¿Qué procesos matemáticos se movilizan cuando se enseña probabilidad? Un estudio de caso en el aula de Educación Infantil = What Mathematical Processes Are Mobilized When Probability Is Taught? A Case Study in the Early Childhood Education Classroom
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This paper presents an analysis of the mathematical processes managed by a teacher in the Early
Childhood Education classroom when teaching probability. An exploratory study has been carried
out with a qualitative approach, using a case study research design. The data collection technique
is based on non-participant observation through the video recording of two classroom sessions. The
results show the presence of the mathematical processes of problem solving, reasoning and proof,
communication, connections and representation with different levels of depth and attention in the
classroom session analysed. It is concluded that teacher management of learning experiences is a key aspect in the mobilization of mathematical processes, causing processes to emerge that are not
entirely evident in the design of such experiences. The formulation of good questions during the
management of learning experiences makes mathematical processes visible and invites children to
reason, communicate, argue and justify their mathematical actions and ideas around probability