2021
DOI: 10.1590/1980-4415v35n71a17
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Epistemología de la integral como fundamento del cálculo integral

Abstract: Resumen Se realizó una historiografía a la integral, buscando identificar su ontología e implicaciones en el proceso de formalización del cálculo integral. Es una investigación cualitativa basada en la historiografía de un contenido matemático analizado con algunas herramientas del Enfoque Ontosemiótico del Conocimiento y la Instrucción Matemática, desarrollado con estudiantes universitarios que toman la asignatura cálculo integral. El rastreo de la información permitió identificar algunas rupturas epistemológ… Show more

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“…Mateus-Nieves (2020) presents a reflection on work with improper integrals where he emphasises that traditional teaching does not lead students to acquire the ability to understand that there is a mathematical object called "integral", which, in turn, is unitary and systemic, constituted by several meanings (types of integrals), and that can be used in different situations of an intra and extra mathematical nature. Mateus-Nieves (2021) indicates that traditional teaching is maintained with a mechanistic approach that evaluates students in such a way that they only apply an algorithm iteratively without understanding what they are doing or the benefits of using this tool. This type of teaching suggests that the important thing is to master the procedures to solve exercises or memorise definitions and understand the demonstration of theorems (formal approach), leaving aside the usefulness and wealth of this mathematical entity for problem-solving.…”
Section: Related To Integralsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Mateus-Nieves (2020) presents a reflection on work with improper integrals where he emphasises that traditional teaching does not lead students to acquire the ability to understand that there is a mathematical object called "integral", which, in turn, is unitary and systemic, constituted by several meanings (types of integrals), and that can be used in different situations of an intra and extra mathematical nature. Mateus-Nieves (2021) indicates that traditional teaching is maintained with a mechanistic approach that evaluates students in such a way that they only apply an algorithm iteratively without understanding what they are doing or the benefits of using this tool. This type of teaching suggests that the important thing is to master the procedures to solve exercises or memorise definitions and understand the demonstration of theorems (formal approach), leaving aside the usefulness and wealth of this mathematical entity for problem-solving.…”
Section: Related To Integralsmentioning
confidence: 99%