599 results on '"teaching literature"'
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152. Reading and Teaching Cathy Park Hong's Dance Dance Revolution beyond National Borders.
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Parks, Justin
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TRANSNATIONAL education ,AMERICAN studies ,STUDY & teaching of American literature - Abstract
This essay discusses Cathy Park Hong's book-length poem Dance Dance Revolution (2007) in the context of the transnational turn in American studies. The essay discusses the ways in which the text thematizes history and language in its representation of contemporary global issues and argues that Dance Dance Revolution provides an important context for discussing issues and conflicts arising between the contemporary West and its discontents, and for interrogating modes of global cultural and linguistic fluidity. It then draws on the author's experience of teaching the text in an advanced undergraduate course at a Finnish university as it examines the applicability of a transnational approach to teaching US literature and cultural studies in a contemporary European context. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2017
153. EFL Learners' Higher Order Thinking and Technology Based Instruction in Literature Case Study of Biskra University 2nd year Students.
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Betka, Nadia Rezig
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ENGLISH language education ,ACADEMIC achievement ,LITERATURE studies ,TEACHING methods ,DISTANCE education - Abstract
The presence of higher order thinking aspects in EFL learners' productions constitutes one of the major achievements of the teaching process. It denotes learners' ability to think, analyze and draw conclusions about the taught information. Different approaches were implemented to promote EFL learners' critical thinking but they were limited into questioning strategies that raise speculation. The present paper is an investigation of the advantages of implementing technology devices to promote Algerian University EFL learners' higher order thinking. Noticing that their written productions in literature carried almost no critical thinking aspects, this case study attempts to check the usability of E learning in developing EFL learners' ability to think critically through a qualitative method of research. The study is based on data obtained from a questionnaire administered to second year students on their attitude towards replacing the traditional classroom by a technology classroom. An E-learning test was initiated through Emails to deliver and correct home works where analysis and speculation questions were designed. The results showed that 83% of the sample were in favour of change and admitted that they spend more than 2 hours a day using their digital devices for entertainment as well as for research. Learners' answers to the test questions carried analysis, reliance on evidence and argumentation. E learning can motivate EFL learners to combine research with learning in foreign languages classrooms. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2017
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154. La didáctica de la literatura: hacia la consolidación del campo.
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Munita, Felipe
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- 2017
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155. ИСТОРИЧЕСКИ ОПИТ И СЪВРЕМЕННИ ПРАКТИКИ В ПРЕПОДАВАНЕТО НА ЛИТЕРАТУРА. ПОГЛЕД КЪМ ИСТОРИЯТА НА ИЗРАЗИТЕЛНОТО ЧЕТЕНЕ В БЪЛГАРСКОТО УЧИЛИЩЕ
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Петкова, Ивана
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The present article is a short review of Nicola Stanev's book “Expressive Reading”, which is the first theoretical essay on reciting literature. Referring to past experiences and reviving this classical aesthetic practice, the author of the article highlights the opportunity to study literary texts at school through focused interactions with the texts, a kind of enacting, which discloses the practical rather than the metaliterary discourse in teaching literature. This opportunity, unfortunately, has been missed at schools the last decades. The analysis of Stanev's work focuses on the educational potential of expressive reading and its aesthetic character. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2017
156. 25. König, Lotta. 2018. Gender-Reflexion mit Literatur im Englischunterricht. Fremdsprachendidaktische Theorie und Unterrichtsbeispiele [Reflecting on gender norms with literature. Theory and practice of foreign language teaching]. Stuttgart u. a.: Metzler, 405 pp
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FOREIGN language education ,GENDER ,THEORY-practice relationship - Abstract
In her thesis, Lotta König shows how to critically reflect on norms of gender and sexuality in foreign language classes with the help of literary texts. The monograph combines theories of teaching culture and literature with an overview of gender studies to consider implications for teaching about gender. The theory on gender is differentiated along the lines of socio-critical, constructivist and deconstructivist currents of gender studies and queer theory which are questioned as to their different implications for learning goals when teaching gender. [Extracted from the article]
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- 2019
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157. The Role of Aesthetics in Swedish Literature Studies: A Survey beyond Measurability of the Teaching of Literature
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Spoke Wintersparv
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media_common.quotation_subject ,Pedagogical Work ,Pedagogiskt arbete ,the Reading Experience ,teaching ,Education ,Comprehension ,reading ,Reading (process) ,aesthetics ,Pedagogy ,teaching literature ,Psychology ,media_common - Abstract
Organizational frameworks in Swedish schools have resulted in instrumentality and measurability. To literature studies, this has led to a focus on comprehension and pro!ciency at the expense of aesthetic aspects of !ction-reading. This study examines how teachers in Swedish upper secondary schools relate the aesthetic experience to literature studies. Data was collected using an online questionnaire, answered by 22 teachers. The !ndings suggest that participants are aware of and include the aesthetic aspects of !ction-reading, while at the same time prioritizing instrumental goals, such as language development and reading comprehension.
