1. I litteraturlaboratoriet. Didaktisk praksis for litterær kompetanse
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Lars August Fodstad and Maja Myhre Thomassen
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Secondary level ,lcsh:P101-410 ,media_common.quotation_subject ,Performative utterance ,Competence model ,lcsh:Education (General) ,lcsh:Language. Linguistic theory. Comparative grammar ,Literacy ,sheridan blau ,Pedagogy ,Close reading ,Conversation ,Point of departure ,Sociology ,lcsh:L7-991 ,Competence (human resources) ,litterær kompetanse ,litteraturundervisning ,media_common - Abstract
Artikkelen undersoker i hvilken grad og pa hvilke mater visse undervisningsaktiviteter legger til rette for utvikling av elevers utvikling av litteraer kompetanse i norskfaget pa videregaende skole. Utgangspunktet er Sheridan Blaus modell for litteraer kompetanse, som inkluderer de tre bestanddelene tekstuell literacy, intertekstuell literacy og performativ literacy. Som et premiss for modellen ligger synet pa skjonnlitteratur som autentiske problem hvor elevleserne ma laere seg vedvarende konsentrert oppmerksomhet, toleranse for usikkerhet, samt a takle uenighet i tolkningsfellesskap. Gjennom observasjon og intervjuer analyseres og droftes elevenes respons pa og opplevelse av litteratur- undervisningen, med vekt pa elementer som naerlesning, notatskriving, ulike samtaleformer og metakognitiv refleksjon. Slik tilbyr studien en praksisnaer utforskning av litteraturundervisning i norskfaget. Abstract In the Literature Laboratory. Didactics for Literacy Competence This article explores to what extent and in what ways certain teaching activities facilitate the development of students’ literary competence in Norwegian upper secondary L1 education. The investigation’s point of departure is Sheridan Blau’s literary competence model, which includes the three components textual literacy, intertextual literacy, and performative literacy. This model’s main premise is an understanding of literature as authentic problems requiring the reading students to learn sustained concentrated attention, tolerance for uncertainty, and the ability to deal with disagreement in communities of interpretation. Through observation and interviews the students’ response to and experience with the literature instruction is analyzed and discussed, emphasizing elements such as close reading, note writing, different forms of conversation, and metacognitive reflection. Thus, the study offers a practice-oriented exploration of literature instruction in Norwegian L1 education.
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- 2020
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