Mixed Reality Simulators in the Development of Skills in the Initial Training of Mathematical Educators
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https://doi.org/10.5752/P.2316-9451.2023v11n1p57-82Keywords:
Initial teacher education. Mathematics teaching. Mixed reality simulators. Technology. Teaching práxis.Abstract
This study, characterized as a Systematic Literature Review (SLR), investigates the use of mixed reality simulators in the initial education of mathematics teachers. In an exploratory approach, we searched for articles that dealt with the theme within the development of teaching skills and competencies frame. The analysis of the 23 articles found, through a quantitative-qualitative approach, allowed to identify the aspects of teacher education related to the importance of feedback from teacher educators on the performance of future teachers at the time of experimentation; the possibility of developing high leverage pratices; in addition to translating learning into real work situations, highlighting classroom management skills, such as those involving teaching- learning methodologies, languages, and attitudes. The results open possibilities for future research, allowing reflections and questions related to the emerging forms of initial teacher education from a technological perspective.
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