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- 2021
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158. OBJECTIVES, FUNCTION, AND TEACHING MATERIAL OF INDONESIAN LITERATURE IN CURRICULUM KTSP AND K13 AT SMA LEVEL
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Andayani Andayani, Sarwiji Suwandi, and Eko Triono
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k13 ,media_common.quotation_subject ,curriculum ,ktsp ,SMA ,teaching literature ,KTSP ,K13 ,lcsh:Education (General) ,Indonesian literature ,Mathematics education ,Psychology ,Function (engineering) ,lcsh:L7-991 ,Curriculum ,Language ,media_common - Abstract
In its teaching, literature undergoes a change in approach along with curriculum changes. This study aims to 1) describe the purpose of teaching literature in curriculum KTSP and K13 at the level of high school; 2) to describe the function of literary teaching in the curriculum of KTSP and K13 in SMA; and 3) to describe the literary teaching materials in the curriculum of KTSP and K13 at SMA level. This research is qualitative descriptive type. The research data is obtained from document archive, informant, and textbook of Indonesian KTSP and K13. Data validity is done by triangulation method and data triangulation. Data collection techniques are content analysis and structured interviews. Data were analyzed interactively. The results of this research are the purpose of teaching literature in KTSP and K13 at SMA level is that students are able to analyze and create literary works, as well as develop individual and social character through literary works. The function of literary teaching in KTSP and K13 is to make literary works as a means of achieving language skills. Third, the literary teaching materials in KTSP and K13 are short stories, poems, plays, novels, reviews.
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- 2020
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159. Interconnected literacy practices: exploring classroom work with literature in adult second language education
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Walldén, Robert
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Teaching of literature ,Erwachsenenbildung ,Schreib- und Lesefähigkeit ,Observation of teaching ,Literacy ,Roman ,Critical literacy ,Adult education ,Fremdsprachiger Spracherwerb ,0504 sociology ,Reading (process) ,Narrative structure ,ComputingMilieux_COMPUTERSANDEDUCATION ,Textarbeit ,second language instruction ,Novel ,media_common ,lcsh:LC8-6691 ,05 social sciences ,Studie ,050301 education ,Didaktik ,Negotiation ,Swedish language ,Psychology ,reader-response ,Erziehung, Schul- und Bildungswesen ,Conversational teaching ,media_common.quotation_subject ,Unterrichtsgespräch ,Strategy ,Adult training ,Zweitsprachenerwerb ,Swede ,Aufzeichnung ,Education ,Style (sociolinguistics) ,ddc:370 ,Strategie ,critical literacy ,Erwachsenenbildung / Weiterbildung ,Mathematics education ,Alphabetisierung ,Fachdidaktik/Sprache und Literatur ,adult education ,Sweden ,lcsh:Special aspects of education ,Unterrichtsbeobachtung ,Didactics ,050401 social sciences methods ,Second-language acquisition ,Literaturunterricht ,Lesen ,Recording ,Schwedisch ,Second language acquisition ,teaching literature ,0503 education ,Schweden - Abstract
Previously, there has been little research conducted on how teachers and adult second language learners negotiate the challenge of reading authentic novels in the target language. This qualitative classroom study explores literacy practices in adult intermediate second language instruction, involving two teachers and their diverse student groups over four weeks of work with literature. The material has been generated during weekly book discussions, through observations, voice recordings and the collection of texts and other teaching materials. The result shows a strong orientation towards meaning-making, which was scaffolded by the teachers directing attention to language, style and narrative structure. Thus, different kinds of literacy practices were interconnected. Although practices of critical text analysis were not prioritised by the participant teachers, it is shown how the students used their diverse experiences and knowledge to read both ‘with’ and ‘against’ the grain of the text. Implications for teaching and steering documents are discussed.
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- 2020
160. Contribuciones de la gamificación a la formación continua del profesor: el escape book como estrategia metodológica
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Gomes, Cristiane and Rosa, Lúcia
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Ensino ,Gamificación ,Formação docente ,Gamificação ,Teacher education ,Literature ,Docencia ,Formación de profesores ,Literatura ,Gamification ,Teaching literature - Abstract
The pedagogical resignifications, so necessary for education, have brought to light the need for teacher training more focused on the role of the teacher as a mediator in the teaching and learning processes. It is up to the educational networks to provide their teachers with theoretical and practical training moments that help them to develop their work proposals from the pedagogical line adopted by the network in which they are inserted. Within this perspective, this study, which is part of the author's Master's research, presents the contributions of Gamification to the continuing education of teachers, through the Escape Book methodology, which, based on the logic of the escape room, as an escape game , consists in the approach of the linguistic-literary universe, inherent to the teaching practice, from gamification's own resources. This methodology, developed with the group of Portuguese teachers from the municipal education network of Esteio, aims to bring practical and theoretical subsidies that enable integration and engagement among the participants in this process, for the advancement of studies of methodologies that provide increasingly significant learning. to students, based on the qualification of methodological resources of their teachers. The theoretical basis for this study will be Bacich and Moran (2018) and Moran (2019), with regard to teaching methodologies, Freire (2004), (2020) with regard to Education, Schlemmer (2014) and Carolei and Tori (2014) and Carolei and Bruno (2018) regarding Gamification. Las reinterpretaciones pedagógicas, tan necesarias para la educación, han puesto de manifiesto la necesidad de una formación docente más centrada en el papel del