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The aim of this paper is problematizing the space given to rational numbers and the algebraic structure of field in curriculum of prospective mathematics teacher education courses and propose an alterative to rethink the place of this algebraic structure in the mathematics teacher education program. Based on the methodology of documentary analysis, we investigated the syllabus of the compulsory subjects of 14 courses from different regions of Brazil and we could deduce that most of the syllabus bring the algebraic structure of field among the contents to be contemplated in their courses. However, on the other hand, there is some negligence with rational numbers in some of these courses. As one of the results of our research, we propose a sequence of tasks that suggests the reorganization of the roles of rational numbers and the algebraic structure of field in the prospective mathematics teacher education. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This paper analyzes the perspective under which students of Youth and Adult Basic Education (EJA) understand and outline possibilities and interdictions to achievment of an integrated curriculum proposal in Mathematics classes. The empirical material was produced by monitoring a PROEJA class of a Federal Institute (IF) during two academic semesters, recording classes, collecting written productions of students and consultating documents of the institution and of the field of Youth and Adult Education (EJA). We analyse discursive positions that such students assume in the classroom interactions, when simulations are attempted to promote an integration between mathematics curriculum and professional life -- that PROEJA proposal foresees, but school has not yet known how to do. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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In the research field of teacher education that teaches Mathematics, especially in the international literature, there is a growing and emerging debate about (educational) curriculum materials that can reach teachers on a large scale and at the same time enhance their learning. This theoretical paper aims to present conceptions by which researchers conceptualize (educational) curriculum materials. In addition, we intend to discuss four conceptions on the uses of systematic educational curriculum materials in a study by Janine Remillard, as well as to indicate limits and expand this study, pointing out a fifth conception, which we call recontextualising the text. This conception is theoretically based on Basil Bernstein's model of pedagogic discourse. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The development of the school-based model of education and the structuring of the public school system were, in the case of Portugal, characterized by slowness, ambiguity and complexity. A clear example of this is the evolution of secondary schools (liceus), starting from their much lauded creation by Passos Manuel in 1836. The Pombaline tradition of Royal Academies (aulas regias) remained enshrined in institutional practice, in numerous respects, throughout the subsequent decades. The first liceus were not the integrated and coherent institutions of which legislators dreamed, but rather hybrid and incomplete spaces, especially with regard to the curriculum, the teachers, the teaching materials, facilities, etc. This paper examines the transition from aulas regias to liceus in Portugal in the mid-nineteenth century, focusing specifically on the the processes that led to the inclusion of the sciences in the curriculum as implemented in daily practice. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Resumen El presente trabajo, producto de una corta estancia de investigación en el CCHS-CSIC, constituye un análisis sobre la manera en que son entendidas las ciencias sociales en la educación secundaria obligatoria en Madrid, deteniéndose particularmente en el papel desempeñado por la Geografía. En él se recogen las percepciones de profesores y distintos profesionales de áreas relacionadas con las ciencias sociales, revisiones de la normativa, críticas, pero, ante todo, se plantean algunos interrogantes, cuyo objeto es causar eco en quienes se consideran vinculados no solo a este cuerpo disciplinar, sino a la educación en general.Abstract This paper, which is the result of a short research internship in the CCHS-CSIC, is an analysis on how social sciences in Madrid's Secondary Education are understood. Particular attention is paid to the role played by geography. The paper takes into consideration the testimonies of teachers and other professionals from the field of social sciences, documents and statements related to curricular standards, and some critical reviews. Above all, some questions are posited, whose purpose is to impact in those who consider themselves part not only of this field of study, but of education in general.

Com base na discussão acumulada no campo do currículo sobre organização do currículo escolar, reflito, neste artigo, sobre a disciplinarização do conhecimento que nos constitui como pesquisadores. Por que ainda somos tão disciplinares? Mesmo em um campo no qual o debate crítico sobre as disciplinas é tão acentuado, por que ainda organizamos nossos periódicos, congressos, processos de avaliação nas agências de fomento e aulas de maneira disciplinar? Analiso neste artigo que a resposta a essas questões não é encontrada nas dinâmicas gerais da organização do conhecimento científico, nem pode ser reduzida à dicotomia entre ser contra ou a favor das disciplinas. Defendo como a discussão sobre as disciplinas nos dirige a um debate sobre política e identidade. Based on the accumulation of discussion in the field of the curriculum regarding the school curricular organization itself, I am reflecting in this paper on the disciplinarization of the knowledge that constitutes us as researchers. Why are we still so disciplined in the actual organization of our research? Even in a field where critical debate on the subjects is so strong, why do we still organize our journals, congresses, development agency evaluation processes and classes in such a disciplinary way? I analyze in this paper that the answer to these questions is not found in a general dynamics of organizing scientific knowledge, nor can it be reduced to a dichotomy between being for or against the disciplines. I argue how the discussion on disciplines reminds us of a debate on politics and identities.

