescentamos a essa pesquisa uma dose de humor dos cínicos gregos

Fake news e semiformação: uma análise a partir da teoria crítica de Theodor Adorno

This completion of course work aims to analyze the relationship between the fake news disseminated on digital social media and the concept of semiformation, a developed concept based on the critical philosophy of the German philosopher Theodor Adorno, to show how fake news can produce the phenomenon of alienation correlated with the regression of the intellect, by different factors characterized in the Adorno’s literature. For that, a qualitative research was carried out on the phenomenon of fake news to bring up the debate and present the contradictions evidenced by technological advances, access to the internet and social networks, as integral parts of the culture industry. Research has shown that the advent of social networks has changed the way human beings relate to each other and how they become vehicles for disseminating fake news and, in the same way, as semiformation, as regressions of consciousness eliminates the individuals capacity of critical reflection, making them unable to identify the truth and lies in a discourse. The study presented the social contradictions present in capitalist society, finding that fake news added to the regression process of the intellect produces alienated individuals who perpetuates the basic conditions that could lead to the barbarism.O presente Trabalho de Conclusão de Curso objetiva analisar a relação entre as fake news disseminadas nas redes sociais e o conceito de semiformação, um conceito desenvolvido a partir da filosofia crítica do filósofo alemão Theodor Adorno, para mostrar como as notícias falsas podem produzir o fenômeno da alienação correlacionada com a regressão do intelecto, por diferentes fatores caracterizados na literatura adorniana. Para tanto, foi realizada uma pesquisa qualitativa sobre o fenômeno das fake news para trazer à tona o debate e apresentar as contradições evidenciadas pelo avanço tecnológico, acesso à internet e nas redes sociais, como partes integrantes da indústria cultural. A pesquisa demonstrou que o advento das redes sociais modificou a forma como os seres humanos se relacionam e como se tornam veículos disseminadores das fake news e, da mesma forma, como a semiformação, enquanto regressão da consciência, elimina a capacidade de reflexão crítica dos indivíduos, tornando-os incapazes de identificar a verdade e a mentira em um discurso. O estudo apresentou as contradições sociais presentes na sociedade capitalista, constatando que as notícias falsas somadas ao processo de regressão do intelecto, produzem indivíduos alienados, que perpetuam as condições básicas que podem levar à barbári

Performance of native species in the reforestation process on the stream clemências in quirinópolis (go)

The objective of this study was to evaluate the performance of native species in a reforestation process carried out on the headwaters of a stream Clemências, in Quirinópolis, GO. It was measured the height, diameter at the soil surface of the planted area and the percentage of mortality of the species planted in there. A high mortality was observed, which may be connected with the absence of a correct management in the place, particularly with the crown in the locality of the seedlings, and also to a prolonged drought. Cecropia pachystachya, Jacaranda cuspidifolia, Clitorea fairchildiana, Enterolobium contortisiliquum, Leucaena leucocephala e Dipteryx alata, had higher survival rates, therefore they are recommended to use in reforestation of degraded areas. Most species suffered a drastic reduction in their vegetation cover in the dry season, indicating that the loss of their leaves can be an escape mechanism because of the water stress

Different words for stroke: the same concept? an analysis of associated symptoms and intended reaction in Brazil

Abstract Background Different names for stroke might mislead physicians and emergency medical service workers. This study aimed to assess the different words for stroke in Brazil and both intended response and related symptoms associated with those names. Methods Cross-sectional study enrolling healthy individuals from urban areas in Northeast of Brazil for an open-ended survey. We presented a typical clinical case of a stroke (an elderly who had sudden onset of hemiparalysis and slurred speech) and asked “what is happening?”, “what would you do?” and “which other symptoms could happen in this condition?”. Resuts From 1,475 interviewed individuals, 1,220 (82,7%) recognized the scenario as a stroke. There were 3 words to correctly identify (based on correct intended response and spontaneously evoked associated symptoms) the stroke, which were “AVC” (acronym for cerebrovascular accident, in Portuguese), “derrame” (spillage) and “trombose” (thrombosis). There were significant differences among them concerning demographic, economic, educational and geographical aspects, but there was no difference according to the intended reaction among them. The most cited associated symptoms (excluding those present in the case) were impaired consciousness (10.6%), headache (8.9%) and dysesthesia (7.7%). “Aneurisma” (aneurism) was also cited, by 3 individuals. Conclusion There are at least three words for stroke in Portuguese (“AVC”, “derrame” and “trombose”); they were similar in terms of correct intended responses and spontaneously cited accompanying symptoms. Stroke campaigns should apply different names to reach a broader audience and to improve stroke recognition