Guidelines on the Use of Teaching Materials for Teaching Fractions in the Brazilian Primary Course (1930-1970)
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Barbara Winiarski Diesel Novaes 1 * , Danilene Gullich Donin Berticelli 2 * , Neuza Bertoni Pinto 3 4 5 *
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1 Federal University of Technology, UTFPR, Paraná, BRAZIL2 Federal University of Paraná, BRAZIL3 Collaborating Researcher in the Science and Mathematics Education Postgraduate Program, PPGECEM, BRAZIL4 Collaborating Researcher in the Amazonian Network of Science Education, REAMEC, BRAZIL5 Researcher and Vice-Coordinator in the Associated Group for Studies and Research on History of Mathematic Education, GHEMAT, BRAZIL* Corresponding Author

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The present study, conducted from the perspective of cultural history (Certeau, 1982; Chartier, 1990; Chervel, 1990; Julia 2001)), aims to investigate guidelines for the use of teaching materials to teach fractions in the primary school, present in pedagogical manuals of the period from 1930 to 1970. The research is based in references such as Hofstetter and Schneuwly (2017) - professional knowledge; Valente (2016, 2019) - history of mathematical education; Carrillo Gallego and Sanchéz Jiménez (2012) - teaching materials. The analysis of these references revealed that the authors of the selected manuals, Campos (1933), Albuquerque (1958), and Porto (1967, 1968), excelled in working with professional knowledge to teach fractions, when using didactic materials before reaching abstraction. When providing guidelines for the use of teaching materials for the teaching of fractions, in tune with the principles of the New Renovated School, the examined manuals make use of training and teaching knowledge linked to children interests and understanding. Thus, the research concluded that in this sense, the analyses show that the transformation of knowledge to teach fractions occurs when the use of manipulative didactic materials decreases and the use of graphs, diagrams, equivalence tables arises from Scientific Pedagogy, in the field of Psychology, in the field of Psychology Experimental, as indicated by the pedagogical manuals of Irene de Albuquerque and Rizza de Araujo Porto.

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Article Type: Research Article

PEDAGOGICAL RES, Volume 5, Issue 3, July 2020, Article No: em0065

https://doi.org/10.29333/pr/8221

Publication date: 30 Apr 2020

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