2008
DOI: 10.1590/s1413-24782008000200005
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As práticas cotidianas de alfabetização: o que fazem as professoras?

Abstract: Este trabalho buscou analisar como as práticas de alfabetização se têm caracterizado atualmente, tomando como eixo de investigação a "fabricação" do cotidiano escolar por professoras do 1º ano do primeiro ciclo da prefeitura da cidade do Recife. No campo teórico, apoiamo-nos em dois modelos distintos que analisam a dinâmica da construção/produção dos saberes escolares: o da transposição didática e o da construção dos saberes da ação. Para registrar como as professoras estavam transpondo as "mudanças didáticas"… Show more

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“…Thus, researchers often compare instructional methods for helping children to move from one stage of literacy development to the next (Martins & Silva, 2006a, 2006b; Silva & Martins, 2002) and study how children in different stages perform in various tasks (Ettore, Mangueira, Dias, Teixeira, & Nemr, 2008; Gindri, Keske-Soares, & Mota, 2007; Vernon et al, 2004). Teachers in many Latin American countries see their job as identifying a child’s stage of literacy development—presyllabic, syllabic, syllabic–alphabetic, or alphabetic—and helping the child to move to the next stage (Albuquerque, Morais, & Ferreira, 2008). The idea that children develop through these stages forms the basis for tests of writing and reading development that are used by government authorities (Oliveira & Silva, 2011).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Thus, researchers often compare instructional methods for helping children to move from one stage of literacy development to the next (Martins & Silva, 2006a, 2006b; Silva & Martins, 2002) and study how children in different stages perform in various tasks (Ettore, Mangueira, Dias, Teixeira, & Nemr, 2008; Gindri, Keske-Soares, & Mota, 2007; Vernon et al, 2004). Teachers in many Latin American countries see their job as identifying a child’s stage of literacy development—presyllabic, syllabic, syllabic–alphabetic, or alphabetic—and helping the child to move to the next stage (Albuquerque, Morais, & Ferreira, 2008). The idea that children develop through these stages forms the basis for tests of writing and reading development that are used by government authorities (Oliveira & Silva, 2011).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The studies were carried out with Brazilian Portuguese-speaking children because many previous studies of syllabic spelling have been done with Portuguese speakers (Cardoso-Martins et al, 2006; Martins & Silva, 2006a, 2006b) and because much pedagogical and theoretical importance has been attached to the syllabic stage in Brazil (e.g., Albuquerque et al, 2008; Ettore et al, 2008; Oliveira & Silva, 2011). …”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A necessidade da inserção dos alunos em práticas de escrita mais diversificadas do que as características dos diferentes métodos de alfabetização demanda o exercício da autonomia pelas alfabetizadoras (cf. ALBUQUERQUE;MORAIS;FERREIRA, 2008;GALVÃO;LEAL, 2005). Em outros termos, em função das transformações sociais, incluindo aí a emergências das tecnologias digitais, bem como do desenvolvimento produzido por pesquisas científicas, o processo de alfabetização exige, minimamente, das alfabetizadoras a garimpagem de propriedades de diferentes métodos para responder às demandas escolares.…”
Section: Por Uma Autonomia Das Alfabetizadorasunclassified
“…Authors who advocate an approach to reading and writing skills acquisition in the perspective of literacy, 1 among which we include ourselves, share this view. These authors include: Albuquerque, Morais and Ferreira (2008); Brandão andRosa (2005, 2010) (2005); Silva (2007Silva ( , 2008; Soares (2003Soares ( , 2004; Souza and Cardoso (2012).…”
Section: The Brazil Exam In 2010: An Analysis Of the Instrumentsmentioning
confidence: 99%