Conhecimento Interpretativo de professores de matemática associado à atribuição de significado às produções de alunos dos Anos Finais no âmbito da translação
Mathematics teacher's Interpretative Knowledge when giving meaning to lower secondary student’s productions in the scope of translation
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Conhecimento Interpretativo, Tarefa Interpretativa, Translação, Feedback construtivoAbstract
Interpretative Knowledge refers to the Specialized Mathematical Knowledge that underpins the teacher's interpretative practices of enabling students to develop their mathematical knowledge and competencies. Such knowledge grounds understanding and interpreting students' reasoning and ways of thinking mathematically, assuming what and how they know as a premise for discussions and proposing feedback. However, such Interpretative Knowledge does not develop over time in practice and to this end we conceptualize and implement training contexts, focusing on problematic topics for students, such as translation. A formative context involving 14 lower and upper secondary mathematics teachers, where an Interpretative Task in the scope of translation was implemented. Teacher's reveal a knowledge of what translation is and concerning the properties of the translation vector, carrying out evaluative or misinterpretation interpretative practice, prioritizing the identification of students' errors and proposing superficial feedback or feedback on how to solve the problem.
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