Um The teaching of astronomy as a tool for understanding physical concepts in elementary and high school

the impact of digital tools such as SkyView and Solar System Scope on learning

Authors

  • Edson Wander Soares Viana Junior Prefeitura Municipal de Maricá, RJ, Brasil

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.57077/monumenta.v11i11.277

Keywords:

Astronomy teaching, Educational technologies, SkyView, Solar System Scope, Interactive learning

Abstract

The teaching of Astronomy plays an essential role in scientific education, providing stu-dents with a deeper understanding of physical and astronomical phenomena. The inte-gration of educational technologies has enabled new didactic approaches that make learning more interactive and accessible. This study investigates the impact of digital tools such as SkyView and Solar System Scope on learning astronomical concepts in Elementary and High School. The research is based on a literature review, analysis of active methodologies, and reports from teaching experiences. The results indicate that using these tools contributes to more dynamic teaching, enhancing visualization and assimilation of astronomical concepts while stimulating students' interest in science. However, challenges such as teacher training and technological infrastructure still need to be addressed for more effective implementation.

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Author Biography

Edson Wander Soares Viana Junior, Prefeitura Municipal de Maricá, RJ, Brasil

Cientista da Computação; Pós Graduando MBA Engenharia de Software – USP; Licenciado em Física; Licenciado em Informática; Licenciado em Matemática; Professor no Ensino Fundamental em Maricá.

Published

2025-09-01

How to Cite

Viana Junior, E. W. S. (2025). Um The teaching of astronomy as a tool for understanding physical concepts in elementary and high school: the impact of digital tools such as SkyView and Solar System Scope on learning. Monumenta - Revista Científica Multidisciplinar, 11(11), 355–369. https://doi.org/10.57077/monumenta.v11i11.277

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