TECNOLOGIAS COMPUTACIONAIS COMO FERRAMENTAS PARA INSERIR CONHECIMENTOS DE GEOMETRIA HIPERBÓLICA NO ENSINO FUNDAMENTAL
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Resumo: | The insertion of the use of technology in the educational scene as a learning instrument begins to transform the structure and functioning of education in the technological age, interfering not only in what we do, but also in how we relate to the world. Thus, we seek benefits of these technological advances through the use of equipment and software, which are available for teaching and learning geometry. The master's research presented here consists of a study that aims to analyze how students of a junior´s project research employ computer technologies to study a non-Euclidean geometry in elementary school. We used the Dynamic Geometry software GeoGebra, supported by the use of computational equipments, such as tablets distributed to students and computers of the School, connected with the Internet a articulating knowledge and investigate the student to understand mathematical concepts by developing strategies to investigate and solve the challenges presented throughout the investigative process. We develop the research with activities of Euclidean Geometry, divided into two blocks, to familiarize students with the GeoGebra, aiming to return content of Geometry, some of them seen at School, and explore new concepts not yet known of the participants and, then it is concluded with the third block to involve a non-Euclidean Geometry. The research occurred in a research project, funded by FAPERGS during the period of one year, from May 2014 until April 2015, with three scholarship students in a seventh grade of Elementary School to a public school of the city of Júlio de Castilhos, central part of Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil, in which the author is effective teacher. The incorporation of computational technologies to study Euclidean Geometry and non-Euclidean could be able to develop a new dimension to the process of teaching and learning, allowing the teacher to update and move towards of seeking educational quality. As a culmination of research, we conclude that students of primary education were able to understand, using intuitive aspects associated with technology, geometric concepts that are not usually developed in Elementary School, such as potency of a point with respect to a circumference and inversion points in relation to it. In turn, the students achieved the comprehension of the Poincaré Model of a non-Euclidean Geometry, the Hyperbolic, the building with the GeoGebra. They extrapolate the concepts of lines and plans of Euclidean Geometry corresponding to the "new geometry" for them. Thus, as a learning process the survey showed possibilities of comprehension of theoretical models for the students of this level. On the other hand, the master's research has enabled to show new forms of teaching and new knowledge for the researche, whether through new approaches in the case, technological, fulfilling one of the goals of a Professional Master, namely, research in action at school. It is understood that schools should invest in technological tools, but they are quality, easy to use and disposed of time and conditions for adapting to this technology through continuing education teacher, for well use it. |
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Leivas, José Carlos PintoNunes, Giovanni da SilvaBulegon, Ana MarliPortella, Hiago Portella de2018-11-01T19:04:32Z2016-02-24Portella, Hiago Portella de. TECNOLOGIAS COMPUTACIONAIS COMO FERRAMENTAS PARA INSERIR CONHECIMENTOS DE GEOMETRIA HIPERBÓLICA NO ENSINO FUNDAMENTAL. 2016. 136f. Dissertação( Mestrado Profissionalizante em Ensino de Física e Matemática) - Centro Universitário Franciscano, Santa Maria - RS .http://www.tede.universidadefranciscana.edu.br:8080/handle/UFN-BDTD/688The insertion of the use of technology in the educational scene as a learning instrument begins to transform the structure and functioning of education in the technological age, interfering not only in what we do, but also in how we relate to the world. Thus, we seek benefits of these technological advances through the use of equipment and software, which are available for teaching and learning geometry. The master's research presented here consists of a study that aims to analyze how students of a junior´s project research employ computer technologies to study a non-Euclidean geometry in elementary school. We used the Dynamic Geometry software GeoGebra, supported by the use of computational equipments, such as tablets distributed to students and computers of the School, connected with the Internet a articulating knowledge and investigate the student to understand mathematical concepts by developing strategies to investigate and solve the challenges presented throughout the investigative process. We develop the research with activities of Euclidean Geometry, divided into two blocks, to familiarize students with the GeoGebra, aiming to return content of Geometry, some of them seen at School, and explore new concepts not yet known of the participants and, then it is concluded with the third block to involve a non-Euclidean Geometry. The research occurred in a research project, funded by FAPERGS during the period of one year, from May 2014 until April 2015, with three scholarship students in a seventh grade of Elementary School to a public school of the city of Júlio de Castilhos, central part of Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil, in which the author is effective teacher. The incorporation of computational technologies to study