docente como mediador en los procesos de enseñanza y aprendizaje. Corresponde a las redes educativas brindar a sus docentes momentos de formación teórica y práctica que les ayuden a desarrollar sus propuestas de trabajo desde la línea pedagógica adoptada por la red en la que se insertan. En esta perspectiva, este estudio, que forma parte de la investigación del Máster del autor, presenta los aportes de la Gamificación a la formación continua de los docentes, a través de la metodología Escape Book, que, partiendo de la lógica de la sala de escape, como juego de escape consiste en el acercamiento del universo lingüístico-literario, inherente a la práctica docente, a partir de los recursos propios de la gamificación. Esta metodología, desarrollada con el grupo de profesores portugueses de la red de educación municipal de Esteio, tiene como objetivo traer subsidios prácticos y teóricos que permitan la integración y el compromiso de los participantes en este proceso, para el avance de estudios de metodologías que brinden aprendizajes cada vez más significativos. a los estudiantes, en base a la calificación de los recursos metodológicos de sus docentes. La base teórica de este estudio serán Bacich y Moran (2018) y Moran (2019), en lo que respecta a las metodologías de enseñanza, Freire (2004), (2020) en lo que respecta a Educación, Schlemmer (2014) y Carolei y Tori (2014) sobre Gamificación. As ressignificações pedagógicas, tão necessárias à educação, têm trazido à tona a necessidade de formações docentes mais focadas no papel do professor enquanto mediador nos processos de ensino e de aprendizagem. Cabe às redes de ensino proporcionarem aos seus docentes momentos formativos teóricos e práticos que os auxiliem a desenvolver suas propostas de trabalho a partir da linha pedagógica adotada pela rede na qual está inserido. Dentro dessa perspectiva, o presente estudo, que faz parte da pesquisa de Mestrado da autora, apresenta as contribuições da Gamificação para a formação continuada de professores, através da metodologia do Escape Book, que, baseado na lógica do escape room, como jogo de fuga, consiste na abordagem do universo linguístico-literário, inerente à prática docente, a partir de recursos próprios da gamificação. Essa metodologia, desenvolvida com o grupo de professores de português da rede municipal de ensino de Esteio, visa trazer subsídios práticos e teóricos que possibilitem integração e engajamento entre os participantes desse processo, para o avanço dos estudos de metodologias que proporcionem aprendizagens cada vez mais significativas aos estudantes, a partir da qualificação de recursos metodológicos de seus professores. A base teórica para este estudo será Bacich e Moran (2018) e Moran (2019), no que diz respeito às metodologias de ensino, Freire (2004), (2020) no que concerne à Educação, Schlemmer (2014) e Carolei e Tori (2014) e Carolei e Bruno (2018) referentes à Gamificação.
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- 2022
161. Literature in the foreign language syllabus: Engaging the student through active learning / El rol de la literatura en la enseñanza de lengua extranjera: la implicación del estudiante en el aula a través del aprendizaje activo
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Agustín Reyes Torres
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enseñanza de la literatura ,aprendizaje activo ,teaching literature ,active learning ,Language and Literature - Abstract
Resumen: ¿Por qué es tan importante para el profesor de lengua extranjera en la actualidad hacer uso de la literatura en el aula? Esta comunicación destaca el papel de la literatura a la hora de implicar al estudiante en el aprendizaje de la lengua extranjera y hacerle practicarla. El aprendizaje activo es en este sentido un factor clave para motivarle a leer y trabajar con los textos literarios. Del mismo modo, el rol del profesor como facilitador y el uso de estrategias como el seminario socrático constituyen recursos efectivos para situar al estudiante como sujeto central de la enseñanza, consiguiendo así su implicación y haciendo el aprendizaje más personal, significativo y memorable.Abstract: Why is it so important for foreign language teachers today to use literature in the classroom? This paper highlights the benefits of literature in making students more discerning users and consumers of language. Active learning is in this sense a key factor in engaging the learner with the literary works. Likewise, the role of the teacher as a facilitator and the use of strategies such as the Socratic Seminar constitute effective ways to shift the balance from teacher-centered to student-centered instruction, thus increasing students’ engagement and providing forums for learning to be more personal, meaningful, and memorable.
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- 2012
162. APPROACHES TO TEACHING BRITISH AND AMERICAN LITERATURE: A CROSS-CULTURAL STUDY.
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Tsepkova, Anna and Vilisova, Ekaterina
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LITERATURE teachers , *STUDENT attitudes , *RUSSIAN students , *LITERATURE studies , *CROSS-cultural studies - Abstract
The aim of the article is to compare the approaches used by teachers of literature across cultures and students' attitudes to these approaches, including types of literature lessons, assessment types and preferred ways of studying literature. The research is based on the comparative quantitative and qualitative analyses of questionnaires distributed among the Russian students (Novosibirsk State Pedagogical University) and International exchange programme students of Ghent University, Belgium (2016). The article addresses the following research questions: (1) the differences and similarities of approaches to teaching literature at school and university in Russia and abroad; (2) students' needs and opinions on effective forms of organizing in-class and out-of-class work employed during literature classes in Russia and abroad. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2016
163. Teaching Literature in the Age of E-Literacy
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Anne Mabry
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Teaching Literature ,Age of E-Literacy ,History of scholarship and learning. The humanities ,AZ20-999 ,Language and Literature - Abstract
In this paper Anne Mabry deals with the issue of teaching literature with the help of technology for the purpose of human resource development in the age of internet.
