Plataforma del discurso metodológico en docencia matemática: lo socio-cultural y lo lingüístico como competencias guías
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Rojas, Eliana
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Este trabajo examina la importancia y beneficios del analizar el cómo las características de los contextos socioculturales diversos median las disposiciones e interacciones de los estudiantes de matemáticas y su impacto en el diseño y reforzamiento de competencias múltiples en docencia matemática. Subyacente está la preocupación por las experiencias de enseñanza y aprendizaje de las matemáticas de estudiantes representantes de grupos étnicos y sociales tradicionalmente marginados.
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2010
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Análisis del discurso | Competencias | Etnomatemática | Situado sociocultural
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