PHYSICS AND LANGUAGE TEACHING IN YOUTH AND ADULT EDUCATION
Abstract
Physics as a science aimed at understanding nature, uses different forms to transmit knowledge, with didactic transposition processes at the heart of the teaching strategy. For the substantive teaching of Physics, it is necessary to adequately use linguistic processes specifically aimed at Youth and Adult Education, considering the specificities of this modality. Therefore, this article, configured in a bibliographical study of a narrative-qualitative nature, aims to critically and reflexively discuss how linguistic phenomena impact the practice of Physics teachers and how they can be used strategically in the conceptual teaching of content. For this, works published between 2013 and 2023 were consulted on the open access portals Scielo and Oasisbr, establishing search descriptors, inclusion and exclusion criteria for the selection of the bibliographic base used to substantiate the reflections presented throughout the text. In the end, the importance of linguistic appropriation in the practice of Physics teachers for critical, questioning and interpretative learning in Youth and Adult Education is highlighted, leading the subject to identify and adequately explain the natural phenomena that surround them in everyday life.