Fonaments de disseny d'un entorn tecnològic per a l'estudi de les habilitats en resolució de problemes en primeres edats escolars
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https://doi.org/10.7203/realia.22.14113Paraules clau:
Entornos Tecnológicos, Resolución de problemas, Primeras edades escolares, Métricas de aprendizajeResum
En aquest treball es presenten els fonaments de disseny d'un programari capaç de monitorizar i registrar dades referents a la gestió de processos de resolució de problemes matemàtics. El programari permet una recollida sistemàtica de les variables del procés de resolució a partir de les quals és possible obtenir diferents mètriques d'aprenentatge de l'estudiant. Al no centrar l'atenció exclusivament en el resultat final del procés de resolució, és possible identificar tendències cognitives dels estudiants. En aquest manuscrit descrivim les característiques d'aquest entorn tecnològic juntament amb la base didàctica que justifica l'interès de la recerca en nivells escolars en els quals l'escàs coneixement limita la formalització de situacions de resolució de problemes. S'adjunten els primers resultats d'un estudi pilot que ha permès avaluar fortaleses i debilitats de la versió en desenvolupament. Finalment, es discuteix sobre futures adreces per a aquest entorn tecnològic com un pas més tant en innovació com en recerca en Educació Matemàtica.
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