SILVA, L. S.; http://lattes.cnpq.br/0814628699872774; SILVA, Laudenize Souto da.
Resumo:
In Brazil, both high school students as the Higher Education undergo evaluation of the performance tests, referred as ENEM and ENADE respectively. Due to the importance of genetics to life and the new technologies from the life, the contents of Genetics and its subareas have been much discussed today. In this sense, the objective of this study was to survey and analyze the contents of Genetics and their areas addressed in tests of ENEM and ENADE, comparing with those learned in High School and undergraduate coursein Biological Sciences from CES/UFCG, inCuité City, Paraiba.The work involved a literature search on genetic contents covered in the ENEM and ENADE tests and also Biology and Geneticsbooks, as well as a field study of type-explanatory descriptive and comparative, quantitative and qualitative in nature, conducted with students graduating from the EscolaEstadual de Ensino Fundamental e Médio Orlando Venâncio dos Santos, and in Biological Sciences undergraduate course of the UFCG/Campus Cuité.It was used the personal interview as an application strategy, face to face, via questionnaires developed in this work.The results were analyzed descriptively and presented in tables, graphs and charts. It was evident from this study that a large number of issues involving genetics and subareas are being demanded in evidence ENEM and ENADE.A high number of terms involving the current genetic and subareasis being addressed in the ENEM and ENADE tests.Books available by EEEMF Orlando Venâncio, in Cuité PB, are updated and contain them most categories elucidated in this work.The menus of General Genetics and Population Genetics and Evolution from Biological Sciences undergraduate course, Center for Education and Health, could be updated for contents and alsofor the basic and supplementary literature. In addition, the demographic characteristics of the studied sample, the perception of former students on the content of Genetics and subareas taught in the classroom, the perception of the former students about their learning of the content of Genetics and subareas learned in the classroom and the importance of genetics for the alumni are discussed in a comparative manner to ENEM/ENADE and sample population.