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Criterios de idoneidad epistémica para el estudio de la geometría espacial en educación primaria

Authors: Cruz, Andrea; Gea Serrano, María Magdalena; Giacomone, Belén;

Criterios de idoneidad epistémica para el estudio de la geometría espacial en educación primaria

Abstract

Este trabajo es parte de una investigación en curso y en él se identifican diversos conocimientos didáctico-matemáticos sobre los procesos de estudio de la geometría espacial en los primeros niveles educativos. Se utiliza como marco teórico la Teoría de la Idoneidad Didáctica, la cual se viene desarrollando dentro del enfoque ontosemiótico del conocimiento y la instrucción matemáticos. El sistema de categorías de facetas y componentes, así como los criterios generales de idoneidad que propone dicha teoría, son aplicados para analizar y clasificar los resultados de investigaciones relevantes sobre la enseñanza y aprendizaje de la geometría elemental. Se propone finalmente, un sistema de criterios específicos de idoneidad para la faceta epistémica de la enseñanza de la geometría espacial.

This work is part of an ongoing research, and presents the didactical-mathematical knowledge identified in the study of spatial geometry in the first educational levels. The theoretical framework used is the Theory of Didactical Suitability, which is being developed within the onto-semiotic approach to mathematical knowledge and instruction. The system of facets and components, as well as the general suitability criteria proposed in this theory are applied to analyse and classify the results of relevant investigations on teaching and learning elementary geometry. Finally, a system of specific suitability criteria for the epistemic facet of teaching spatial geometry is proposed.

Trabajo realizado en el marco de los proyectos de investigación EDU2012-31869 y EDU2013-41141-P, Ministerio de Economía y Competitividad (MINECO, España) y del Programa de Formación de Capital Humano Avanzado de la Comisión Nacional de Investigación Científica y Tecnológica (CONICYT, Chile) del Ministerio de Educación.

II Congreso Internacional Virtual sobre el Enfoque Ontosemiótico del Conocimiento y la Instrucción Matemáticos (CIVEOS-2), 23-26 de marzo de 2017. [http://enfoqueontosemiotico.ugr.es/]

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Geometría espacial, Faceta epistémica, Epistemic facet, Onto-semiotic approach, Didactical suitability, Criterios específicos, Idoneidad didáctica, Enfoque ontosemiótico, Spatial geometry, Specific criteria

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