Competencies

Mathematical competence in science, technology and engineering

Personal, social and learning to learn competence

Competence in cultural awareness and expressions

Activity

The planets

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Theme: Integers and decimal.

Competencies

Mathematical competence in science, technology and engineering

Personal, social and learning to learn competence

Competence in cultural awareness and expressions

Subjects and year by Educational System

Spain > Mathematics > 2nd ESO > Number sense

Spain > Mathematics > 2nd ESO > Socio-affective sense

Enunciation

Observations and context

- She is studied in mathematics.

- Because of her great knowledge and her later contributions to science and culture, she was known as the "Silesian Pallas" (Pallas was the god of wisdom in Greek mythology). Apart from showing some talent for painting, music and poetry, she learned mathematics, medicine and history. She also mastered a great number of languages.

- Since ancient times there were women like Maria who were passionate about astronomy and mathematics, such as Enheduanna (c.-2285 -c.-2250 BC), considered the first astronomer in history, Aglaonice of Thessaly (c.-500-c.-400 BC), Hypatia of Alexandria (c.370-c.416 AC), Fatima de Madrid (c.900-c.1100 AC) and Ana Comneno (1083-1153).

- Contemporaries of hers were renowned astronomers and mathematicians such as Sophia Brahe (1556-1643), Elisabeth Hevelius (1647-1693) and Elena Lucrezia Cornaro Piscopia (1646-1684), philosopher and mathematician; and many others dedicated to other sciences such as Margaret Cavendish (1623-1673), prolific writer on natural philosophy (now physics); Martine Bertereau (1590-1642), specialist in mining engineering and mineralogist; or Marie Meurdrac (1610-1680), alchemist and chemist.

Description

Ordering of integers and decimals. Relate, deduce and draw conclusions from the results obtained.

Answer

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