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Avaliação em matemática nos anos iniciais do ensino fundamental: práticas aceitas e movimentadas no cotidiano escolar
(Universidade Federal do Pará, 2018-07-06) BRITO, Maria Augusta Raposo de Barros; LUCENA, Isabel Cristina Rodrigues de; http://lattes.cnpq.br/3255121871351967; https://orcid.org/ 0000-0001-9515-101X
School evaluation is a complex process involving and considering the viewpoints of learning throughout students lifetime. This premise motivated the investigation performed to answer the question: “How is teacher rationality organized on the theoretical field of mathematical assessment in the early school years in order to promote learning?”. The research question gave rise to the general objective of the thesis, which consists in investigating, under the classroom context, imperative acts made clear during the evaluative practice in the scope of early years as a means of characterizing the teaching rationality concerning school evaluation in mathematics. This objective was divided into three other specific ones: to identify acts of understanding that constitute the teachers’ knowledge of the early years regarding evaluation in order to identify epistemological obstacles; to list dynamic evaluative procedures in terms of their purpose and the instruments used in the context of mathematics teaching in the early years; to classify evaluative tasks designed by the teachers of the early years in the teaching of mathematics. Three public school teachers from the early years of elementary school participated in this study, two in Belém/Pará and one in Évora/Portugal. For the study, a qualitative characteristic methodology was used, focusing particularly on the case study in light of the descriptive-interpretative character under which the data collection, consisting on non-participant observation and interviews, was based. Through the definition of objects and their corresponding dimensions, a Research Matrix or Guide was conducted, providing a look at didactic elements that constitute the pedagogical evaluative practice. Throughout the research process, it was necessary to develop a theoretical corpus to comprehend the phenomenon investigated in a broader way, anchored in the ideas of Hoffmann (1991), Perrenoud (1999), Buriasco (2002), Fernandes (2005, 2006, 2008), Afonso (2009) and Lukesi (2010) in the tangent to the school evaluation, as well as in Bachelard (1996) considering the possibility of identifying the epistemological obstacles present in the evaluation teaching practice. With the narratives in hand, it was possible to triangulate the data to answer the research question. From the results, I affirm that the evaluative practices accepted and implemented in the school context are cultural productions, that is, they are evaluative traditions that rest on a knowledge based on the teacher's own empiricism, from which the "scientific [spirit] starts with the class", classes that sometimes indicate beliefs that the repetitive demonstration (of teaching objects) is capable of teaching, and therefore, one cannot deny that this assumption can be reverberated in evaluative practices.