LA PROPUESTA DE UN LIBRO DE MATEMÁTICAS PARA PRIMERO DE PRIMARIA

Authors

  • Dinorah González
  • Paloma Urrea
  • Mayte Medrano
  • Cristina Arregui

Abstract

Este año, la Secretaría de Educación Pública convocó a investigadores, docentes, pedagogos y demás personas interesadas en el ámbito educativo, al Concurso para la Renovación de los Libros de Texto Nacionales en Educación Básica, trece libros diferentes en total. Para el libro de matemáticas de primero, la sep recibió más de 40 propuestas. Las autoras de la propuesta ganadora del segundo lugar comparten su experiencia con los lectores de Sinéctica. (El primer lugar lo obtuvo un equipo de investigadores del Departamento de Investigación Educativa, CINVESTAV del IPN). 

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No. 3 (1993): Investigación Educativa Formación de educadores Cómputo y educación

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