In general, this experience provides evidence about an innovative and practicable teaching method for teachers in
the school system. The focuses of the work were the collaborative relationship between peers, and curricular
analysis as a way of making integrating proposals which improve science learning and skills development among
our pupils. Curricular Mapping, in particular, allowed all the curricular instruments designed and established by the
Education Ministry to be homogenized and integrated, with the object of inter-relating them under certain learning
contents and objectives, which become the foundation for the design and implementation of TLS. The process of
implementing the TLS showed that the contextualization of teaching as a function of the local territory is possible,
even from an interdisciplinary perspective, and that its use is highly positive, both for motivating the pupil to study
science and other sub-sectors involved, and for the link that this can create with contents in relation to their local
area.
In terms of professional development, the project allowed teachers to participate voluntarily in a space for
reflection, in which they were directly involved in the process of taking decisions on the curriculum, and moreover
committed themselves to an initiative which allowed them to propose a different way of carrying out the teachinglearning
process, which takes into account the origins and interests of their pupils. In this way, the generation of
interdisciplinary TLS allowed problems to be identified which were common to the disciplines, and this had the
direct effect of making it easier to form the teacher work teams.