DECISÕES EM REUNIÕES DA ACADEMIA: O CASO DE UM PROFESSOR DE MATEMÁTICA

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https://doi.org/10.31391/S2007-7033(2024)0063-012

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Com base nos conceitos de competência e experiência de significado da teoria das Comunidades de Prática, analisa-se o processo de tomada de decisão de um professor universitário de matemática que, em reuniões da academia, propõe a implementação de uma nova estratégia de ensino. A metodologia foi qualitativa, na forma de um estudo de caso. Os resultados indicam que esse processo é influenciado pela inter-relação entre as reflexões cotidianas do professor e as demandas de sua instituição de ensino. Conclui-se que as diferentes práticas das quais os professores participam em seu trabalho profissional contribuem para suas decisões.

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Biografia do Autor

  • Isaias Miranda Viramontes, , Instituto Politécnico Nacional, México,
    Doctor en Ciencias especialidad en Matemática Educativa. Profesor-investigador del Programa de Matemática Educativa del CICATA-Legaria del Instituto Politécnico Nacional. Líneas de investigación: construcción social del conocimiento matemático y estudios sobre la práctica docente y cultura matemática del profesor de matemáticas.
  • Ana Luisa Gómez Blancarte, , Instituto Politécnico Nacional, México,

    Doctora en Ciencias especialidad en Matemática Educativa. Profesora-investigadora del Programa de Matemática Educativa del CICATA-Legaria del Instituto Politécnico Nacional. Líneas de investigación: desarrollo profesional docente y didáctica de la estadística y probabilidad.

  • Wilmer Hilmar Pérez Jiménez, , Instituto Politécnico Nacional, México,
    Maestro en Ciencias en Matemática Educativa. Profesor de matemáticas en la Unidad Profesional Interdisciplinaria de Ingeniería, Campus Guanajuato, del Instituto Politécnico Nacional. Líneas de investigación: prácticas del profesor de nivel superior.

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2024-10-16

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