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- 2009
164. Memórias literárias: a relevância da formação literária do professor para a mediação da literatura na educação básica
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Carrijo, Ranyelle Rosa, Faria , Vivianne Fleury de, Faria, Vivianne Fleury de, Vieira , Ilma Socorro Gonçalves, and Canedo, Rogério Max
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Teacher training ,Formação docente ,Mediação ,Mediation ,Formação do leitor literário ,Formation of the literary reader ,Ensino de literatura ,EDUCACAO [CIENCIAS HUMANAS] ,Teaching literature - Abstract
Esta pesquisa nasceu de uma inquietação pessoal, quando percebemos, pela nossa experiência como docente e coordenadora pedagógica da Rede Municipal de Aparecida de Goiânia, que muitos pedagogos e professores de Língua Portuguesa não têm como um de seus principais focos de interesse a formação do leitor literário na Educação Básica. Nossa hipótese, baseada em observação, é a de que a falta de uma formação inicial e continuada, que contemple a leitura de textos literários e sua mediação, bem como de políticas públicas adequadas são empecilhos para a atuação desses profissionais no ensino de literatura. Nesse ponto, cabe questionar: como a formação docente continuada pode contribuir para a mediação do texto literário na Educação Básica? O eixo da discussão consiste em investigar a formação literária do professor no Brasil e como ela pode ser determinante no ensino de literatura para, a partir desse diagnóstico, podermos contribuir para uma reflexão acerca do ensino de literatura. Acreditamos que, para ensinar literatura na escola, é essencial que o professor seja, ele mesmo, um leitor contumaz e atue como mediador, levando o aluno a construir os significados latentes no texto literário. Como base teórica, o estudo recorreu a Antonio Candido (1972, 1989, 1995), Regina Zilberman (1985, 2001, 2012), Tzvetan Todorov (2009), Teresa Colomer (2003, 2007), Julio Cortázar (2006), Paulo Freire (1921, 1987), entre outros. Como corpus literário, foram selecionados alguns contos infantis de Clarice Lispector: A Vida Íntima de Laura (2012), O Mistério do Coelho Pensante (2013), A mulher Que Matou os Peixes (2017), Quase de Verdade (2014), Doze lendas brasileiras: Como nasceram as estrelas (2014). A pesquisa aconteceu em uma escola municipal de Aparecida de Goiânia, com os professores do Ensino Fundamental I. Como ponto de partida, foi realizada uma roda de leitura/conversa com três turmas de faixa etária entre oito e onze anos, a fim de diagnosticar possíveis entraves entre leitor e leitura literária. Posteriormente, realizamos entrevistas com os professores. Os diagnósticos subsidiaram as oficinas de ensino de literatura para professores, baseadas em textos teóricos e literários, tendo por objetivo, de um lado, proporcionar momentos de discussão sobre o ensino de literatura e, de outro, deleitar-se com os contos da autora Clarice Lispector. Tanto as entrevistas quanto as oficinas foram desenvolvidas em ambiente virtual, como medida de prevenção à disseminação da Covid-19 (doença infecciosa causada pelo novo coronavírus - SARS-CoV-2). A pesquisa conta, ainda, com um produto educacional em mídia audiovisual intitulado “Memórias Literárias”, que está vinculado ao Mestrado Profissional Stricto Sensu do Programa de Pós-Graduação em Ensino na Educação Básica do Centro de Ensino e Pesquisa Aplicada à Educação (CEPAE) da Universidade Federal de Goiás (UFG) e, portanto, segue disponibilizado no sítio do Programa de Pós-Graduação em Ensino na Educação Básica (https://pos.cepae.ufg.br) This research was born from a personal concern, when we realized, from our experience as teachers and pedagogical coordinator of the Municipal Network of Aparecida de Goiânia, that many pedagogues and Portuguese Language teachers do not have as one of their main focuses of interest the formation of literary readers in Basic Education. Our hypothesis, based on observation, is that the lack of initial and continuing education, which includes the reading of literary texts and their mediation, as well as adequate public policies, are obstacles to the performance of these professionals in the teaching of literature. At this point, we should ask: how can continuing education contribute to the mediation of literary texts in Basic Education? The main point of the discussion is to investigate the literary training of teachers in Brazil and how it can be a determining factor in the teaching of literature so that, based on this diagnosis, we can contribute to a reflection about the teaching of literature. We believe that, in order to teach literature in school, it is essential that the teacher be an experienced reader himself and act as a mediator, leading the student to construct the latent meanings in the literary text. As a theoretical basis, the study resorted to Antonio Candido (1972, 1989, 1995), Regina Zilberman (1985, 2001, 2012), TzvetanTodorov (2009), Teresa Colomer (2003, 2007), Julio Cortázar (2006), Paulo Freire (1921, 1987), among others. As literary corpus, some children's short storiesby Clarice Lispector wereselected: A Vida Íntima de Laura (2012), O Mistério do Coelho Pensante (2013), A mulher Que Matou os Peixes (2017), Quase de Verdade(2014), Doze lendas brasileiras: Como nasceram as estrelas (2014). The research took place in a municipal school in Aparecida de Goiânia, with the teachers of Elementary I. As a starting point, a reading circle/conversation was held with three classes between eight and eleven years old, in order to diagnose possible barriers between readers and literary reading. Subsequently, we interviewed the teachers. The diagnoses subsidized the literature teaching workshops for teachers, based on theoretical and literary texts, aiming, on one hand, to provide moments of discussion about literature teaching and, on the other, to delight in Clarice Lispector's short stories. Both the interviews and the workshops were developed in a virtual environment, as a measure to prevent the dissemination of Covid-19 (an infectious disease caused by the new coronavirus - SARS-CoV-2). The research also includes an educational product in audiovisual media entitled "Literary Memories", which is linked to the StrictoSensu Professional Master's Degree of the Graduate Program in Teaching in Basic Education of the Center for Teaching and Applied Research in Education (CEPAE) of the Federal University of Goiás (UFG) and, therefore, is still available on the website of the Graduate Program in Teaching in Basic Education (https://pos.cepae.ufg.br).
