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The aim of this research article is to share a study conducted within the epistemological phase of mathematical theory in the context of the sciences. This study, developed by Patricia Camarena Gallardo, involves the development, presentation, and analysis of a didactic intervention aimed at revisiting the study of functions in an introductory course on differential and integral calculus. This approach is based on a contextualized problem in civil engineering, specifically a situation related to the dynamic analysis of a frame. The development of the intervention, with an expected duration of 12 hours per class, was methodologically supported by the analysis of a textbook on structural mechanics, as well as two calculus textbooks. Additionally, the study considered the curriculaof calculus courses, topics related to the historical development of the notion of function, the epistemological obstacles encountered in this process, as well as cognitive issues related to it. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Gamification as a teaching method is becoming increasingly important in education. It is recognized that it facilitates student participation, which favors higher levels of freedom and learning from mistakes, in an environment of satisfaction. In mathematics teaching, it is presented as a strategy to improve motivation and learning, as well as the development of key skills and competencies. The present research evaluates the effectiveness of gamification in mathematics learning in fifth-grade students of the Luis Pauta Rodriguez educational unit. It is based on the mixed approach, which allows the triangulation of information, from a descriptive-explanatory scope. It was carried out through three fundamental phases: diagnosis, strategy development, and validation. The diagnosis allowed knowing the students' performance, as well as the teacher's skills and the possibilities of using gamification for the development of learning. The strategy showed effectiveness in the main aspects analyzed in the research. The analysis of the final results in comparison with those obtained at the beginning of the research shows an important positive transformation, by having an impact on the performance and performance of the students in the activities. The consultation with experts evidenced favorable criteria in all aspects; the understanding of the coherence and quality of the design was verified, as well as its correspondence with the topic addressed. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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At the Autonomous University of the State of Guerrero, Economic Sciences, a low level of understanding of mathematical knowledge expressed in poor performance in the area has been detected. A descriptive, cross-sectional exploratory investigation is presented. The sample used is non-probabilistic, made up of students who failed economic sciences from the second to the fourth semesters. The general objective is to describe the academic learning strategies less used by the students and their influence on the failure of mathematics. A sociodemographic Questionnaire and Learning Strategies Questionnaires were applied. Statistical modeling allowed, from the quantitative research perspective, to confirm that the sociodemographic factors studied are related to failure and that the strategies Organization and Time Management, Analysis and Synthesis, Attention and Memorization, Search and Recording of Information (Take notes) They are one of the least used by the students of the Degree in Economic Sciences. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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This research work on the dynamics of logical thinking in the learning of students shows the results of the application of quasi-experimental research through a positivist paradigm and a quantitative focus. The objective is to promote logical thinking in Maths learning. The methodology entails the deductive, descriptive, documental, and field focus. The design of the research involved a pre and post test to measure group progress and the logical thinking dynamics was developed through Learning based on Challenges. The population in this study was 21 students from Germánico Ribadeneira Educational Unit whose location is San Juan de Pastocalle in Cotopaxi - Ecuador. Conclusions reveal the importance of logical thinking, creativity and innovation in Maths Teaching. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The teaching of mathematics, with the support of technology is strengthened and moves from memoristic and traditional methods, to methods that improve the cognitive process through logical and critical thinking. The general objective is to establish how with the application of GeoGebra software improves the teaching practice in the teaching and learning processes in Mathematics in the senior high school level of the Mixed Fiscal Educational Unit "Aníbal San Andrés Nº 1". For the research we worked with three teachers of Mathematics at the senior high school, and groups A and B of the second year of this school with 38 and 33 students. The development of the activities was carried out in a consensual manner and the proposal was applied in parallel A, while parallel B continued with its traditional teaching method. The results obtained: the averages of the grades in the diagnostic and final evaluations are analyzed. In parallel A, with the use of GeoGebra software, the average of the evaluations performed increased by one point and in parallel B, the increase was 0.3 tenths, which demonstrates the importance of the inclusion of ICT by teachers in the teaching and learning methods. Therefore, the study developed allows establishing that the application of GeoGebra software improves the teaching practice in the teaching and learning processes of Mathematics. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This paper presents the results of the management of a didactic device formulated by a Mathematics male and Biology female teacher from a secondary school in which they sought a codisciplinary study. Based on the Anthropological Theory of the Didactic, the results of an exploratory study that sought to characterize the management of a didactic device for the study of plant growth in secondary school are reported; In particular, we analyze the relevance of mathematical knowledge in its development. The main results indicate that the study enabled the protagonists to be the students: they formulated and answered questions, achieving autonomy and responsibility for the search for information in various media; however, mathematical knowledge did not occupy a prominent place during the study. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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There has been an increase in the use of digital tools in remote environments which contribute to the teaching of a discipline. The purpose was to design a methodological guide for the development of Mathematics in remote environments for first-year high school students. A mixed approach was used, non-experimental and descriptive design, theoretical and empirical methods were used that allowed deepening the problem. The proposal was validated through the expert consultation method from two rounds of consultations whose results allowed the proposal to be improved. A methodological guide was obtained which contributes to the teaching of Mathematics. An analysis of the tools, technological resources, strategies and methodologies used by teachers was carried out. There are deficiencies in the teaching of Mathematics due to the use of traditional and dogmatic methodologies to sorrow the experience that teachers have. