The animals of our region: Interdisciplinary sequence with preschool teachers according to the New Mexican School
Abstract
To guarantee educational quality, the New Mexican School proposes to address integrating knowledge in the classroom. This research aims to develop principles for designing learning sequences that align with the New Mexican School. Therefore, we describe the co-design of a learning sequence with a group of preschool teachers to investigate ways to anticipate the teaching and learning of mathematics linked to community knowledge, art, engineering design and science. The methodology was qualitative, following the multi-serial design in three phases: 1) design of the sequence, 2) experimentation of the sequence with teachers, and 3) data analysis. Twenty-four teachers participated. Data were collected through videos, participant and non-participant observers' notes, photographs and written productions of the group and their students. The results show that the designed sequence promotes children's learning and provides feasible teaching strategies for its implementation. The multi-serial design was found to support the New Mexican School guidelines by co-designing with teachers to integrate knowledge and ensure project work. In addition, the learning sequence serves as a guide for the design of new sequences.
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