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The paper presents discussions about the use of Textual Analysis Discourse in production data research in mathematics education area, highlighting its relevance and contribution to this area of knowledge, its main settings and route proposals, as well as the limitations and problems that the researcher who chooses by this method may face. For this purpose, we take based on the thesis Palanch, defended in 2016, which conducted a research on mapping mathematics curriculum from 1987 to 2012. The use of Textual Discourse Analysis shows that the construction of new texts helped the perception of non-linearity of the production and dissemination of knowledge, finding convergences, divergences and gaps of those surveyed work. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This paper is part of the process of research that the authors are making to better understand the motives s and possible methodological alternatives and teaching strategies that can be used in teaching and learning of Mathematics in Primary Education. The latest indices and sampling presented by government agencies have shown that mathematics related the results have not been very encouraging and that urgent actions need to be taken to reverse this scenario. From the term context, the authors begin the search process demystifying the term and its use. Present theoretical contributions, nurture moments of reflection to better understand the problem and offer methodological alternatives and didactic-pedagogical strategies that can be used in mathematics in compliance the request of students and in keeping with TDIC -Communication and Information Digital Technologies already present in everyday classrooms and mostly out of it. To contextualize this application and give greater significance, exemplifying through Digital Object Learning and suggest possibilities of use. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The following paper promotes a dialogue between the Non‐Party School bill (that fights against what it calls ideological indoctrination in schools and universities) in opposition to the notions that have been woven by the curriculum studies field. Our argument is based on the understanding that teachers and students are the authors of their 'teachinglearning' processes, what is called curriculum as a daily creation; believing that the product on of knowledge happens in, and undeniably, with their interaction. In this way, it is evident that a neutral curriculum, non‐ideological and non‐political is impractical, just as it is impossible that teachers acts separating their moral, political and ideological values. In addition to the epistemological discussion, teachers narratives are brought as a resource that helps us understand the inseparability between the multiple dimensions (do / feel / think) which is embedded in the teaching practice. Faced with this impossibility, we realize that those who promote the idea of a neutral school might have a political and epistemological naivety or actually disguise their conception on A Single Party School: which takes as absolute truth the knowledge validated by the high culture and therefore does not relativize the status quo. We conclude that the Non‐Party School project must be contested in order to ensure mutual respect and effective expression of the right to difference in our educational curriculum policies, because teaching for citizenship cannot be a crime! [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This paper presents partial results of a study about the relationship between the public and the private sectors in territories of school curriculum. Its objective is to analyze the occupation of spaces for curriculum management in public education networks by private sector organizations. With this aim, situate the general framework of this movement in Brazil, highlights the occupation strategies and blurring of borders in this field and identifies some of the impacts produced. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The objective of this paper is to present Michael W. Apple's contributions to the curriculum policy analysis. From this author's work key-concepts, some possibilities and limits of the curriculum conception and the critical pedagogy designed by Apple for the analysis of curriculum policies are presented. The conclusions point to the significant contribution of Apple's discussions about concepts and relational categories, ideology, hegemony, hidden curriculum and power relations to the curriculum policy research. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The objective of this paper is understanding the conceptual of the Brazilian cultural identity in the school curricula recently, especially those dedicated to teaching the history of Brazil. The definition of cultural plurality as a trainer of nationality element builds on the multiculturalist debates that propose the appreciation and respect of the Other and their differences. However, researchers devoted to the issue of identity in teaching point to the liberal character of multiculturalism proposed by the official curriculum. So, we will seek to understand through the curriculum written to state proposals for setting up a new identity, marked by cultural plurality, its advances and limits, including the social construction of curriculum, as of critical theories and post-critical, above all, supported in Cultural Studies. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Neste artigo, procura-se demonstrar que o processo de produção de um discurso curricular híbrido nos Parâmetros Curriculares Nacionais para o Ensino Médio tem por finalidade a inserção social no mundo produtivo. Tal finalidade limita a dimensão cultural da educação. Como exemplo da produção desse discurso híbrido, são analisadas as ambigüidades expressas pelo conceito de contextualização no conhecimento oficial. Essas ambigüidades são entendidas como ressignificando discursos curriculares acadêmicos. Defende-se neste artigo que tais ambigüidades são uma forma de se legitimar os parâmetros junto a diferentes grupos sociais. Tais idéias são desenvolvidas com base nos conceitos de recontextualização (Bernstein) e de hibridismo (Canclini).This paper aims at showing that the production of a hybrid curricular discourse in the Parâmetros Curriculares Nacionais para o Ensino Médio (PCNEM Brazilian Curricular Parameters for Secondary Education) seeks a higher insertion into the productive world. Such purpose limits the cultural dimension of education. As an example of production of such a hybrid discourse, this paper analyses the ambiguities emerging from the concept of contextualization, as employed in the PCNEM. Drawing on Bernsteins's recontextualization and Canclini's hybridism, the text assumes such ambiguities both resignify academic curricular discourses and are a way to legitimate the PCNEM among different social groups.

