Costa, Eliane (2008). The “Ticas” of “matema” of an african people: an exercise for the brazilian classroom. Revista Latinoamericana de Etnomatemática: Perspectivas Socioculturales de la Educación Matemática, 1(2), pp. 51-74 .
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This article has as its central focus the examination of one of the ways that African culture can be introduced into the mathematics classroom, contributing to the transformation of this formal space of the classroom into an area in which culture is intertwined with scholarly knowledge through the transdisciplinarity of ethnomathematics. The thesis that permeates [this work] can be delineated as how African culture, through the representation of African Kente cloth looms, can contribute to the processes of teaching and learning in a mathematics classroom. The wefts are the theoretical references of Stuart Hal on culture and multiculturalism; D'Ambrosio on transdisciplinarity and ethnomathematics; Dennis on Kente cloth; and the weavers of Ghana on the technologies of Kente cloth. To find a general understanding, we locate Ghana on the African Continent, we quote the myths of the Kente looms, and finaly, we present a proposal on how to create a transcultural connection between the knowledge of African culture and a mathematics classroom in Brazil.
Tipo de Registro: | Artículo |
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Términos clave: | 04. Alumno > Diversidad > Cultura-religión 12. Investigación e innovación en Educación Matemática > Marcos teóricos > Etnomatemática |
Nivel Educativo: | Título de grado universitario |
Código ID: | 3059 |
Depositado Por: | Nury Bulla |
Depositado En: | 14 Ago 2014 20:04 |
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