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- 2022
165. Par des mots au-delà des mots : stratégies cross-médiatiques dans l’enseignement de la littérature chinoise moderne et contemporaine
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Pesaro, Nicoletta
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teaching literature, intersemiotic-translation, comparison ,comparison ,Settore L-OR/21 - Lingue e Letterature della Cina e dell'Asia Sud-Orientale ,intersemiotic-translation ,teaching literature - Published
- 2022
166. Teaching literature in genre-thematic units at the ISCED level in the context of an alternative study programme
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Müllerová, Veronika, Laufková, Veronika, and Simonová, Jaroslava
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případová studie ,teaching literature ,ISCED 3 ,alternative education ,alternativní školství ,case study ,gymnázium ,literární výchova ,high school - Abstract
This thesis, entitled A case study: the teaching of literature in genre-themed units at the ISCED 3 level in the context of an alternative study program, focuses on a, in our environment, non-traditional approach to teaching literature in high schools, based on a unique study program. The thesis consists of two parts - a theoretical part and an empirical part. The theoretical part includes the definition of the term "literary education" along with its insertion into the context of the educational plan outline for high schools. Furthermore, the definition of the term "alternative schooling" is given, and the terms that are subsequently used in the empirical part - reading and reading literacy, formative assessment, Content and Language Integrated Learning, and tandem teaching - are also defined. Finally, the period of adolescence is described, with an emphasis on the psychological and social characteristics of an individual. The aim of the empirical part was to describe how teaching takes place in an alternative study program at the ISCED 3 level, with an emphasis on the teaching of literature arranged into genre-themed units. From this, the sub-objectives unfolded, which were: to implant the alternative study program into the context of the given school; to describe how the study of the alternative...
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- 2022
167. CLIL for the purpose of teaching Portuguese literature : a case study
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Anna Działak-Szubińska
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case study ,Portuguese as a second language ,CLIL ,PLE ,ensino da literatura ,early modern era ,literatura portuguesa ,teaching literature ,Critical Care Nursing ,Pediatrics ,Portuguese literature ,época clássica - Abstract
Content and Language Integrated Learning (CLIL) is a practical approach to combining content and language teaching in one subject class, an avenue most commonly pursued at primary and secondary school level. Nevertheless, it seems very relevant for university instruction as well. This paper centers on how CLIL was used to benefit classes in Portuguese literature given at the Institute of Iberian and Ibero-American Studies, University of Warsaw in 2020/2021 academic year. The materials discussed in the article were authored by Anna Działak-Szubińska and José Carlos Dias and refer to early modern era. Some theoretical insights into CLIL will also be provided. CLIL significa ‘Content and Language Integrated Learning’ e constitui uma aproximação valiosa tanto no âmbito do ensino da língua estrangeira, como doutras disciplinas não relacionadas com a língua estrangeira. Esta perspetiva, além do ensino básico e secundário, parece ser útil também no contexto académico. Neste artigo propõe-se estudar a aplicação da estratégia CLIL nas aulas de Literatura Portuguesa ministradas no Instituto de Estudos Ibéricos e Ibero-americanos da Universidade de Varsóvia (cadeiras Literatura Portugalska I parte 1 e parte 2, i.e. Literatura Portuguesa I parte I e parte 2) com base em materiais preparados pelos docentes (Anna Działak-Szubińska e José Carlos Dias) e usados no ano letivo 2020/2021. O estudo será pautado por questões teóricas ligadas ao CLIL e por materiais escolhidos dentre um vasto conjunto usado na sala de aula virtual, i.e. uma ficha dedicada à época clássica.
