Trading card games (juegos de cartas coleccionables) y Educación Ambiental desarrollo de la concientización de los estudiantes sobre los elasmobranquios y su conservación
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La relación entre los medios de comunicación y los elasmobranquios, especialmente los tiburones, incluye generalmente una idea de terribles criaturas marinas que amenazan la vida humana. Los elasmobranquios están en peligro de extinción y su preservación ha sido motivo de preocupación para los conservacionistas del mundo. Este estudio tuvo como objetivo desarrollar, aplicar y probar una actividad de enseñanza utilizando Trading Card Game (Magic: The Gathering, Pokémon, Yu-Gi-Oh!) en escolares y universitarios, con el objetivo de investigar cómo la cultura pop puede promover el afecto de los estudiantes y sensibilización sobre tiburones y rayas y su conservación. Los resultados sugieren que el uso de la cultura pop es una estrategia eficaz para crear conciencia sobre los elasmobranquios y conservación.
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