4E cognição para aprendizagem de matemática pós-pandemia: uma revisão sistemática
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Este estudo tem como objetivo descrever a adaptação das ideias da cognição 4E no estudo da aprendizagem da Matemática na pesquisa contemporânea, de modo que possa fornecer estratégias para qualificar processos pedagógicos e didáticos em sala de aula em tempos pós-pandêmicos. Artigos de texto completo foram pesquisados nas bases de dados Science Direct e Ebsco Academic Search Ultimate nos últimos 4 anos. Foram selecionados 56 artigos, os quais foram analisados por meio de análise de cluster, nuvem de palavras e mapas hierárquicos no Nvivo 11. Foram obtidos quatro núcleos temáticos (andaimes, trajetória sociocultural, multiplicidade e aquisição de conceitos básicos em matemática e exploração de nichos matemáticos) que permitem avançar na implementação de melhorias no ensino e aprendizagem no pós-pandemia.
Palavras-chave: Matemática; pandemia; cognição 4E; aprendizagem; revisão sistemática.
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