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Brief Report: Preliminary Proposal of a Conceptual Model of a Digital Environment for Developing Mathematical
Maria Isabel Santos1, Ana Breda, Ana Margarida Almeida
1Student of Doctoral Program in Multimedia in Education/CIDMA, University of Aveiro, Aveiro, Portugal, isabelgomes@ua.pt.
Abstract:
There is clear evidence that in typically developing children reasoning and sense-making are essential in all mathematical learning and understanding processes. In children with autism spectrum disorders (ASD), however, these become much more significant, considering their importance to successful independent living. This paper presents a preliminary proposal of a digital environment, specifically targeted to promote the development of mathematical reasoning in students with ASD. Given the diversity of ASD, the prototyping of this environment requires the study of dynamic adaptation processes and the development of activities adjusted to each user's profile. We present the results obtained during the first phase of this ongoing research, describing a conceptual model of the proposed digital environment. Guidelines for future research are also discussed.
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