State Of Art On Mathematics Teaching In Tribal Colleges In The United States Of America
An Exploratory Study
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Nado atado, Força crítica, Limiar de lactato, Performance, Tethered swimming, Critical force, Lactate threshold, Performance.Abstract
This article intends to carry out a state of art on Teaching of Mathematics at the Tribal Colleges, this being a cutout from a larger project called “Etnomathematics Formation at the Tribal Colleges in the United States of America”. For that, at first, we characterize the educational system in the United States of America and how the Tribal Colleges are inserted in it. Soon after, we conducted a search on the Capes Journals Database using the terms “Tribal College” with “Mathematics”, delimiting a period from 2015 to 2020. Thus, by reading the abstracts, in order to know the goals and proposals of the studies, six articles were selected that complied with the objectives defined for this search. The research allows us to defend that there is a need for studies focusing on the teaching and learning practices of Mathematics in the context of the native indigenous cultures of the Tribal Colleges.
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