Profesores portugueses de matemáticas que adoptan tecnologías digitales en sus actos curriculares
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Tecnologías digitales. Educación Matemática. Reformas curriculares en Portugal.Resumen
El artículo tiene como objetivo comprender los actos curriculares de dos profesores de Matemáticas de Educación Básica en las escuelas públicas del Distrito de Lisboa en Portugal, con respecto al uso de tecnologías digitales basadas en las recientes reformas en el país. El estudio de caso tiene un sesgo metodológico cualitativo y se llevaron a cabo análisis de los discursos de estos docentes, que mostraron la dinámica de las tecnologías digitales en el enfoque de la interdisciplinariedad, dentro del alcance de la disciplina de Tecnología de la Información, a través de la Flexibilidad Curricular en matemática y no contextos matemáticos También surgió la disonancia entre los actos curriculares de los docentes, la educación matemática y las propuestas curriculares vigentes en el país, así como la necesidad de ampliar los estudios y la investigación en el campo de la alfabetización digital y el pensamiento computacional, para que puedan promoverse prácticas que desarrollan la autonomía y el proceso creativo de los estudiantes.Descargas
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