Praxis Investigativa ReDIE

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Authors: Yerlys Aimara Sánchez Araque

In Venezuela, in particular, many mathematical contents of this culture have been devalued, destroyed or forgotten since the moment of the European invasion of the American continent, with the destruction of a great quantity of our patrimonies. Of course, many of the mathematical knowledge has been lost and others have been buried in such a colonizing process. And with this, a teaching of mathematical knowledge centered on procedures, calculations and exact results has been imposed in the classroom, the forms of evaluation that are implemented tend to be rigorous to allow obtaining a grade. These characteristics have not allowed qualitative evaluations to be developed, for example, only results are quantified, losing social pertinence, moving away from the reality of the learner and his everyday life. This reflexive theoretical research aims to analyze the teaching of mathematics from the triad complexity - everydayness - ethnomathematics, taking into account qualitative evaluations that aims to develop a critical and reflective thinking, where students are taught to solve problems of daily life using of the knowledge of this important scientific area. Guiding them to develop their skills and the construction of useful knowledge for life. However, in the future other bonanzas that this relationship brings to the investigation will be needed. Mathematics from its origin are immersed in the history and culture of humanity, are essential for the advancement of society, and is interwoven in the activities performed by the subject in their day to day. According to these changes from the teaching of mathematics arises ethnomathematics, based on the practices of social groups according to their beliefs, environment and everyday, to give an explanation of how society makes use of and applies such an important discipline and addresses it.

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Authors: Bonifacio Doroteo Pérez Alcántara, Fernando Carreto Bernal y Carlos Reyes Torres

This article is part of the research project “Working experience of graduate students of the B. Sc. in Geography”, registered before the Research Department and Postgraduate studies (SIEA), in the Autonomous University of the State of Mexico. The objective was to know the proportion of graduates, who graduate and enrolled in the labor market, and how their professional performance was, considering the year before their graduation, the year immediately after it, and their current employment. This was a non-experimental type of research, taking into account the 2003-2008 generation up to the 2010-2015 one. The universe included 340 graduates. By means of a probabilistic sampling, the simple random type, 67 graduates were chosen for the global investigation, since they all confirmed to have reached their professional degree. Results show how, as time goes by, their professional performance increases, with a more solid link between input and output, but the satisfaction levels are less favorable.

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Authors: Hilda Vanessa Murillo Martínez y Luis Manuel Martínez Hernández

Nowadays, it is a matter of heated discussion to decide what is role the teacher's, what are their responsibilities and limits, as well as the extent to which they work together with parents. This situation is complex and it depends the situation depends on how it looks through different visions. Although it is true, we have our own limitations as people and teachers, we must look at this in both ways personal and intellectual, however, if we consider our roles and responsibilities in front of a group which should head the list would be innovation, that is, introduce new to the classrooms to teach an art and that learning becomes a pleasure, and where we aren’t´ seen as isolated subjects, but using transversally to make a link not only with social axes but making a combination from language and communication with language learning, mathematical thinking knowing that it is also a language and not necessarily numbers and algorithms, to be able to access a natural and social environment.

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Authors: Edgar Fabián Torres Hernández, Luis Felipe Ali El-Sahili González y Víctor Gutiérrez Olivarez

The present text reports the process of application and analysis of the Occupational Burnout Scale (EDO) that aims to diagnose the level of burnout syndrome with a study sample of 501 teachers in the city of León, Guanajuato, México. Results showed an elevated level of depersonalization and then, was explored with the detail their metric characteristics –reliability and validity- through of statistic descriptive, inferential and the model of structural linear equations (SEM). Between the main findings are inconsistencies in the general reliability of the test, in addition the subscales and weak associations in the scale of depersonalization, in self and in association with emotional exhaustion and achievement dissatisfaction; through the SEM technique, demonstrated a low predictive ability of this factor. The importance of replanting the EDO is discussed, specifically, the subscale of depersonalization, and need of elaborate a test that is bent on to diagnose the burnout in specific populations of México, particularly, of attention to people.

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Authors: Pedro José López

In the present investigation of reflexive theoretical type, from the comprehensive hermeneutics, the ludic one was analyzed as enriching of Van Hiele's model for the education of the geometry in the Venezuelan Average Education, from these perspectives the different conceptions on the ludic were reviewed, and the benefits that it offers during the development of these activities in the classroom. From this perspective, contributions are obtained to a new way of seeing the process of teaching geometry in the current times. Playful transforms the phases of this model allowing the development of geometry content is pleasant and understandable and can be contextualized depending on the daily life and student life