Fiction–Friction: operating air openings and producing mathematical education with/from/with/for field education
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https://doi.org/10.5007/1982-5153.2018v11n3p87Abstract
This article has as scope to entangle in the strangeness of a dissertation titled: Stories of a (re)research in a school of the field with teachers who teach Mathematics. To do so, the article rubs the fiction of some parts of the dissertation: in the first act there are four episodes with interventions and in the second act, documents are presented on Field Education and it is discussed how Mathematics Education has rubbed itself from/with/with/for Field Education. In this way, the strands drawn here are entangled in the tangle of a Dissertation that finds in fiction a way of rubbing some events/strangles experienced by a (re)search in the existential territories of lives.Downloads
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