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- 2022
168. Literature—a high risk implementation route to literacy?
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Maria Löfgren and Per-Olof Erixon
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Linguistics and Language ,Literature and Literary Theory ,Literacy ,Implementation ,Didactics ,L1 ,Didaktik ,Global assessments ,Language and Linguistics ,Education ,Teaching literature - Abstract
This article is about the implementation of a literary module in a large scale Swedish professional development programme for teachers called the Reading Lift, which was introduced in 2014 in response to alarming PISA results. While the government-assigned preparatory work stressed the importance of literature and literary didactic methods, this area was reduced significantly in the hands of the National Agency for Education. For upper secondary school, the Agency did not initially plan for any literary content. This article examines what happened when L1 teachers demanded a literary module. Specifically, we study how the module was implemented and how literature is viewed. The study is based on interviews with researchers who contributed with content on behalf of the Agency and qualitative content analysis of the literature module. Results show that the module represents a focus on knowledge and art, unlike the instrumental and skills focused perspectives on literature for compulsory school, explored in an earlier study. One explanation for this, is that the influence of street-level agency bureaucrats was reduced due to various circumstances. The result was to the benefit of literary education but at the same time a high-risk route for the Agency’s requirements for measurability.
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- 2022
169. Uafgørlighedsdidaktik i litteraturundervisningen
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Martin Blok Johansen
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TheoryofComputation_COMPUTATIONBYABSTRACTDEVICES ,uafgørligheder ,PT8301-9155 ,didactic ,TheoryofComputation_MATHEMATICALLOGICANDFORMALLANGUAGES ,frictionality ,Derrida ,didaktik ,TheoryofComputation_LOGICSANDMEANINGSOFPROGRAMS ,undecidability ,ComputingMilieux_COMPUTERSANDEDUCATION ,Norwegian literature ,teaching literature ,litteraturundervisning ,friktionalitet - Abstract
Building on two situations from practice, the potential of undecidability - when it appears in schools’ literature teaching - is analyzed and discussed. This is done with a focus on undecidability in the field between the text, the students and the teacher. For this purpose, we set up a didactic model in three stages, which are: The ontology of undecidability; the typology of undecidability; and the mode of undecidability. In other words, what is undecidability? How can it be measured? And how does it play out? The purpose is to approach an actual didactic model of undecidability, where the point is that if the potential of undecidability is to be redeemed, all classroom actants must be on board; the text must contain undecidability, the teacher must dare to use it, and students should be receptive to it., Med afsæt i to praksisbilleder analyseres og diskuteres potentialet i uafgørligheder, når de optræder i skolens litteraturundervisning. Det gøres gennem et fokus på uafgørligheder i spændingsfeltet mellem teksten, eleverne og læreren. Til det formål udarbejdes en didaktisk tretrinsraket, der indeholder uafgørligheders ontologi, uafgørligheders typologi og uafgørligheders modus – altså hvad er uafgørligheder, hvordan kan de inddeles, og hvordan kan de gøres? Formålet er at nærme sig konstruktionen af en egentlig uafgørlighedsdiaktik, hvor pointen er, at hvis potentialet i uafgørligheder skal forløses, så skal alle klasserummets aktanter være indstillet på det: Teksten skal indeholde uafgørligheder, læreren skal turde bruge dem, og eleverne skal have en modtagelighed overfor dem.
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- 2022
170. Taking Action through Emotional Connections
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Kathryn Tompkins
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refugee stories ,teaching social justice ,multicultural children's literature ,international children's literature ,global children's literature ,education ,teaching ,teaching literature ,Theory and practice of education ,LB5-3640 - Published
- 2008
171. O espaço narrativo em O Hobbit, de J. R. R. Tolkien: uma proposta de abordagem para o sétimo ano do Ensino Fundamental II
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Leonardo, Delane Teodora de Oliveira, Nogueira, Elza de Sá, Mathias, Érika Kelmer, and Silva, Alexander Meireles da
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Fantasia ,Narrative space ,Espaço narrativo ,Tolkien ,Literary repertoire ,LINGUISTICA, LETRAS E ARTES::LETRAS [CNPQ] ,Fantasy ,Ensino de literatura ,Repertório literário ,Teaching literature - Abstract
O presente trabalho, concebido no âmbito do ProfLetras-UFJF, tem por finalidade apresentar uma proposta interventiva para o ensino da Literatura no sétimo ano do Ensino Fundamental, buscando ampliar o repertório dos alunos acerca do Espaço Narrativo, através da análise dessa categoria na obra O Hobbit, de J. R. R. Tolkien. A escolha pela obra de Tolkien ocorreu pelo fato de o autor ambientar sua narrativa na Terra-Média, um espaço fictício criado por ele, num processo que ele próprio denomina “subcriação”, e que resgata elementos de contos de fadas e de antigos mitos anglo-saxões e cristãos (CARPENTER, 2018; CHEVALIER; GHEERBRANT, 2019; KIRMSE, 2003; KLAUTAU, 2019; LANGER, 2015; TOLKIEN, 2015). A pesquisa partiu do estudo das dimensões tradicionalmente atribuídas à categoria narrativa de Espaço - física, social e psicológica - para uma perspectiva mais aprofundada, em torno das nuances de significado geradas pelas concepções de lugar, cenário, natureza, território, ambiente