Cartography of controversy approach to address socially acute questions from science and technology education

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After two decades of use in many universities and educational centres worldwide and several international projects based on its use, the cartography of controversy approach based on Actor-Network Theory is still little known in Spain. However, it is gradually beginning to be used. In this paper, we describe the characteristics of this approach, as well as the different methods (extensive and abbreviated) that we propose for using it in the analysis of socially acute questions. We reflect on some of the experiences we have carried out in University and Secondary Education, as well as on its possible extension to non-formal contexts, to promote the transition to action on socially acute questions.

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España Naveira, P., Cruz Lorite, I. M., Cebrián Robles, D., Cabello Garrido, A., España Ramos, E., González García, F. J., & Blanco López, Á. (2023). Cartography of controversy approach to address socially acute questions from science and technology education. Revista Eureka, 20(3). https://doi.org/10.25267/Rev_Eureka_ensen_divulg_cienc.2023.v20.i3.3101

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