De la Aritmética al Álgebra: Números Triangulares, tecnología y ACODESA
https://doi.org/10.4471/redimat.2014.52
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El propósito de este documento es el de abordar la articulación entre la aritmética y el álgebra. La literatura habla del pensamiento aritmético o algebraico, sin mencionar la importancia de un pensamiento aritmético- algebraico previo al algebraico. A través de actividades diseñadas para tal efecto, proponemos un acercamiento aritmético y visual, con la intención de promover procesos de visualización matemática, que a su vez, constituirán estructuras cognitivas sobre el control que ejercen los alumnos en la resolución de una tarea matemática. Nuestro diseño está ligado a un marco teórico sobre la acción, en un aprendizaje en colaboración (ACODESA) y uso de tecnología en el aula de Matemáticas. En este estudio, presentaremos nuestro proyecto de investigación entre Québec y México, pero nos restringiremos a los resultados obtenidos con la población mexicana en relación con los números poligonales en la escuela secundaria.
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