Olha o leão! Uma análise de conversas familiares em visita à Fundação Zoológico de São Paulo (São Paulo, Brasil)
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Neste estudo, utilizamos registros audiovisuais para analisar as conversas de seis famílias para compreender como as famílias se engajam com os animais em exibição na Fundação Zoológico de São Paulo. Ao compartilhar informações sobre os animais a partir de experiências anteriores e informações expostas nos painéis, as famílias puderam identificar e interpretar o comportamento exibido pelas espécies. As crianças atuaram como protagonistas conduzindo conversas, escolhendo percurso, lendo e interpretando as informações expostas nos painéis. Os adultos atuaram como facilitadores auxiliando na compreensão de termos científicos. Portanto, os resultados evidenciam que ao conectarem cognitiva e emocionalmente com os animais, as famílias vivenciaram uma experiência social positiva e passível de adquirir novos significados.
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