This paper discusses the possibilities of adequacy or the obstacles presented in the Brazilian National Curriculum (Base Nacional Comum Curricular — BNCC, in portuguese) for the development of Socioscientific Issues (SSI) in science education for Elementary School. Therefore, our main objective is to understand which are the elements, perspectives and formative aspects present in the text of the document that indicate possibilities or obstacles for the development of practices aligned with the perspectives of Socio-Scientific Issues. To this end, we focus our discussion on three broad axes: General conceptions of formation and (mis) alignment with the SSI perspective; Formative itineraries for science education centered on SSI; Relevant contents and topics in SSI treatment. Based on the analysis, we understand that, at a discursive level, there are openings from which it is possible to undertake practices based on the perspectives of SSI, although not without an explicit investment in the production of appropriate conditions for such.

The issue consists of six papers. In all the six studies there has been done an effort to find out what should be the best ways to motivate students to study science, and to gain inquiry skills. Some studies (e.g. Fraser, 1982) revealed a positive correlation and a causal relationship between achievement in science and attitude constructs, whereas others revealed no clear (or negative) relationship between attitudes towards learning science and achievement (Osborne & Dillon, 2008). International studies have shown that students’ attitudes towards scientific disciplines depend on the extent of their active participation in the learning process. The main topics of the six studies of this issue are: (1) The link between formal and non-formal learning in science education, (2) students’ linguistic heterogeneity in science, (3) poster exhibition as an effective means of support for teachers to introduce contemporary chemistry topics to high school students, (4) argumentation in the chemistry laboratory, (5) chemistry, industry, and the environment in the eyes of the individual and society, and (6) the inclusion of students with special needs in science classes teaching them inquiry-based activities. All the papers deal with studies which have the similar objectives: How can we involve as many students as possible in science studies? How can we bridge the gap between formal and non-formal education? How can create a productive and encouraging learning environment?

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This paper discusses the speeches and texts from different political subjects around the current debate on the Common National Base Curriculum, trying to understand how these discursive articulations represent the man's identity to be formed in basic education. For both, it is taken for analysis public and private speeches that permeate this heterogeneous scenario of political articulation. Provoking dialogues with some theoretical curriculum of the field and education, such as LOPES (2010), MACEDO (2014), BURITY (2010), among others, seek to ensnare an analysis of speeches understood as social production and interlaced by hegemonic designs curriculum, with reference to the theory of Ernesto Laclau Speech and Continuous Cycle Policies Stephen Ball. We argue that the student's training project for basic education instilled in speeches around a common curriculum, brings together the projection of the identity of a fit man to be placed in the context of globalization and represents the school as a technical instruction space for training performative student. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This paper aims to partially introduce the investigations performed by the Curriculum, Environment, Movement Research Group (CEM/CNPq/Univates), which aims to investigate the curricula particulars within the school environment and out of it, with its relations and crossings with schooled and non-schooled movements. It's articulated with the ideas of the Philosophy of Difference, mainly from the authors Gilles Deleuze, Félix Guatari and Michel Foucault, as well as the post-structuralist theorizations, from the developments carried out by authors as Sandra Corazza, Tomas Tadeu and Silvio Gallo. The researcher's empirical field, compound by two scholar environments and two non-scholar ones, is taken with the purpose of establishing understandings about the curricula movements, the relations it engenders and the ways they are used. From the approximation with such environments, which is performed by observations, interviews and research on local documents, it has been able to plan some expansions of the curricula, problematizing its emerged conditions and its possibilities for creation and trials. At the end of the text, we highlight an investigation taken in a nonschooled environment, a Non-Governmental Organization that aims to mingle into the community movements by developing itinerant workshops, diverse from the school forms. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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This current paper aims to present part of our Master's thesis focusing on analyzing PCN-LE discourses as well as public school teachers' of Itaúna (MG) regarding to the teaching of English linguistic skills. The analyses made in the light of Critical Pedagogy and the theory of discourse by Michel Foucault showed us that in the PCN-LE document there is a discourse which argues that the teaching of the reading skill should be favored over the others. This discourse could be also noticed in the interviewed teachers' answers. However, some teachers said they work with oral activities with their students. Even being influenced by the discourse of an official text (the PCN-LE), these teachers can still brake with it, making it possible thus, that new discourses are built. