“Linguagem matemática” e Educação matemática crítica: vetores opostos na Base Nacional Comum Curricular
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Mathematical language, Critical Mathematics Education, BNCCAbstract
In the National Common Curricular Base (BNCC), different meanings are attributed to the term “mathematical language” and the objective of this work was to investigate how such inflation occurred and what its implications are for the teaching of Mathematics. The research, of a bibliographic nature, consisted of investigations into the concept presented, considering the indicative method for analysis. No explicit definitions of the terms studied were found in the BNCC; there is too much use of related terms around “mathematical language”; and, in addition to this present terminological inflation, there is the conceptual inflation with multiple meanings for the same term mentioned. The vast majority of uses of the term investigated are notational, related to formal logic. This use converges with neoliberal ideas of education, reducing the curricular component to teaching the mastery of form and the fetishism of technology, distancing the discipline from Critical Mathematics Education, since abstraction gives way to “knowing how”.
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