Argumentation and investigative experimentation in teaching mathematics
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https://doi.org/10.5007/1982-5153.2018v11n2p57Abstract
The present study started from the reflection of our own practice, in which we sought to analyze the contributions of the interventions of the teacher-monitor for the emergence and development of the argumentation among students participating in a Science Club, during an investigative experimental activity on the introductory concepts of area and perimeter. The research is characterized as qualitative, using Content Analysis to interpret the information gathered from video recordings. Seven students participated as subjects. The space investigated is considered an alternative environment destined to the teaching, research and extension of didactic actions directed to Sciences and Mathematics. During the analyzes we realized that our interventions as teacher-monitor helped in the emergence of argumentation and in the construction of mathematical knowledge. We have found that complete argumentative organisms have emerged according to the Toulmin pattern, as well as various forms of action and thought.Downloads
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