Disputes in curriculum development processes: the Programme de la classe de troisième de Mathématiques (1997–1999) in France
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https://doi.org/10.1590/SciELOPreprints.15478Keywords:
History of mathematics education, Mathematics, Secondary education, Curriculum development, ExpertsAbstract
This work analyzes the processes involved in developing the Programme de la classe de troisième de Mathématiques, published in France (1997-1999), with regard to defining the knowledge required for teaching and training mathematics teachers. It considers Brazilian and French studies for the historical research; it draws on the studies of Hofstetter and Schneuwly on the concept of expert and the production of knowledge; and on Bourdieu's work for understanding the fields and agents involved. Normative documents, letters, opinions, meeting records, and other sources were used, allowing for a historical perspective on the processes, negotiations, and behind-the-scenes aspects of curriculum development, identifying the participation of agents and experts and the interaction between different fields and tensions.
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Copyright (c) 2026 Sidnéia Almeida Silva, Marc Moyon, Luciane de Fatima Bertini

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Fundação de Amparo à Pesquisa do Estado de São Paulo
Grant numbers 2024/08927-0;2022/10635-2
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