Propuesta teórico-práctica para el tratamiento del periodismo científico.

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Title:	Propuesta teórico-práctica para el tratamiento del periodismo científico.
Alternate Title:	Theoretical-practical Proposal for the Treatment of Scientific Journalism.
Authors:	Ontaneda Andrade, Sybel Enrique¹ sybel.ontaneda@unl.edu.ec, Sandoya Valdiviezo, César Teodomiro¹ cesarsandoya@hotmail.es, Sánchez Martínez, Hever¹ hever.sanchez@unl.edu.ec, Enrriquez Jaya, Isabel María² marisa.ej22@gmail.com, Gordillo Mera, Sabina Marlene¹ sabina.gordillo@unl.edu.ec
Source:	Comunicar. 2025, Vol. 33 Issue 83, p76-88. 13p.
Subject Terms:	Decision making, Communication strategies, *Scholarly method, Science journalism, Scientific literacy, Grounded theory
Abstract (English):	Science journalism is an area of specialization that reports and analyzes events related to science, in order to contribute to the formation of scientific to contribute to the formation of scientific awareness in audiences through science literacy and the and the consequent contribution to decision making in relation to discoveries and their applications. The study seeks to make a novel contribution to the theory of journalism by means of a practical theoretical proposal with work guidelines from the organizational - textual and content to contribute to close the gap between scientific progress and society’s knowledge of it. We work with Grounded Theory, characterized by its strategies of constant comparison and theoretical sampling. It offers a basis for scientific information in print journalism, with a rigorous methodological approach. The dimensions are explained on three grounds: 1) as a form of communication, the PC needs to reinvent itself to gain ground and audience; 2) PC demands exclusive forms of work, with dedicated exclusive forms of work, with spaces dedicated to producing these contents; and 3) the PC will depend on the levels of profesional will depend on the levels of professional training, the interests of the media and its directors, the use of understandable vocabulary, so that the journalist is a true mediator between content and audience. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
Abstract (Spanish):	El periodismo científico es un área de especialización que informa y analiza acontecimientos relativos a la ciencia, para contribuir a formar una conciencia científica en las audiencias por medio de la alfabetización en esos temas y la consecuente contribución a la toma de decisiones en relación con los descubrimientos y sus aplicaciones. El estudio busca realizar una contribución novedosa a la teoría del periodismo por medio de una propuesta teórico práctica con pautas de trabajo desde lo organizativo - textual y del contenido, para contribuir a cerrar la brecha entre el progreso científico y el conocimiento que la sociedad tiene sobre él, enfocado en el diario ecuatoriano La Hora. Se trabaja con la Teoría Fundamentada, caracterizada por sus estrategias de comparación constante y muestreo teórico, que permitieron identificar categorías, propiedades clave y sugerir interrelaciones en la teoría propuesta. Se ofrece una base para la información científica en el periodismo impreso, con un enfoque metodológico riguroso. Las dimensiones hallan explicación en tres argumentos: 1) como forma de comunicación de la ciencia, el PC necesita reinventarse para ganar terreno y audiencia; 2) el PC demanda formas de trabajo exclusivas, con espacios dedicados a producir estos contenidos y 3) el PC dependerá de los niveles de formación profesional, los intereses del medio y sus directivos, el uso de vocablos comprensibles, de modo que el periodista sea un verdadero mediador entre contenidos y públicos. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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Abstract:	Science journalism is an area of specialization that reports and analyzes events related to science, in order to contribute to the formation of scientific to contribute to the formation of scientific awareness in audiences through science literacy and the and the consequent contribution to decision making in relation to discoveries and their applications. The study seeks to make a novel contribution to the theory of journalism by means of a practical theoretical proposal with work guidelines from the organizational - textual and content to contribute to close the gap between scientific progress and society’s knowledge of it. We work with Grounded Theory, characterized by its strategies of constant comparison and theoretical sampling. It offers a basis for scientific information in print journalism, with a rigorous methodological approach. The dimensions are explained on three grounds: 1) as a form of communication, the PC needs to reinvent itself to gain ground and audience; 2) PC demands exclusive forms of work, with dedicated exclusive forms of work, with spaces dedicated to producing these contents; and 3) the PC will depend on the levels of profesional will depend on the levels of professional training, the interests of the media and its directors, the use of understandable vocabulary, so that the journalist is a true mediator between content and audience. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
ISSN:	11343478
DOI:	10.5281/zenodo.17217233