e atmosfera, bem como de suas implicações para a compreensão do Espaço na narrativa e de suas múltiplas funções (ABDALA JÚNIOR, 1995; BORGES FILHO, 2020). A pesquisa respaldouse, ainda, em referencial teórico relacionado à natureza e importância da literatura (ANTONIO CANDIDO, 2004) e como abordá-la adequadamente em sala de aula (COLOMER, 2007), de modo a desenvolver práticas de letramento literário (PAULINO; COSSON, 2009) e a ampliar o repertório do jovem leitor (EVEN-ZOHAR, 2013; ISER, 1996). Elaborou-se uma proposta de intervenção com uma sequência didática que visa a levar os alunos a perceberem a complexidade do Espaço Narrativo na obra selecionada, processando essa informação em seus inventários espaciais, identificando-lhe as características e as funções que realiza no contexto narrativo. Tal proposta encontra-se detalhadamente exposta no Caderno Pedagógico que acompanha esta dissertação, a fim de que outros professores possam vir a conhecê-la e, caso desejem, aplicá-la. This paper, conceived within the scope of Prof. Letters-UFJF, aims to present an interventional proposal for teaching Literature in the seventh year of Elementary School, seeking to expand the students' repertoire about the Narrative Space, by studying this category in JRR Tolkien's The Hobbit. The choice for Tolkien's work arose from the fact that the author sets his narrative in Middle-Earth, a fictitious space created by him, in a process that he, by himself, calls “sub-creation”, and which rescues elements of fairy tales and of ancient Anglo -Saxon and Christian myths (CARPENTER, 2018; CHEVALIER; GHEERBRANT, 2019; KIRMSE, 2003; KLAUTAU, 2019; LANGER, 2015; TOLKIEN, 2010). The research started from the study of the dimensions traditionally attributed to the narrative category of Space – physical, social, and psychological – to a deeper perspective, around the nuances of meaning generated by the conceptions of place, scenery, nature, territory, environment, and atmosphere, as well as his propositions for the understanding of Space in the narrative and its multiple functions (ABDALA JÚNIOR, 1995; BORGES FILHO, 2020). The study was also supported by a theoretical framework related to the nature and importance of literature (ANTONIO CANDIDO, 2004) and how to adequately address it in classroom (COLOMER, 2007), in order to develop literary literacy (PAULINO; COSSON, 2009) and to expand the repertoire of the young reader (EVEN-ZOHAR, 2013; ISER, 1996). We developed a proposal for intervention, aiming to make the students realize the complexity of the Narrative Space in the selected work, processing such information in their spatial inventories, identifying its features and functions in the narrative context. This proposal is exposed in detail in the Pedagogical Section that accompanies this dissertation, so that other teachers can come to know it and if they wish to apply it in their classes
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- 2021
172. LA EDUCACIÓN LITERARIA Y SU TAREA PENDIENTE: PROMOCIÓN DE LA LITERATURA LOCAL Y REGIONAL EN EL CONTEXTO DE CONSTRUCCIÓN CURRICULAR.
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ILLAS RAMÍREZ, WILFREDO
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LITERATURE competitions , *PLACE-based education , *CURRICULUM planning , *CURRICULUM evaluation , *EDUCATIONAL evaluation - Abstract
In times of curriculum development and evaluation of the Venezuelan educational system, it is appropriate to think about the place of a literary education based on: balance, flexibility and dynamism of the official canon. The development of literary competition and promotion of local and regional literature, as enabling environment to raise a significant learning that projects as an added value a sense of identity and belonging, is a spirit that cannot be postponed considering the threats of a globalized world. The current study is divided into five areas: critical, theoretical, methodological, reflective and conclusive. The theoretical basis derives from the contributions of Teresa Colomer and the methodological from the hermeneutics proposed by Dilthey, Gadamer and Ricoeur. The research followed a qualitative approach in which a hermeneutic-dialectic is outlined. The techniques and instruments were constituted by depth interviews and participant observation; these two instances joined the emerging theory and thus proceeded to systematize information in a triangulation process. Three key research findings closed the research circuit: a) to transforme the literary education taking advantage of the context of curriculum development, b) to think about the value of local and regional literature for the development of literary competition; and, c) to bet on a significant learning that enriches the spirit and promote cultural values. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2017
173. EDEBİYAT ÖĞRETİMİNDE WALDMANN MODELİ
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Fatih Tepebaşılı
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alımama estetiği ,edebiyat öğretimi ,üretim ve davranışodaklılık ,günter. waldmann ,receptions aesthetics ,teaching literature ,günter waldmann ,Social sciences (General) ,H1-99 - Abstract
Almanya’da yetmişli yıllardan sonra ortaya çıkan Alımlama Estetiği Jauss, Iser , öncelikle edebiyat eleştirisini daha sonra ise edebiyat eğitimini etkilemiştir. Yalnız bunun modellenmesi farklıfarklıolmuştur. H.Weinrich, G. Fricke, K. Fingerhut, G. Waldmann’ın da aralarında yer aldığıdeğişik isimler birbirleriyle bazen keşisen bazen ayrışan ama aynıyaklaşım çerçevesinde edebiyat eğitimi modelleri geliştirmişlerdir. Çalışmamızda, bunlardan G. Waldmann’ın modeli eleştirel olarak ortaya konmaya çalışılacaktır
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- 2006
174. Challenges to Teaching English Literature at the University of Hail: Instructors' Perspective.
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Hussein, Elham T. and Al-Emami, Aida H.
