Abstract
The objective of this article is to analyze how the minicyclones of expansive learning occurred during the development of mathematical tasks that involve the production of digital mathematical cartoons with 6th students at an elementary school in the interior of Brazil during the pandemic, Covid-19. 19. Thus, we base ourselves on the humans-with-media system and on qualitative research, whose sources and data production instruments were: field notes, questionnaires, audiovisual recordings, and student handouts. We analyzed the data through the method of analytical induction considering the analytical tool of minicyclones of expansive learning. The results indicated that minicyclones of expansive learning occur with expansion movements — questioning, criticism, and relationships between mathematics and society — at certain times and retraction movements — structured tasks and ready-made answers — at others. We conclude that thinking about approaches to break with the stable pattern of teaching and learning mathematics is something complex.
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