Repositori URV

Identificador: TDX:684

Handle: https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11797/TDX684

Autores:
Castro de Bustamante, Jeannette Coromoto

Resumen:
Given the nature of educational-student interaction, is easy to understand that no only are knowledge, ideas and concepts transmitted, but beyond that, there is an unconscious motivational attitude, on the part of the teacher that can indeed affect the student´s behavior, motivations and interests. Thus, the fact that the teacher might assume to positive attitude towards the teaching of Mathematics, implies the commitment whit that sciences from to cognitive, affective and conative dimension, evidencing that 'he/she knows how to teach Mathematical' through mastering of facts, concepts, principles, rules, procedures and algorithms, as well as an unparalleled of the subject matter from to didactic point of view, favoring this way, the infantile learning in this area. It is as well as it is interesting, from such dimensions, to analyze the attitude that assumes the teacher before the teach of the Mathematical, with the purpose of establishing points that leads the formulation of a plan for increasing the positive behaviors toward to the mathematic teaching.