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This book presents an innovative project that integrates Mathematics and Portuguese Language through "Information Processing". The proposal aims to develop students' critical, analytical and communication skills, with a focus on practicing statistical concepts, such as preparing questions, collecting and analyzing data, and constructing graphs. The didactic sequence enables students to interpret and create graphs, organize information and improve oral and written communication. Based on theorists such as Morettin, Bussab, Freire and Demo, and in line with the BNCC, the project emphasizes…mehr

Produktbeschreibung
This book presents an innovative project that integrates Mathematics and Portuguese Language through "Information Processing". The proposal aims to develop students' critical, analytical and communication skills, with a focus on practicing statistical concepts, such as preparing questions, collecting and analyzing data, and constructing graphs. The didactic sequence enables students to interpret and create graphs, organize information and improve oral and written communication. Based on theorists such as Morettin, Bussab, Freire and Demo, and in line with the BNCC, the project emphasizes active methodologies and the centrality of the student in the learning process. The methodology involves theoretical explanations followed by practical activities, such as creating questionnaires, collecting data, making graphs and presentations, promoting a collaborative environment. Socializing the results with the school community consolidates the knowledge acquired. The book shows how disciplinary integration prepares students for the future, developing essential skills for their academic and professional lives.
Autorenporträt
Cícero dos Santos Teixeira and Layane Maria Castro de Oliveira were Mathematics and Portuguese Language teachers, respectively, of Saeb classes at CEM Prof. Paulo Machado - Piripiri-PI, both post-graduates in their fields, and developed this project and others with 9th grade students, who were protagonists in the projects, in the 2024 School Year.