Nøgleord
Mellemtrinnet
Matematik
Kompetenceudvikling
Citation/Eksport
Resumé
Denne artikel undersøger integrationen af strategiske og kombinatoriske brætspil, såsom Othello, i matematikundervisningen ved anvendelse af fire designprincipper som sigter mod at styrke mellemtrinselevers matematiske ræsonnementskompetence. Artiklen fokuserer på en intervention i en 5. klasse. Det beskrives hvordan elevernes engagement i “undersøgende dialog” under Othello-relaterede aktiviteter kan skabe en platform der giver dem mulighed for at øve sig i at fremsætte matematiske ræsonnementer af både processuel og strukturel karakter. Artiklen konkluderer at sådanne aktiviteter kan bidrage positivt til udviklingen af elevers ræsonnementskompetence.
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