Graduated in Mathematics in 1996 and doctor in Psychopedagogy (thesis in Didactics of Mathematics) in 2002. Professor of the University of the Didactics of Mathematics area of the University of Huelva since 2011. Recognition of three six-year research periods from the National Commission for the Evaluation of Research Activity (Spain). Experience as a trainer of Primary and Secondary teachers in relation to the teaching of mathematics in initial and continuous training, as well as a teacher in Master's and Doctorate programs in Didactics of Mathematics. Research lines: Knowledge and professional development of the mathematics teacher. Mathematics teacher training. This experience has been linked to collaborative research projects with professors of different educational levels (from 1999 to the present), research projects funded by the national R&D program, Europeans and the Mexican government as a collaborating researcher.
The training of teachers already graduated is an underexplored area in research in Mathematics Education, especially in relation to their knowledge. We present here the results of a teaching experiment aimed at training graduate teachers. This experiment took place at the University of Huelva with a total of 39 teachers, in the context of an adaptation course to the Primary Degree. For the theoretical foundation of the experiment we used the model of Specialized Knowledge of the Mathematics Teacher, which in turn allowed us to generate a learning progression hypothesis. We will show both the design of the experiment and its retrospective analysis. The results of the study showed that teachers improve in the use of their knowledge of the subjects, and of the teaching of mathematics.
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