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Modelo de interfaz narrativa para facilitar el razonamiento matemático infantil

Translated title of the contribution: Narrative interface model to facilitate children's mathematical reasoning
  • Jorge Andres Montalvo Castro

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Abstract

This work develops and experimentally evaluates the prototype of a digital narrative interface that pretends to, simultaneously, exercise the reading comprehension and the resolution of elementary verbal arithmetic problems (EVAP). The prototype consists of an interactive story which includes various types of EVAP and incorporates a graphing calculator based on the «yupana» craft or «Incas abacus». The results of a qualitative validation carried out individually with 18 children of second grade of primary education suggest that the way to locate and present the numerical data of each EVAP is determinant to facilitate its correct resolution. The conclusions specify the qualities of an interdisciplinary narrative interface model and argue that, in order to achieve the expected learning, it is necessary to promote a sequential, metered, rewarding and visually attractive reading. In addition, it discusses the possible impact of touch screens in audiovisual language and the design of school textbooks.
Translated title of the contributionNarrative interface model to facilitate children's mathematical reasoning
Original languageSpanish
Article number32
Pages (from-to)22-34
Number of pages13
JournalDigital Education Review
Issue number32
StatePublished - 2017

UN SDGs

This output contributes to the following UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)

  1. SDG 4 - Quality Education
    SDG 4 Quality Education

Keywords

  • Narrative interface
  • Reading comprehension
  • Mathematical reasoning
  • Child education

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