A MAGIA DA PROPORÇÃO ÁUREA
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https://doi.org/10.5212/Rev.Conexao.v.21.24273.012Abstract
This study aims to report the experience of the extension project "The Magic of the Golden Ratio", developed with an inclusive class of 40 sixth-grade students from a public school in the Federal District. The project sought to demystify the concept of the golden ratio through the interdisciplinarity of Mathematics and Art, using a qualitative methodology divided into three stages: theoretical, practical, and artistic creation. Although it achieved significant results, such as the artistic creation of the student with ASD, some activities that demanded greater mathematical abstraction and motor skills presented challenges for neurotypical students and students with autism. This highlighted the need for adaptations and the use of assistive materials and digital resources, providing greater inclusion and facilitating learning for all student profiles. These difficulties offer important subsidies to improve future activities, focusing on individualized support and alternative learning options.
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