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Classificação da informação: uso interno o pensamento algébrico mediado pelo jogo de cartas RFP
(Universidade Federal do Pará, 2022-11-10) SILVA, Maico Tailon Silva da; NUNES, José Messildo Viana; http://lattes.cnpq.br/5188612973174798; https://orcid.org/0000-0001-9492-4914
In this research we expose results of studies and creation developed based on the possible relationship between card games and the Rule of False Position (RFP), whose intersection enabled the constitution of the RFP card game contributor to studies related to the polynomial equation of the first degree, through numerical processes, reassembling ways/ways of perceiving and manipulating mathematical elements, especially under the algebraic domain, promoted in Egyptian, Babylonian and Chinese civilizations, whose abilities were preponderant to the development of algebraic knowledge. We aim to highlight the potentiality present in a numerical method in the combination with card games, enabling good mathematical learning especially related to polynomian equations of the first degree, propitiating the development of algebraic thought from its characterizations. We list it as a research question: to what extent does the False Position Rule (RFP) combined with a card game promote the development of algebraic thinking in the teaching of polynomian equations of the first degree? We collected the data for empirical analysis through the use of the game with teachers and in a class of the 8th year of elementary school. We used the methodological assumptions of didactic engineering in our qualitative research, under the bases of an action research. We report on the theoretical aspect of research to official educational documents such as PCN, BNCC and others, as well as the contributions of Guy Brousseau with the Theory of Didactic Situations (TSD) and the model related to algebraic thought according to James Kaput and Juan Godino. Our research generated as an educational product the rfp card game that is attached.