TRANSFORMING GEOGRAPHY EDUCATION THROUGH TECHNOLOGY AND INFORMATION MEDIATION
Geography Education. Facilitation. Information Technology. Data.
The teaching-learning process is deeply intertwined with various social factors, including cultural, economic, and socio-affective aspects of students. Learning is a lifelong, socially and culturally constructed process. Students' prior experiences, shaped by their social and cultural backgrounds, influence their thinking, actions, and learning styles. This study aims to understand how information mediation practices, facilitated by digital technologies, contribute to Geography education. Specifically, it seeks to: comprehend the geography teaching-learning process; analyze the impact of information mediation practices on student outcomes; and investigate the use of digital technologies in Geography teaching. This qualitative, explanatory study focuses on public schools in Juazeiro do Norte-CE. Mediation is considered a process occurring between teachers and students, involving guidance, information seeking, and storage. These interconnected elements collectively promote knowledge acquisition and learning.