数学城市地图:提供和分享户外建模任务。与孩子相处的经历

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Atti Accademia Peloritana dei Pericolanti-Classe di Scienze Fisiche Matematiche e Naturali Pub Date : 2021-09-30 DOI:10.1478/AAPP.99S1A13

Angelo Ariosto, Daniela Ferrarello, M. Mammana, E. Taranto

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mathcitymap项目(MCM-Project)由德国法兰克福歌德大学IDMI开展，旨在提供和共享户外建模任务。我们创建了一个数学竞赛的门户网站和一个移动应用程序，并在世界各地的城市设计了几个数学竞赛任务，并由老师上传到一个系统中。然后，学生们通过移动应用程序或门户网站生成的pdf文件，步行路径及其任务，寻找并解决城市周围的数学建模任务。本文通过MCM-Project对小学生进行了实验教学活动。感谢MCM项目，我们能够在卡塔尼亚(意大利)设计我们的数学步道，并让一些10-11岁的学生参与其中。采用参与式观察、录像、访谈、问卷等方式收集数据。我们将展示这种活动如何有效地支持小学生在课堂外的数学建模过程。

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Math city map: Provide and share outdoor modelling tasks. an experience with children

The MathCityMap-project (MCM-Project), carried out by the IDMI Goethe- University Frankfurt (Germany), aims to provide and share outdoor modelling tasks. A web portal and a mobile app for math-trail program were created and several math-trail tasks were designed around cities allover the world and uploaded into a system by the teachers. Then students walk the trail and its tasks by the help of mobile app or a .pdf file (generated by the web portal) to find and solve mathematical modelling tasks around the city. In this paper we present the results of an experimental teaching activity through MCM-Project for primary school students. Thanks to MCM Project, we were able to design our math-trail in Catania (Italy) and involve some 10-11 aged students in its walking. Data were gathered by means of participatory observation, video recording, interviews, and questionnaires. We will show how much this kind of activity can be effective to support primary school students in the process of modelling mathematics outside the classroom.

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Atti Accademia Peloritana dei Pericolanti-Classe di Scienze Fisiche Matematiche e Naturali MULTIDISCIPLINARY SCIENCES-

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期刊介绍： This journal is of a multi- and inter-disciplinary nature and covers a broad range of fields including mathematics, computer science, physics, chemistry, biology, earth sciences, and their intersection. History of science is also included within the topics addressed by the journal. The transactions of the Pelorian Academy started out as periodic news sheets containing the notes presented by the members of the Divisions into which the Academy has been and still is organized, according to subject areas. The publication of these notes for the Division (“Classe”) of Mathematical, Physical and Natural Sciences is the responsibility of the Editorial Committee, which is composed of the Director of the division with the role of Chairman, the Vice-Director, the Secretary and two or more other members. Besides original research articles, the journal also accepts texts from conferences and invited talks held in the Academy. These contributions are published in a different section of the journal. In addition to the regular issues, single monographic supplements are occasionally published which assemble reports and communications presented at congresses, symposia, seminars, study meetings and other scientific events organized by the Academy or under its patronage. Since 2004 these transactions have been published online in the form of an open access electronic journal.