2017
DOI: 10.1590/010318138649840291441
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Ensino De Línguas Como Palco De Política Linguística: Mobilização De Repertórios Sobre Gênero,

Abstract: RESUMO Com o objetivo de discutir que o ensino de línguas é palco de política linguística (RAJAGOPALAN, 2011), começamos este artigo ressaltando que políticas linguísticas e educacionais são discursos e textos produzidos por múltiplas fontes e resultantes de muitas disputas (LOPES, 2006). Exemplificamos dois desses campos em disputa nos valendo do mais recente texto legal da Educação Básica, a Base Nacional Comum Curricular. O primeiro campo se refere ao estabelecimento da língua inglesa como componente curric… Show more

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“…As some authors have discussed in the field of AL, the inheritances of colonial relations have been present in research, teaching practices and teacher education (JUCÁ, 2016;PESSOA;HOELZLE, 2017), especially in the area of foreign languages, and, to be more precise, in the English language.…”
Section: Questioning Truths In the Education Of English Teachersmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…As some authors have discussed in the field of AL, the inheritances of colonial relations have been present in research, teaching practices and teacher education (JUCÁ, 2016;PESSOA;HOELZLE, 2017), especially in the area of foreign languages, and, to be more precise, in the English language.…”
Section: Questioning Truths In the Education Of English Teachersmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Influenced by decolonial and postcolonial authors, some Brazilian scholars from the areas of Linguistics, Applied Linguistics, and Literature have been reflecting on the need to search for epistemic diversity (Borelli, 2018;Carbonieri, 2016aCarbonieri, , 2016bJordão, 2014Jordão, , 2016Fabrício, 2017;Pessoa and Hoelzle, 2017;Severo, 2017;Silvestre, 2016;Zolin-Vesz, 2016), as hierarchies are still very strong in our field. For example, in the area of Teacher Education, hierarchy exists between university profes-sors ("who have scientific knowledge") and student teachers ("who, at best, have common sense"), and between university professors and school teachers ("who have practical knowledge"); in the area of Language Teaching, between teachers and students, native speakers and non-native speakers, standard language and other "varieties", center-based methods and local methods, center-produced materials and local material; and in the area of Literature, between the Western literary canon and marginalized writing.…”
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confidence: 99%