Euclidean Geometry and non-Euclidean could be able to develop a new dimension to the process of teaching and learning, allowing the teacher to update and move towards of seeking educational quality. As a culmination of research, we conclude that students of primary education were able to understand, using intuitive aspects associated with technology, geometric concepts that are not usually developed in Elementary School, such as potency of a point with respect to a circumference and inversion points in relation to it. In turn, the students achieved the comprehension of the Poincaré Model of a non-Euclidean Geometry, the Hyperbolic, the building with the GeoGebra. They extrapolate the concepts of lines and plans of Euclidean Geometry corresponding to the "new geometry" for them. Thus, as a learning process the survey showed possibilities of comprehension of theoretical models for the students of this level. On the other hand, the master's research has enabled to show new forms of teaching and new knowledge for the researche, whether through new approaches in the case, technological, fulfilling one of the goals of a Professional Master, namely, research in action at school. It is understood that schools should invest in technological tools, but they are quality, easy to use and disposed of time and conditions for adapting to this technology through continuing education teacher, for well use it.A inserção do uso de tecnologias, no cenário educacional, como instrumento de aprendizagem, começa a transformar a estrutura e funcionamento da educação na era tecnológica, interferindo não apenas no que fazemos, mas também na forma como nos relacionamos com o mundo. Assim, buscou-se usufruir desses avanços tecnológicos, por meio da utilização de equipamentos e de programas computacionais, os quais estão disponíveis para o ensino e a aprendizagem de Geometria. A pesquisa de mestrado aqui apresentada consta de um estudo que teve por objetivo analisar como alunos de um projeto de iniciação científica júnior utilizam tecnologias computacionais para estudar uma Geometria Não-Euclidiana no Ensino Fundamental. Foi utilizado o software de Geometria Dinâmica GeoGebra, apoiado pelo uso de equipamentos computacionais, como tablets distribuídos aos alunos e computadores da escola conectados à internet, articulando o conhecimento escolar, instigando o aluno a compreender conceitos matemáticos, elaborando estratégias para investigar e solucionar os desafios apresentados ao longo do processo investigativo. Desenvolveu-se a investigação com atividades de Geometria Euclidiana, divididas em dois blocos, para familiarizar os alunos com o software GeoGebra, com intuito de retomar conteúdos de Geometria, alguns deles vistos na escola e explorar novos conceitos ainda não conhecidos dos alunos participantes da pesquisa e, a seguir, conclui-se com o terceiro bloco de atividades de uma Geometria Não-Euclidiana. A investigação ocorreu em um projeto de pesquisa, financiado pela FAPERGS, durante o período de um ano, desde maio de 2014 até abril de 2015, com três alunos bolsistas de um sétimo ano do Ensino Fundamental de uma escola municipal da cidade de Júlio de Castilhos, região central do Rio Grande do Sul, Brasil, na qual o autor é professor efetivo. Assim, a incorporação de tecnologias computacionais para estudar Geometria Euclidiana e Não-Euclidiana pôde possibilitar o desenvolvimento de uma nova dimensão para o processo de ensino e de aprendizagem, permitindo que o professor inovasse e avançasse no sentido da busca da qualidade educacional. Como culminância da investigação, concluiu-se que os estudantes deste nível de escolaridade conseguiram compreender, utilizando aspectos intuitivos associados às tecnologias, conceitos de Geometria que não são usualmente desenvolvidos no Ensino Fundamental como, por exemplo, potência de um ponto em relação a uma circunferência e inversão de pontos em relação a ela. Por sua vez, os estudantes alcançaram a compreensão do modelo de Poincaré de uma Geometria Não-Euclidiana, a Hiperbólica, construindo-o no GeoGebra. Eles extrapolaram os conceitos de retas e de planos da Geometria Euclidiana para os correspondentes na ‘nova Geometria’ para eles. Assim, como processo de aprendizagem, a pesquisa mostrou possibilidades de compreensão de modelos teóricos por estudantes do nível em apreciação. Por outro lado, a pesquisa de mestrado possibilitou ao mestrando novas formas de ensino, quer por meio de novos conhecimentos, quer por meio de novas abordagens, no caso, as tecnológicas, cumprindo um dos objetivos de um Mestrado Profissional, a saber, a pesquisa em ação na escola. Entende-se que as escolas deveriam investir em instrumentos tecnológicos, mas que esses sejam de qualidade, fáceis de usar e que se disponha de tempo e de condições para a adaptação a essa tecnologia através da formação continuada do professor, para bem utilizá-la.Submitted by MARCIA ROVADOSCHI (marciar@unifra.br) on 2018-11-01T19:04:32Z No. of bitstreams: 2 Dissertacao_HiagoPortellaDePortella.pdf: 3774418 bytes, checksum: b7f3e93ad5653e6b4e4829b294ddc202 (MD5) license_rdf: 0 bytes, checksum: d41d8cd98f00b204e9800998ecf8427e (MD5)Made available in DSpace on 2018-11-01T19:04:32Z (GMT). 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TECNOLOGIAS COMPUTACIONAIS COMO FERRAMENTAS PARA INSERIR CONHECIMENTOS DE GEOMETRIA HIPERBÓLICA NO ENSINO FUNDAMENTAL |
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TECNOLOGIAS COMPUTACIONAIS COMO FERRAMENTAS PARA INSERIR CONHECIMENTOS DE GEOMETRIA HIPERBÓLICA NO ENSINO FUNDAMENTAL |
