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Educación matemática e imaginación Apunta a desarrollar la imaginación en clase de matemáticas para favorecer la creatividad matemática Autor: Claudi Alsina. Revista Iberoamericana de Educación Matemática. A continuación la introducción del artículo: Introducción: En sus enfoques más tradicionales, la Educación Matemática ha dado especial ...
Continue Reading...discente / oyente, lo que favorece la comunicaci n matem tica entre todos los actores. 2.- Potencian y utilizan la fantas a, creatividad e imaginaci n de los ap rendices. 3.- Facilitan la uni n del significado cognitivo con el afectivo, tan importante a estas edades y tan olvidado en una educaci n l gica y racional, especialmente en
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Continue Reading...la primera en reconocer el fen omeno e integrar-lo a sus estructuras administrativas. Se crean las licenciaturas en ciencias en varias universidades, con la idea de formar directamente \cient cos". Las di cultades no eran menores. Un buen tes-timonio de ello son los documentos asociados a (disputa por) la creaci on de la Facultad de Cien-cient ca en Chile, 1988, en Educaci on, Ciencia y Tecno ...
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