Didactic resources in the arithmetic of the Order and Progress series and of the Concord series
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https://doi.org/10.5007/1982-5153.2017v10n2p147Abstract
The article aims to discuss didactic resources observed in the arithmetic of the Order and Progress series and of the Concordia series, basing on the cultural history. Those arithmetic were edited by the Evangelical Lutheran Church of Brazil for their schools in Rio Grande do Sul, in the first half of the 20th century. In the analysis of six arithmetic were observed: illustrations for intuitive construction of the concept of number and study of the fractions, units of the measures system, monetary system and commercial operations; proposals for utilization of concrete materials in the study of the decimal system, four operations with natural numbers, fractions, decimals numbers and units of the measures system. The authors used the strategy of employing didactic resources that were part of different contexts of the reality of students of the gaucho Lutheran parochial schools of the past century, with the expectation that the same appropriated of the mathematical knowledges.Downloads
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