This work presents a problematization of the teaching of subjects linked to Mathematics in Higher Education. It aims to point out ways that enable student-centered teaching so that they can glimpse the applicability of mathematical concepts in their future profession. To this end, a theoretical framework is used based on Foucault's concepts of power and counter-conduct, the Decolonial movement and Ethnomathematics from the perspective of D’Ambrosio and Lara. In the end, it seeks confluences between these theories to point out possible paths for teaching committed to equity and quality training in Higher Education.
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