Mathematics Teaching in Youth and Adult Education in Manaus

Bruno Thayguara de Oliveira Ribeiro, Claudia Lisete Oliveira Groenwald

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Background: Youth and Adult Education (YAE) is a teaching modality aimed at young people, adults and older adults who need to complete their studies so that their specificities are respected within this teaching and learning process. Objectives: Analyse aspects related to mathematics teaching in the 3rd phase of Youth and Adult Education (YAE) through the continuing education of teachers who work in the segment, proposing new methodologies based on the results of the ADE (Student Performance Assessment). Design: The research carried out was of a qualitative exploratory nature, using psychometric theories as aids in the composition of the research, these being the classical test theory (CTT) and the item response theory (IRT). Setting and participants: From the universe of schools that compose the Semed - Manaus, a group of schools from the East Zone of Manaus was chosen; this choice was motivated by the fact that the area has the highest number of teachers (nine) who work in the 3rd phase of the YAE of Manaus. Data collection and analysis: The CTT/IRT was applied to the ADE, and the most difficult-level items were selected. For data collection, interviews, observation and application of forms on the Google Forms platform were used. Results: The research showed that teachers have many doubts regarding the curricular competencies that involve specific mathematics topics, mainly algebra. In the investigated group, none of the teachers had training in mathematics. Also, the textbook is not contextualised for the segment and does not include these new National Base skills. Schools also do not have digital resources to teach mathematics more playfully. Conclusions: Research shows that more mathematics training is needed for teachers in the segment. The Semed qualification sector needs to create a format aimed at YAE. Research is needed to assess the segment after the 3rd phase to verify the impact of mathematics teaching by teachers with no qualification in the area.

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Mathematics, Youth and Adult Education, Education

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DOI: https://doi.org/10.17648/acta.scientiae.7682

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