Conocimiento Interpretativo del profesorado ante una tarea de división de fracciones
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Conocimiento Interpretativo, División de fracciones, ProfesoradoResumen
El Conocimiento Interpretativo es necesario, ya que está vinculado a la práctica docente y a la enseñanza con comprensión, dado que este se moviliza por los docentes al interpretar las producciones de los estudiantes y atribuirles significado. Este trabajo tiene como objetivo comprender el Conocimiento Interpretativo revelado por profesores y futuros profesores de matemáticas que queda reflejado en una tarea de división de fracciones. Los resultados muestran un débil conocimiento matemático especializado de los docentes respecto a la división y a las fracciones, lo que sustenta la existencia de un feedback superficial por parte de este profesorado relacionado con una evaluación interpretativa, lo que se espera que limite la contribución al aprendizaje matemático de los estudiantes en este tema.
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