2013
DOI: 10.17771/pucrio.tradrev.22051
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Crenças E Concepções Do Tradutor Em Formação

Abstract: Dentre os vários fatores que influenciam o processo de ensino e aprendizagem, encontram-se as crenças que os alunos trazem consigo para a sala de aula e que, segundo os pesquisadores, direcionam o quê, como e quando o aluno decide aprender.As crenças podem ser entendidas, nas palavras de Barcelos e Vieira Abrahão (2006), como uma forma de pensamento, como construções da realidade, maneiras de ver e perceber o mundo e seus fenômenos, co-construídas em nossas experiências e resultantes de um processo interativo … Show more

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“…It is worth pointing out that there are not right or wrong answers about students' beliefs. Following Esqueda and Oliveira (2013), the aim of applying questionnaires was to identify the beliefs and reflect on the impacts they may have over the translators' training process. The present findings reinforce what Esqueda and Oliveira (2013), Rodrigues (2004) and Pagano (2000) contend: training plays an important role in changing students' beliefs, and consequently, in changing how they will act as professional translators/interpreters after graduating.…”
Section: Final Remarksmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…It is worth pointing out that there are not right or wrong answers about students' beliefs. Following Esqueda and Oliveira (2013), the aim of applying questionnaires was to identify the beliefs and reflect on the impacts they may have over the translators' training process. The present findings reinforce what Esqueda and Oliveira (2013), Rodrigues (2004) and Pagano (2000) contend: training plays an important role in changing students' beliefs, and consequently, in changing how they will act as professional translators/interpreters after graduating.…”
Section: Final Remarksmentioning
confidence: 99%