Systematization of strategies for teaching-learning research in an undergraduate course

This study aimed to analyze the systematization of pedagogical practices related to the teaching and learning of research methods in the daily routine of the disciplines of a health undergraduate course. The data were obtained from documents referring to developed pedagogical activities and analyzed through a content analysis technique, following the categories of the adopted social practices systematization framework, namely: object delimitation; time and context; objectives and purposes; employed frameworks; content of the utilized practices and strategies; dynamics of the activities and generated feelings; results; conclusions and proposals for further activities. The results present a teaching-learning research method, collectively created, that has its own theoretical-methodological framework. This framework guides, throughout all the disciplines, the development of strategies to build knowledge on an increasing complexity level, based on problematic health situations and on qualitative and quantitative data arising from different sources and socio-environmental contexts.