Epistemic suitability of the unit of positive and negative numbers of the official seventh grade mathematics textbook of the Ministry of Education of Honduras

Keywords: Epistemic suitability, holistic or reference meaning, intended meaning, primary objects configuration

Abstract

The ontosemiotic approach is an integrative theoretical framework that provides the theoretical tools necessary for the study of didactic phenomena in the teaching-learning process of mathematics. This study presents the results of the use of the notion of didactic suitability and specifically of suitability in the epistemic facet. In this sense, strengths and weaknesses of a mathematics textbook were identified from the ontological and semiotic perspective. In addition, the necessary inputs are provided for the epistemic improvement of the textbook, its ontosemiotic configurations (primary objects) and an assessment of the contents presented by it.

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Author Biographies

Levin Dasayev Mendoza-Sánchez, Dowal School

Licenciado en Matemáticas. Profesor de Matemáticas Dowal School

Yefrin Ariel Ortiz-Pagoaga, Maestro de Educación Primaria. Profesor de la Escuela Normal Mixta Pedro Nufio

Maestro de Educación Primaria. Profesor de la Escuela Normal Mixta Pedro Nufio

Gerardo Alfredo Pinto-Murillo, Universidad Pedagógica Francisco Morazán

Licenciado en Matemáticas. Profesor de la Universidad Pedagógica Francisco Morazán.

Ivy Lou Green-Arrechavala, Universidad Pedagógica Francisco Morazán

Licenciado en Matemáticas. Profesor de la Universidad Pedagógica Francisco Morazán.

Published
2021-12-30
How to Cite
Mendoza-Sánchez, L., Ortiz-Pagoaga, Y., Pinto-Murillo, G., & Green-Arrechavala, I. (2021). Epistemic suitability of the unit of positive and negative numbers of the official seventh grade mathematics textbook of the Ministry of Education of Honduras. Electronic Journal of Knowledge, Knowledge and Practices, 4(1), 102-117. https://doi.org/https://doi.org/10.5377/recsp.v4i1.12098
Section
Education Research