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Dan Meyer: Las clases de matemáticas necesitan un cambio de imagen.

Filmed Mar 2010 • Posted May 2010TEDxNYED
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Las clases actuales de matemáticas le enseñan a los estudiantes a esperar -y a sobresalir- en un trabajo que es como pintar por números; quitándole a los niños una habilidad mucho más importante que resolver problemas: Formularlos. En TEDxNYED, Dan Meyer muestra ejercicios probados en salones de clases que incitan a que los estudiantes se detengan y piensen.

Dan Meyer is exploring the way we teach teachers to teach kids. Full bio »

Translated into Spanish by Jaime Gonzalez Magallanes
Reviewed by Rafael Miranda Molina
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