The Professional Didactics (PD) and Didactics of Sciences (DS) in Brazil: some implications for the professionalization of the science teacher
The Professional Didactics (PD) and Didactics of Sciences (DC) have roots traditionally originated in France. While (PD) is interested in the process of adult learning, occurring in their work places, the (DC) shows greater attention to the field of action of teaching and learning of specific subjec...
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