2015
DOI: 10.14393/revedfil.issn.0102-6801.v29nespeciala2015-p247a278
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A língua de sinais na formação de professores: Experiências no Espírito Santo e em Minas Gerais

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“…Despite this development, according to Lopes (2013), the academics still feel a discrepancy in relation to the knowledge they receive and what, in fact, they need to teach deaf students. The study of Veras and Brayner (2018) is opposed to Érica Alves Fernandes de Andrade's (2013) and Rodrigues and Vieira-Machado's (2015) because they found resistance from students in learning the language.…”
Section: Language Policies: Regulations and Legal Provisionsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Despite this development, according to Lopes (2013), the academics still feel a discrepancy in relation to the knowledge they receive and what, in fact, they need to teach deaf students. The study of Veras and Brayner (2018) is opposed to Érica Alves Fernandes de Andrade's (2013) and Rodrigues and Vieira-Machado's (2015) because they found resistance from students in learning the language.…”
Section: Language Policies: Regulations and Legal Provisionsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…According to Érica Alves Fernandes de Andrade (2013) and Rodrigues and Vieira-Machado (2015), despite the low course load of the subject and regardless of the content explored in the discipline, the presence of Libras in higher education can initiate a consistent process of social, political, cultural, and academic transformation. Despite this development, according to Lopes (2013), the academics still feel a discrepancy in relation to the knowledge they receive and what, in fact, they need to teach deaf students.…”
Section: Language Policies: Regulations and Legal Provisionsmentioning
confidence: 99%