Children’s literature in the first year of elementary school
a possibility for the elaboration of mathematical concepts
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.5335/rep.v31.15742Keywords:
historical-cultural psychology, children's literature, math education, early yearsAbstract
This article refers to the excerpt of a master's research based on the assumptions of Historical-Cultural Psychology and developed with students in the first year of elementary school in the mathematics classes of a school in the peripheral region of a city in the countryside of São Paulo. The research presented here is related to one of the selected episodes of the research and focused on the analysis of the production of senses and meanings by students about the concepts of higher and lower, from reading the story The Little Thumb. The results showed that the intervention activity, marked by dialogical interaction, enabled students to expand the meanings of the concepts of higher and lower. The speeches presented illustrate the production of meanings and how the meanings of words are appropriated by students and, consequently, favoring the development of their higher psychic functions.
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