Qualitative research reveals improvements in scientific literacy and critical reflection skills in girls deprived of liberty, suggesting effective educational strategies.
When considering education as an essential right to the progress of adolescents who are socio-educational, the teaching and learning process should be adapted to the conditions required by this scenario, the promotion of Scientific Literacy. In this bias, the objective of this study was to discuss about a pedagogical intervention applied in the teaching and learning process of girls in deprivation of liberty focusing on the promotion of Scientific Literacy. The qualitative research of pedagogical intervention was materialized through a Didactic Sequence that addressed the Sustainable Development Goals over five meetings. The subjects involved were five female adolescents, who were in compliance with socio-educational measures, aged 12 to 18 years. The results show evidence of construction of knowledge by the participants, as well as the reach of all indicators of Scientific Literacy considered. It is inferred, therefore, the need to provide conditions for girls deprived of liberty to develop skills and abilities related to the teaching and learning process through activities that instigate analysis of a problem and critical reflection, stimulating them to the construction of knowledge and respect for divergent opinions.
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