Training of Teachers of Mathematics from the scope of the Intercultural Community College

Abstract

In this article the relationship between the formation of mathematics teachers with the substantive functions of the Intercultural Community University was analyzed. This is a qualitative study with a hermeneutic approach where a content analysis of books, scientific articles, press articles, laws, curriculum and teacher training programs, policies and institutional standards was performed. The results certify that the education and training of mathematic teachers from the academic ambit of the Intercultural Community University becomes a shared system practice between the university, the community, the State, organize civil society, the productive and business sector. Throughout this approach enables us to endorse the need to train mathematic teachers from the perspective of learning communities, creation and recreation of knowledge, ancestral knowledge a skills, social and communitarian accompaniment and advocacy strategy, management and intercultural communication for institutional development, cooperation, national and international solidarity and complementarity.