Uso de una trayectoria de aprendizaje sobre fracciones para desarrollar la competencia mirar profesionalmente
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Ivars, Pere, Fernández, Ceneida y Llinares, Salvador
Resumen
Mirar profesionalmente es una de las competencias que un maestro debe desarrollar. Las investigaciones en formación de maestros han mostrado que esta competencia puede empezar a desarrollarse en los programas de formación inicial. En este estudio, analizamos las respuestas de 31 estudiantes para maestro a dos tareas en las que debían interpretar el pensamiento fraccionario de los estudiantes de primaria usando una trayectoria de aprendizaje sobre fracciones. Nuestros resultados indican que la trayectoria de aprendizaje de las fracciones dotó a los estudiantes para maestro de un discurso matemático profesional para interpretar el pensamiento de los estudiantes de primaria ayudándoles a focalizar su atención en los detalles de las respuestas de los estudiantes.
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2017
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Competencias | Discurso | Inicial | Números racionales | Práctica del profesor
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Arnal-Bailera, Alberto | Beltrán-Pellicer, Pablo | Callejo, María Luz | Carrillo, José | Muñoz, José María
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Muñoz, José María, Arnal-Bailera, Alberto, Beltrán-Pellicer, Pablo, Callejo, María Luz y Carrillo, José
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315-324
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