TECHNICAL TRAINING FOCUSED ON SUSTAINABILITY: EXPERIENCE WITH GREEN CHEMISTRY, CIRCULAR ECONOMY AND SYNTROPIC ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION
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Química Verde, Economia Circular, Técnico em Meio Ambiente, Sustentabilidade, Educação Ambiental SintrópicaAbstract
The overall objective of technical training courses in Brazil is to provide professional training for the job market in a wide range of areas. In addition, with the growing demand for the construction of sustainable communities, due to current socio-environmental demands, as well as new industrial requirements for sustainability based on Green Chemistry (GC) and Circular Economy (CE), it is necessary to train professionals who are aligned with these demands of society and seek alternatives to this scenario of environmental degradation. Thus, a mini-course was held, with theoretical and experimental activities on Circular Economy and Green Chemistry, with nineteen students from a Technical Course in Environment at a Brazilian school located in the interior of the state of São Paulo, associated with Syntropic Environmental Education. The main results showed that, after applying this teaching sequence, students improved their sense of responsibility towards the environment and understood the theoretical and practical concepts covered, with a view to producing more sustainable communities.
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