Author Biography
Postdoctoral researcher in Mathematics Education at the University of São Paulo (USP). PhD in Mathematics Education from the São Paulo State University (Unesp), with a doctoral internship at Rutgers University (New Jersey, USA). Holds a degree in Mathematics, with specialization and a master’s degree in Mathematics Education from the Institute of Mathematics and Statistics at the Federal University of Goiás (IME/UFG). He is a tenured professor at the Goiano Federal Institute of Education, Science and Technology (IF Goiano), where he conducts research in Mathematics Education, Digital Technologies, and Innovation. He coordinates GPMATICS – Research Group on Mathematics, Technologies, and Innovations for Science and Society (CNPq), developing research, teaching, and outreach projects focused on integrating digital resources, artificial intelligence, educational robotics, and computational thinking into mathematics education.
He was an international fellow of the Creative Learning Program at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), Boston (USA), and leads institutional initiatives in partnership with public institutions. He is the author of mathematics textbooks and supplementary materials, including the collections Hora do Pensar (Trilhas das Letras Publishing) and Telecurso de Matemática (SciPlone Publishing/Roberto Marinho Foundation). His scientific production is diverse, with publications in specialized journals, book chapters, and educational materials.
He has received national and international awards and distinctions, including: Honorable Mention in the CAPES Thesis Award (2023), Innovative Researcher Trophy (FAPEG), recognition in Intellectual Property in Schools (INPI), Educator Nota 10 Award (Globo/FVC), Paulo Freire Trophy, and a mention in Design For Change. In 2021, he was the only Brazilian among the 50 finalists for the Global Teacher Prize, selected from nearly 9,000 teachers across 121 countries.
His main research interests include: (i) teaching and learning of Mathematics; (ii) computational mathematics and modeling; (iii) robotics and artificial intelligence applied to education; and (iv) teacher education and educational innovation mediated by digital technology.