2019
DOI: 10.23925/2238-8044.2019v8i2p58-67
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Uma proposta de ensino de equação diferencial no curso de Engenharia Civil à luz da teoria matemática no contexto das ciências

Abstract: ResumoApresentamos por meio deste artigo o trabalho de doutorado que estamos desenvolvendo com o objetivo de discutir o ensino e a aprendizagem de Equações Diferenciais Ordinárias lineares de 1ª e 2ª ordens em um curso de Engenharia Civil, sob à luz da Matemática no Contexto das Ciências. A pesquisa encontra-se atualmente na fase da análise de livros textos utilizados como referências principais nas disciplinas não matemáticas do curso citado, guiada pela etapa central da metodologia Dipcing, inserida em uma d… Show more

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“…The main teaching tools in MoDiMaCo are the so-called contextualised events, conceived as "problems, projects, or case studies that behave as integrators between areas" (Camarena, 2021, p. 179) and that are not routine activities, but that "must cause a cognitive conflict in students when reading the statements, motivate and intrigue them so that they want to continue with the task" (Idem). Examples of contextualised events that were formulated or supervised in their productions can be found in Gomes et al (2018aGomes et al ( , 2018b, Lima et al (2020), , Pinto (2021), andSilva (2022).…”
Section: Introduction and Problem Posingmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The main teaching tools in MoDiMaCo are the so-called contextualised events, conceived as "problems, projects, or case studies that behave as integrators between areas" (Camarena, 2021, p. 179) and that are not routine activities, but that "must cause a cognitive conflict in students when reading the statements, motivate and intrigue them so that they want to continue with the task" (Idem). Examples of contextualised events that were formulated or supervised in their productions can be found in Gomes et al (2018aGomes et al ( , 2018b, Lima et al (2020), , Pinto (2021), andSilva (2022).…”
Section: Introduction and Problem Posingmentioning
confidence: 99%