Abstract
This article is based on a research project called “Math Fair carried
out in a high school. The project tries to answer a part of a complex
problem of education that is reported at a local, national and global
level; this research project is located at a local level and responds particularly
to the problem of a high school that shows low levels of motivation,
difficulties in mathematics, low performance in communicative
processes (reading and writing) and traditional mathematics curriculum
and 21st century students interests disarticulation. From this problem
scenario, this project proposes some changes that allow the inclusion of
all students that permit them to be agents of their own learning process
and that will guide them in the development of creative thinking
with which they can interact with peers to assume challenges to solve a
problem that has sense for them, that amuses them, and that generates
learning in mathematics.
AbstractThis article is based on a research project called “Math Fair carriedout in a high school. The project tries to answer a part of a complexproblem of education that is reported at a local, national and globallevel; this research project is located at a local level and responds particularlyto the problem of a high school that shows low levels of motivation,difficulties in mathematics, low performance in communicativeprocesses (reading and writing) and traditional mathematics curriculumand 21st century students interests disarticulation. From this problemscenario, this project proposes some changes that allow the inclusion ofall students that permit them to be agents of their own learning processand that will guide them in the development of creative thinkingwith which they can interact with peers to assume challenges to solve aproblem that has sense for them, that amuses them, and that generateslearning in mathematics.
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