MATEMÁTICA E GESTÃO DA SALA DE AULA: COMO LIDAR COM DIFERENTES RITMOS DE APRENDIZAGEM
MATEMÁTICA E GESTÃO DA SALA DE AULA: COMO LIDAR COM DIFERENTES RITMOS DE APRENDIZAGEM
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DOI: https://doi.org/10.22533/at.ed.9541225180313
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Palavras-chave: Metodologias Ativas. Diferenciação Pedagógica. Tecnologias Educacionais. Ensino de Matemática.
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Keywords: Active Methodologies. Differentiated Instruction. Educational Technologies. Mathematics Teaching.
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Abstract: The diversity of learning paces in Mathematics classrooms represents a significant challenge for teachers and educational managers. The heterogeneity of students directly impacts teaching dynamics, requiring effective pedagogical strategies to ensure inclusive and equitable education. This study aimed to analyze innovative pedagogical practices that can assist in classroom management and adaptation to different learning paces in Mathematics. To achieve this, a mixed-methods approach was adopted, consisting of a systematic literature review based on the PRISMA protocol and statistical data analysis from recent studies. Indexed scientific articles and institutional reports from organizations such as UNESCO and OECD were examined. The results indicated that active methodologies, differentiated instruction, and the use of educational technologies significantly contribute to improving Mathematics teaching. Project-based learning, gamification, and adaptive platforms have shown positive impacts on knowledge retention and student motivation. Furthermore, public policies aimed at teacher training and technological infrastructure were fundamental for the successful implementation of these strategies. However, challenges such as teacher resistance and inequality in access to technological resources persist. It is concluded that a dynamic educational model that incorporates innovative methodologies and digital tools can be the key to reducing learning inequalities and maximizing students' potential. Future research should explore the effectiveness of these approaches in different educational contexts and their relationship with the development of socio-emotional skills.
- Erica Lamara Gomes Alves Grigorio
- Gleison Silva Pereira
- Josimar dos Santos Macêdo
- Flaviano Moura Pereira
- Evanildo Borges da Silva
- Vanderley Soares Felix
- Valterlli Costa Rocha
- Maxsuel Gonçalves de Oliveira