Concepciones de los docentes de matemáticas en educación básica primaria respecto al desarrollo del pensamiento algebraico temprano
Concepciones de los docentes de matemáticas en educación básica primaria respecto al desarrollo del pensamiento algebraico temprano
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Devia Narváez, Diana Marcela
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Universidad Tecnológica de Pereira
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2023
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La presente investigación parte de una preocupación central referida a la manera como se han interpretado y desarrollado los procesos de enseñanza y aprendizaje del álgebra en la escuela, específicamente en los primeros años de escolaridad. En este contexto son relevantes las concepciones que tienen los docentes frente a la enseñanza del pensamiento algebraico a una edad temprana. Por tal motivo, el propósito central del proceso investigativo apuntó a caracterizar las concepciones de los docentes de matemáticas en educación básica primaria de la Institución Educativa La Venezuela, en Buenaventura, Colombia, sobre el desarrollo del pensamiento algebraico a una edad temprana. Para lograr dicho propósito se escogió el paradigma cualitativo con un diseño de investigación fenomenológico-hermenéutico que apuntó a comprender las experiencias de 10 docentes del área de matemáticas a partir de entrevistas conversacionales, actividades escritas, reflexiones y registros audiovisuales. Como resultado principal de la
investigación se caracterizó la forma cómo las docentes transformaron sus concepciones iniciales
respecto a la enseñanza del álgebra en la escuela arraigadas a sus experiencias de aula como personales a través del método de entrevista conversacional, el desarrollo de tareas y el intercambio grupal. Así mismo, a partir de los hallazgos de la investigación se formulan recomendaciones como, por ejemplo, se sugiere una reestructuración del currículo de matemáticas en la escuela con el fin de introducir tendencias novedosas en el área como el Early algebra.
This research stems from a central concern regarding the interpretation and development of teaching and learning processes of algebra in schools, specifically in the early years of schooling. In this context, the conceptions that teachers hold regarding the teaching of algebraic thinking at an early age are relevant. Therefore, the main purpose of the research process aimed to characterize the conceptions of mathematics teachers in primary education at La Venezuela Educational Institution, in Buenaventura, Colombia, regarding the development of algebraic thinking at an early age. To achieve this purpose, a qualitative paradigm was chosen with a phenomenological hermeneutic research design that sought to understand the experiences of 10 mathematics teachers through conversational interviews, written activities, reflections, and audiovisual records. The main result of the research was the characterization of how the teachers transformed their initial conceptions regarding the teaching of algebra in school, rooted in their personal classroom experiences, through the method of conversational interview, task development, and group exchange. Furthermore, based on the research findings, recommendations are formulated, such as suggesting a restructuring of the mathematics curriculum in schools to introduce innovative trends in the field, such as Early Algebra.
This research stems from a central concern regarding the interpretation and development of teaching and learning processes of algebra in schools, specifically in the early years of schooling. In this context, the conceptions that teachers hold regarding the teaching of algebraic thinking at an early age are relevant. Therefore, the main purpose of the research process aimed to characterize the conceptions of mathematics teachers in primary education at La Venezuela Educational Institution, in Buenaventura, Colombia, regarding the development of algebraic thinking at an early age. To achieve this purpose, a qualitative paradigm was chosen with a phenomenological hermeneutic research design that sought to understand the experiences of 10 mathematics teachers through conversational interviews, written activities, reflections, and audiovisual records. The main result of the research was the characterization of how the teachers transformed their initial conceptions regarding the teaching of algebra in school, rooted in their personal classroom experiences, through the method of conversational interview, task development, and group exchange. Furthermore, based on the research findings, recommendations are formulated, such as suggesting a restructuring of the mathematics curriculum in schools to introduce innovative trends in the field, such as Early Algebra.