Sobre la naturaleza y la estructura de la atención en la Educación Matemática

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https://doi.org/10.61303/2735668X.v1i1.23

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Aprendizaje de la matemática, Disciplina de notar, AprendizajEstructura de la atención, Pensamiento matemático

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Se propone que no solo a lo que las personas prestan atención cuando hablan o piensan, sino también a cómo lo prestan, son de importancia clave cuando las personas piensan matemáticamen- te, aprenden matemáticas, leen literatura acerca de educación matemática o realizan investigaciones en educación matemática. Basándose en la disciplina de notar (Mason 2002) y un marco de formas de prestar atención a las cosas (Mason 1986, 2008), se ofrecen al lector experiencias en tratar de atrapar cómo cambia su atención tanto en el enfoque como en la forma.

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2022-11-30

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Mason, J. (2022). Sobre la naturaleza y la estructura de la atención en la Educación Matemática. Ducere. Revista De Investigación Educativa, 1(1), e202211. https://doi.org/10.61303/2735668X.v1i1.23

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