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The geometry teaching in primary education is perhaps the topic that deserved more studies and research in the late twentieth century. After a long period of neglect, returned to compose, in a more integrated way most math textbooks. However, has not yet occurred expected progress. Abandonment, problematic in elementary school, gets bigger when it comes to literacy cycle. There is a strong trend of putting the emphasis on literacy mother tongue in this cycle, disregarding that this is a broader process that covers all areas of knowledge. The objective of this paper is to analyze what is being required of geometric skills by "Provinha Brazil". As assumption, we believe that often the content and the way they are charged for external evaluations end up guiding the practices of teachers. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The aim of this paper is to disclose part of the results of History's Field Institutional Program of Scholarship in Teaching Initiation (PIBID). The Project is being developed in four public schools from Regional Education Nucleo of Ivaiporã/PR, a town that has an State University of Maringá (UEM) campus. The study is another effort to analyze Pibid's contribution in formation of History grade's undergraduates, also brings the possibility to comprehend theoretical, politics and ideological grounding that is underlying in the legislation and in programmatic subjects in schools curriculum. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Introduction: Objective: the aim of this study was to under stand the possibilities of intervention of the school gym from the production of research papers published in national periodicals from 2002 to 2010. Methods: it was done a survey of articles pertinent to the gym in four national scientific journals of physical education: Revista Brasileira de Ciência e Esporte (RBCE), Motriz, Movimento and Pensar a Prática. We found a total of 5 article. In the analysis we construct the following categories: a) the gym and the historical process: the European movements to the school curriculum; b) the lack of theorical support for the implementation of school gymnastics. Results: it was found a number of inconsistencies about the historical processes of gymnastics in Brazil, as well as the understanding of physical education in school. Discussion: gymnastics is an element of the various forms of body culture. However, it has been poorly covered in the literature on physical education, regarding the production of scholarly articles published in national journals. The articles analyzed indicate the need for a more educational look at the gym that is taught in school. Indicate the need to revise the training of teachers and work with training so that they understand the gym for a broader perspective. Conclusion: although articles point to the need for greater systematization about how to teach gymnastics is not possible to identify more explicitly remarks. From these data suggest that there will be greater empirical investments on how gymnastics is used in school and systematize teaching materials that allow forward teaching gymnastics for a broader perspective [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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This article intends to show an overview of researches that deal with the use of financial mathematics and their implementation with the use of technologies. For this purpose, it established as an analysis parameter the master and doctorate programs authorized by the Capes 's Teaching Multidisciplinary Area. The work was undertaken over a previous analysis of 26 articles found, whose summaries were briefly read. After this phase, a classifying method has began, splitting them into thematic sub-focus to, subsequently, reclassify them in focus under contents analysis perspectives suggested by Bardin and Franco. The mapping and text analysis pointed out the need for a greater incentive to be given to papers related to the use of Mathematical Finance, putting them towards the real use of helpfully methodologies for teaching work. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

In this paper, we presented an investigation about that images of pedagogical practice in mathematical modeling environment are represented in educational curriculum materials. It was used the concept of framing, elaborated by Bernstein, for analyzing the relations between subjects that are represented in texts of educational curriculum materials. The documental analysis, in a qualitative approach, was used on the study. The results suggest that such materials present a pedagogical practice which the control is, sometimes, focused on the teacher, while that in other moments this controlling is shared with the students. This variation in the control on the communication between teachers and students constituted what we named images of displacements. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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