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TECNOLOGIAS COMPUTACIONAIS COMO FERRAMENTAS PARA INSERIR CONHECIMENTOS DE GEOMETRIA HIPERBÓLICA NO ENSINO FUNDAMENTAL Portella, Hiago Portella de Geometria Hiperbólica. GeoGebra. Ensino Fundamental. Aprendizagem. Ensino. Modelo de Poincaré Hyperbolic Geometry. GeoGebra. Elementary School. Learning. Teaching. Poincaré model. Física e Matemática |
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TECNOLOGIAS COMPUTACIONAIS COMO FERRAMENTAS PARA INSERIR CONHECIMENTOS DE GEOMETRIA HIPERBÓLICA NO ENSINO FUNDAMENTAL |
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TECNOLOGIAS COMPUTACIONAIS COMO FERRAMENTAS PARA INSERIR CONHECIMENTOS DE GEOMETRIA HIPERBÓLICA NO ENSINO FUNDAMENTAL |
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TECNOLOGIAS COMPUTACIONAIS COMO FERRAMENTAS PARA INSERIR CONHECIMENTOS DE GEOMETRIA HIPERBÓLICA NO ENSINO FUNDAMENTAL |
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TECNOLOGIAS COMPUTACIONAIS COMO FERRAMENTAS PARA INSERIR CONHECIMENTOS DE GEOMETRIA HIPERBÓLICA NO ENSINO FUNDAMENTAL |
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TECNOLOGIAS COMPUTACIONAIS COMO FERRAMENTAS PARA INSERIR CONHECIMENTOS DE GEOMETRIA HIPERBÓLICA NO ENSINO FUNDAMENTAL |
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Portella, Hiago Portella de |
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Portella, Hiago Portella de |
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Leivas, José Carlos Pinto |
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Nunes, Giovanni da Silva |
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Bulegon, Ana Marli |
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Portella, Hiago Portella de |
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Leivas, José Carlos Pinto Nunes, Giovanni da Silva Bulegon, Ana Marli |
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Geometria Hiperbólica. GeoGebra. Ensino Fundamental. Aprendizagem. Ensino. Modelo de Poincaré |
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Geometria Hiperbólica. GeoGebra. Ensino Fundamental. Aprendizagem. Ensino. Modelo de Poincaré Hyperbolic Geometry. GeoGebra. Elementary School. Learning. Teaching. Poincaré model. Física e Matemática |
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Hyperbolic Geometry. GeoGebra. Elementary School. Learning. Teaching. Poincaré model. |
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Física e Matemática |
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The insertion of the use of technology in the educational scene as a learning instrument begins to transform the structure and functioning of education in the technological age, interfering not only in what we do, but also in how we relate to the world. Thus, we seek benefits of these technological advances through the use of equipment and software, which are available for teaching and learning geometry. The master's research presented here consists of a study that aims to analyze how students of a junior´s project research employ computer technologies to study a non-Euclidean geometry in elementary school. We used the Dynamic Geometry software GeoGebra, supported by the use of computational equipments, such as tablets distributed to students and computers of the School, connected with the Internet a articulating knowledge and investigate the student to understand mathematical concepts by developing strategies to investigate and solve the challenges presented throughout the investigative process. We develop the research with activities of Euclidean Geometry, divided into two blocks, to familiarize students with the GeoGebra, aiming to return content of Geometry, some of them seen at School, and explore new concepts not yet known of the participants and, then it is concluded with the third block to involve a non-Euclidean Geometry. The research occurred in a research project, funded by FAPERGS during the period of one year, from May 2014 until April 2015, with three scholarship students in a seventh grade of Elementary School to a public school of the city of Júlio de Castilhos, central part of Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil, in which the author is effective teacher. The incorporation of computational technologies to study Euclidean Geometry and non-Euclidean could be able to develop a new dimension to the process of teaching and learning, allowing the teacher to update and move towards of seeking educational quality. As a culmination of research, we conclude that students of primary education were able to understand, using intuitive aspects associated with technology, geometric concepts that are not usually developed in Elementary School, such as potency of a point with respect to a circumference and inversion points in relation to it. In turn, the students achieved the comprehension of the Poincaré Model of a non-Euclidean Geometry, the Hyperbolic, the building with the GeoGebra. They extrapolate the concepts of lines and plans of Euclidean Geometry corresponding to the "new geometry" for them. Thus, as a learning process the survey showed possibilities of comprehension of theoretical models for the students of this level. On the other hand, the master's research has enabled to show new forms of teaching and new knowledge for the researche, whether through new approaches in the case, technological, fulfilling one of the goals of a Professional Master, namely, research in action at school. It is understood that schools should invest in technological tools, but they are quality, easy to use and disposed of time and conditions for adapting to this technology through continuing education teacher, for well use it. |
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