Criterios de selección de tareas para el aula de profesorado de matemáticas
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Formación de profesores, Criterios de selección, Tareas escolares, Toma de decisionesResumen
En este artículo, abordamos los criterios de selección de tareas que el profesorado de matemáticas pone en juego durante la planificación de clase. Para ello, recogimos las propuestas que, desde diferentes perspectivas, se han hecho en la literatura sobre esta cuestión y establecimos una primera versión de un marco de referencia. Con base en los autoinformes de un grupo de docentes y la teoría fundamentada, complementamos el marco inicial y proponemos un nuevo marco de referencia. El nuevo marco incluye categorías relacionadas con la motivación, la dificultad de las tareas, los compromisos profesionales del profesorado y la temporalidad.
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