Open-access A Systematic Review of Mathematical Practices in Integral and Full-Time Education

Abstract

This paper aims to analyze the characteristics of Integral and Full-Time Education revealed in mathematical practices at Brazilian public schools. Activity Theory is used to analyze the research corpus produced through a systematic review of literature provided by the Capes Theses and Dissertations Data Base from 2007 to 2024. The results reveal the tensions in the emergence of public-private partnerships and the relativization of the profile of the worker responsible for pedagogical monitoring, sometimes volunteers or educators from a different area of knowledge. They also reveal an effort when using the BNCC, either as a rule, individualizing the training of a student who is expected to be educated to become sensitive to collective issues, or as an artifact, perceived as a sort of parameter for the promotion of mathematical practices guided by alternative methodologies or research trends in Mathematics Education. Finally, it is indicated that the actualization of a Full-Time school committed to expanding students' school experiences requires the proposition of long-term public policies rather than short-term Integral Education programs.

Keywords
Mathematical Practices; Integral Education; Full-Time School; Systematic Review; Activity Theory

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