Palavras-chave
Divisão
Educação infantil e anos iniciais
Formação de professores
Como Citar
Resumo
Assumindo que o conhecimento do professor exerce um papel crucial em sua prática e nas aprendizagens dos alunos e por ser a divisão um dos tópicos mais problemáticos para professores e para alunos, focamos nossa atenção no conteúdo do Conhecimento Especializado, revelado em um curso de especialização relativamente a este tópico, por professores que atuam desde a Educação Infantil. O material coletado das interações dos professores, ao discutirem uma tarefa para a formação, foi analisado segundo a lente do Mathematics Teachers’ Specialized Knowledge, com intuito de caracterizar o conteúdo do Conhecimento Especializado do professor no tópico de divisão. Dessa análise, emergiram descritores do Conhecimento Especializado do professor de e que ensina matemática relacionado a conceitos, procedimentos, propriedades, fundamentos e sistemas representacionais no âmbito da divisão, contribuindo para que, nos contextos formativos, sejam intencionalmente implementados instrumentos eficazes para desenvolver tal conhecimento.
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