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The mathematics curriculum for lower secondary education stipulates that technology should not only provide a means of information and communication but also support key learning. However, for various reasons, the scope of technology in classrooms is limited. This research examines 189 mathematics tasks from eight textbooks, each using technology. The tasks were classified based on expected learning in one of three technological dimensions (informational, technical or didactic) by means of content analysis. The results show differences both between textbooks following the SEP 2011 and SEP 2017 models and between content areas. There is, however, a positive trend toward promoting a well-reasoned use of technology in the classroom. Conversely, the study also identified difficulties that may serve as guidelines for teachers, publishers, and authorities in using, publishing, and selecting textbooks, respectively. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Identifying the factors that influence young Mexicans' choice of career is essential to generate strategies able to attract new students to science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM). The objective of this study was to develop and verify the psychometric properties (realibility and construct validity) of the scales "Student peer support" (APE-STEM) and "Outcome expectations" (EXREC-STEM) in high school students' choice of STEM college degrees by generating a structural equation model. Likert scales were administered to 167 students from rural and urban schools in southeastern Mexico. The results of the exploratory and confirmatory factor analyses show adequate fit and an internal consistency of a = .82 and .84, confirming the empirical soundness of the model and leading to the conclusion that these scales are highly reliable for use in this context. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The article is framed in a study of multiple cases, carried out in the educational region IX of the Province of Buenos Aires-Argentina, oriented to the analysis of the continuities and discontinuities of the school trajectories in the primary/secondary and secondary/superior transitions, from the analysis of the assessment. This work presents the results obtained from the study of one of the cases, on the ways of mathematics assessment between the last year of primary school and the first year of secondary school. The point of view of the teachers, the perceptions of students and the comparative analysis of school normative documents (curricular design and academic regime of each level) were taken into account. The work allows to illustrate the multiple dimensions at stake in the passage from one level to another and suggests some topics to improve the conditions that guarantee continuous school trajectories. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This research determined the level of knowledge that students and teachers have of Project Based on Learning in mathematics. A bibliographic and empirical base was used, with a mixed approach, because it was qualitative due to the bibliographic inquiry and quantitative due to the statistical analysis given to the data, it had a descriptive and exploratory scope. The following instruments were used: search log, content file, bibliographic file and questionnaires. Once the information was gathered, it was statistically processed. All the above process allowed gathering relevant results for the study, discussing them and concluding that there is a lack of knowledge about Project Based on Learning on the part of students and teachers, such as: roles, steps, disadvantages, research and the process for its adequate application, for this reason its implementation was promoted by means of a methodological guide. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The educational ideal in the United States of Colombia was to implement the innovations of the European pedagogues of the time: Pestalozzi, Froebel, and Herbart, according to whom learning was achieved through experimentation and contact with nature. The elementary school taught the mastery of language for reading and writing; mathematics provided the knowledge of operations with numbers, to solve daily-life practical problems and commercial activities with the mastery of weights and measures. By taking these reasons into account, it can be said that mathematical catechisms were adapted to these requirements in terms of the subject matter. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This article will show the theoretical considerations, methodology, implementation phases, and techniques used in the research project entitled "Design and development of an educational resource model specialized in mathematics classrooms" INV-DIS-2320 funded by the vice rectorate of research of the Universidad Militar Nueva Granada (UMNG)". Among the results obtained in this project, the construction of a digital resource for the subject of multivariable calculus, which achieves the integration of GeoGebra software with the Moodle learning platform, stands out. This resource aims to generate students' interactions with GeoGebra applications in the different Moodle tools to encourage exploration and dynamic manipulation of mathematical objects studied in the subject. Finally, we show the virtual learning classroom (VLA) with the applications created in GeoGebra for multivariable calculus. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The article "Chance and its models: a look from history, philosophy, and mathematics" analyzes the concept of chance and its relationship with religion, gambling, and the reflections of Greek philosophers such as Democritus, Epicurus, and Aristotle. It highlights that primitive humans sought explanations for natural events through hidden and superior forces, which gave rise to religion. Additionally, it mentions that gambling has its origins in Sumerian culture and that dice are considered the quintessential game of chance. On the other hand, it explores the ideas of Greek philosophers about chance, such as Democritus' determinism and Epicurus' indeterminism. It also addresses Aristotle's causal theory, which distinguishes between actuality and potentiality. The text discusses the concept of chance in Aristotle and the introduction of mathematics in the study of random phenomena. It mentions the existence of two types of chance: epistemological and ontological. Furthermore, it highlights the work of Gerolamo Cardano and Galileo Galilei in introducing probability into the study of chance. It also mentions the problem of how to divide the pot of a bet between two players when the game is interrupted and the proposed solutions by Luca Pacioli and Tartaglia. Finally, it mentions the use of probability in calculating risk in actuarial problems and the statistical basis of probability. The article deals with the axiomatization of probability by the Soviet mathematician Kolmogorov, who established the modern foundations of Probability Theory using sets and classical operations. It also mentions that quantum physics has presented phenomena with new behavior that require a theory of quantum probability. [Extracted from the article]

The aim of this article is to understand the learning of five primary teachers participating in a class study that focused on learning multiplication by 2nd year students with regard to the student's knowledge and learning processes and knowledge of teaching practice. It is a qualitative and interpretative investigation. Data collection was undertook by participant observation through the preparation of a research journal, audio and video recording of the sessions and conducting a semi-structured collective interview. The results confirm the potential of the LS by contributing to teachers to deepen their knowledge about the student's thinking and their strategies and difficulties in learning concepts. They also valued the detailed preparation of their action taking into account the previous knowledge of the students, as well as about exploratory learning. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]