“…In considerable situations, only didactic activities occur that artificially articulate Mathematics with other areas of knowledge; however, such treatments reveal initial and timid handling of the discipline in question, in which they maintain, at their core, fractional practices that have little influence on the student accepting the meaning of mathematical knowledge in reality (Gonçalves and Pires, 2014). But the teacher mobilization, with pedagogical foundations and didactic purposes, of the work practices of EJA students, in the dynamics of school absorption, primarily in the intricacies of learning Mathematics, also reverberates reflections on the cognitive processes pertinent to the learning of young people and adults little schooling to come into contact with abstractions or games symbolically organized based on exclusively syntactic rules (Schneider and Fonseca, 2014).…”