Educacion of quilombolas teachers and the Ethnomathmatics Program: rethinking about processes of teaching Mathmatics
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https://doi.org/10.20873/uft.2525-4863.2018v3n3p1064Résumé
ABSTRACT. This article is carried out with the help of a teacher training workshop of the Education, Culture and Sport Sciences Program (SEDUCE). The program is directed to the quilombola communities that serve 1st year students of 9th grade. Primary Education and in the Education of Teenagers, Youth and Adults (EJA). The workshop made use of African games, such as: Tsoro Yematatu, Shisima and Oware. According to D'Ambrosio (1997, 1999, 2005, 2012), it is a strategy to make the slopes develop their potential and their mathematical abilities, thus understanding and transcending the other sociocultural environments. We are looking at the qualitative approach. As an instrument for the constitution of data that represent the elements that potentiate a continuous formation of Mathematics teachers, the use of a questionnaire at the end of the workshop. The evaluation of tracking metological measures to the teaching of teaching statistics which are to promote the differential and whoognects or cognitive to visine autodispersible, need-to-shear in the subject, in action to education.Téléchargements
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