A aprendizagem matemática no âmbito do programa jovem de futuro: foco na metodologia entre jovens

Abstract

This study aimed to verify that the methodology Among Young contributed to the construction of significant learning in mathematics, and how Fedathi Sequence may help in the improvement of teaching strategies used by the school's teachers tutors selected to develop the program. The methodology Among Youth is sponsored by Future Youth Program, developed through a partnership between Instituto Unibanco and the Secretariat of the State of Ceará Education. The subjects were students and tutors of the 2nd series of the State Preparatory High School Padre Saraiva Leão, in the municipality of Redenção, in the state of Ceará. To develop this research, we divided the analytical process into five stages. At baseline, there was an interview with the tutors and the students assisted by the methodology Among Youth, then there was a period of observation of classes taught by tutors; subsequently sought to promote a workshop with tutors applicators methodology Among Youth in this school. In the fourth time, after experiencing the new proposal in their classes, tutors were again heard, in order to check how was the receptivity of the students to Sequence Fedathi. The last step of the analysis presented here came three months after the beginning of the workshop, carrying out a comparative study, based on documentary analysis of simulated applied before and after the workshop and the results obtained by students participating methodology Among Youth in the evaluations of the SPAECE the years 2013 and 2014 in order to analyze whether there was progression in the number of hits and the degree of proficiency of the students involved in the project. From the data obtained, it was concluded that the use of theoretical and methodological proposal Sequence Fedathi during class Among the Young promoted greater interaction student-student and student-tutor, so that this greater interaction allowed the expansion of discussions and questions which, in turn, resulted in a more concise knowledge acquisition process. Internal evaluations have shown, in their quantitative results, that, after using the methodology Among Youth, the increase in the number of hits compared to previous years, when the program had not yet been deployed. The product of external evaluations also indicated improved results obtained by students assisted by Program Youth with a Future.