Exploratory Study of Everyday Emotions in Mathematics Classes
This paper presents an exploratory study that seeks to analyze the emotional map of a group of 4th-grade elementary students from Chile during activities in the unit “Measurement: units of length, perimeter and area”, study gender differences, and explore the existence of emotional patterns. The stu...
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2018
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| Summary: | This paper presents an exploratory study that seeks to analyze the emotional map of a group of 4th-grade elementary students from Chile during activities in the unit “Measurement: units of length, perimeter and area”, study gender differences, and explore the existence of emotional patterns. The study uses a situated perspective that considers emotions to be part of local affects, short-lived and linked to specific conditions. The methods employed are a frequency analysis, a 2 test, a non-parametric Kruskal-Wallis test, and a cluster analysis. Globally, the map shows 45% positive emotions and 18.3% negative emotions. Men exhibit a higher average of blank responses than women, and appear less concerned. Lastly, clustering made it possible to define five emotional patterns. |
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