The (re)formulation of mathematical research tasks
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https://doi.org/10.5007/1981-1322.2018v13n1p59Abstract
We focus on this article the (re)formulation of mathematical tasks in Mathematical Research tasks, asking which aspects are relevant in this action. For this, we seek enunciate some reformulation perspectives based on the ideas of Butts (1997). Using two examples we wish offer the mathematics teacher a theoretical contribution to the construction or reformulation in this context. We emphasize as essential referrals to the reformulation, foment the conjectures and questions that lead to more than one answer, deprive the statement of information, reverse the order of the initial problem, avoid overly directive prescriptions and avoid the use of hermetic and specific concepts of the área, are essential to reformulation.
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