Production of Meanings about Linear Systems through the Flow of Electric Current: a Didactic Situation
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https://doi.org/10.37467/gka-revedu.v3.595Keywords:
Linear Systems, Didactic Situation, Electric CurrentAbstract
The content of linear systems integrates the resolution of many problems, notably in Engineering. Despite its learning starts in previous school years, engineering students have shown deficits meanings necessary for application and later, decision-making to use this mathematical tool in academic-scientific-professional contexts. After the diagnosis of learning linear systems, limited to mechanized calculations off of interpretations that should be associated with the numerical results for these students, we investigated the favor of a didactic situation to deepen this knowledge and to bring to the foreground, the meanings useful for use with greater autonomy in the light of theoretical assumptions of Brousseau. To this end, it was proposed to thirty-six students, organized in groups of two and three members, the study of the flow of electric current in a circuit prepared for them, from which emerged a linear system studied and interpreted by the students through the teaching situation proposal. Qualitative research revealed that all subjects produced advanced school meant for it to be a linear system and their uses, revealing thus a viable didactic situation for the persecuted educational goals.
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