Mathematics education in the context of education 5.0: Guidelines and pedagogical strategies for teaching
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https://doi.org/10.21527/2179-1309.2026.123.17378Keywords:
Personalization of Learning, Formative Assessment, Active Methodologies, Student Leadership, Pedagogical InnovationAbstract
This study aims to analyze the incorporation of Education 5.0 guidelines into the pedagogical practices implemented by three public school teachers participating in a continuing education course, in order to identify similarities, gaps, and potential in the mathematics teaching process. Education 5.0 seeks to align the critical use of digital technologies with the holistic development of students, promoting technical and socio-emotional skills. The investigation was conducted based on three pedagogical practices planned and implemented by public school teachers participating in a continuing education course. The practices were analyzed qualitatively, individually, using as a reference the guidelines established for pedagogical practices aligned with Education 5.0. The results highlight the centrality of the student, the ethical use of technology, and the valuing of contextualized and collaborative learning. Although all practices demonstrate potential for alignment with the proposal, the need to strengthen the evaluation process, making it more formative and reflective, is emphasized. The study proposes guidelines to guide new practices in mathematics education and reinforces the importance of an innovative, inclusive, and humanizing education.
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