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• TITLE: Project-Based Learning as a Tool for Sounding Perception and Developing Socio-Emotional Skills in 4th-Grade Students

  AUTHORS: Angélica M. M. Freitas, Bianca C. Rossi, Sandra G. Pereira, Marcos Roberto Dos Santos, Carlos A. M. Dos Santos, Marco Antonio C. Pereira

  KEYWORDS: Elementary School, Environment, Sound Perception

  JOURNAL NAME: Creative Education, Vol.10 No.7, July 11, 2019

  ABSTRACT: This reports an analysis of the application of Project-Based Learning (PBL) methodology with a group of 17 students of the 4th grade of an elementary school at Taubaté town, São Paulo State, Brazil. The objective was to teach concepts related to noise pollution in order to educate kids committed to the environment. The project was developed with teams using eight stages applied between April and June of 2018. The social-emotional skills were observed at all stages, which contributed to the development of the concept of pollution. Although some students had shown difficulties to work in teams, they finished their activities and recognized their needs to improve collaboration. In addition, they also understood the dangers of noise pollution and the importance of changing habits in their daily lives.