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ENGLISH literature education in universities & colleges ,UNIVERSITIES & colleges ,LANGUAGE ability testing - Abstract
This descriptive-analytic study aimed at identifying the most significant impediments to teaching English literature from the perspective of male and female instructors at The University of Hail (UoH). The study was conducted during the first semester of the academic year 2015-16. A questionnaire was used to collect data from 10 female and 12 male instructors. Data analysis revealed that the instructors consider the students' level of language proficiency, the texts' linguistic and stylistic degree of difficulty as well as the degree of cultural (un)familiarity to be crucial issues which impact the productivity of the teaching-learning process. Narrowing the distance between students and the text by relating the themes and characters of the literary work to the students' personal experiences, on the one hand, and by making students read independently, on the other, were found to be the most important practices the participants followed in order to help students read, enjoy and comprehend literature. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2016
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175. A Rhetorical Approach to the Literary Essay: Pedagogical Implications.
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Cuervo, Margarita Esther Sánchez
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ESSAYS ,RHETORICAL analysis - Abstract
The teaching of the literary essay is usually ignored in many universities due to its probing and inconclusive form which has not favoured the existence of models of analysis. However, the argumentative nature of this discourse can be examined through a reading that allows the recognition of some rhetorical operations like the invention of arguments (inuentio), their arrangement (dispositio) and expressive manifestation (elocutio). This article proposes a model of analysis following this rhetorical approach. In particular, I apply this analysis to a short essay by Virginia Woolf, 'Royalty'. Woolf has been considered a major writer of the twentieth century. Although the style of her novels has been extensively researched from diverse perspectives, the style of her essays has not received much critical attention. Throughout my study, I indicate how the recognition and interpretation of arguments and rhetorical figures can help to define the style of this essay. Furthermore, I provide some guidelines for the identification and further interpretation of these rhetorical elements. Both the analysis and the guidelines can be useful in the literature and composition classes. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2016
176. Analyzing Student Performance Data to Improve Teaching.
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Santos, Minerva
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EFFECTIVE teaching ,ACADEMIC achievement ,DATA analysis - Abstract
This article shows how to obtain and analyze student performance data to improve teaching and learning. It demonstrates how to select and/or design assessments that align to specific course objectives, student learning outcomes, and general education competencies. The article provides specific examples of aligned assessments along with collected data and suggestions for feedback. Lastly, it gives a framework that can be used to maintain this information and discusses how this process strengthens teaching. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2016
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177. Using Genre-based Writing Instruction to Teach the Writing of Literary Criticism.
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Wei Ann Ong
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LITERARY criticism ,LITERATURE studies ,PSYCHOLOGY of Undergraduates ,LINGUISTICS ,RESPONDENTS ,RHETORIC ,SECOND language acquisition - Abstract
Literary criticism requires students to interpret and critique a literary text using literary theories. This study examined the use of genre-based writing instruction to teach the writing of literary criticism to a group of first year undergraduate students. The genre approach used was based on the Teaching Learning Cycle (TLC) developed by Systemic Functional Linguistics scholars. Past studies have shown that there is a dearth of research studying the use of the genre approach in teaching writing for literature in the ESL context. This study was undertaken as an exploratory case study, using pre-post tests and interview as data collection methods. An analysis of respondents' essays revealed that they have improved in their ability to demonstrate all but a few of the rhetorical and linguistic conventions of a literary criticism. However, respondents who participated in the interview opined that they struggled in relating the exemplar studied during the deconstruction stage and felt that the writing instructor was too prescriptive in the joint-construction stage. Hence, the study revealed a need to hone students' mastery of the subject content and language use. Writing instructors need to cater to the needs of the learners in carrying out the TLC. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2016
178. HUMOR IN TEACHING LITERATURE IN THE YOUNGER GRADES OF PRIMARY SCHOOL
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Živković, Valerija, Krumes, Irena, Vidranski, Tihomir, and Šego, Jasna
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short literary forms ,humor in teaching ,humor ,teaching literature - Abstract
Obrazovni proces oduvijek je smatran kao nešto strogo određeno, nešto što se događa po određenim pravilima bez prevelikog odstupanja. Ipak, u suvremenoj nastavi, kakvu se danas sve više promiče, takvo što ne bi trebalo biti prioritet. Umjesto strogog i ozbiljnog pristupa, u nastavni bi proces trebalo više uključivati onaj humoristični. Upravo se ta humorističnost smatra kao jedna od privlačnijih osobina svakog pojedinca, pa je poželjno da ju imaju i učitelji te da ju koriste u nastavi. Diplomskim radom Humor u nastavi književnosti u mlađim razredima osnovne škole nastojalo se utvrditi stavove i mišljenja učitelja i učiteljica o humoru općenito, ali i ispitati koriste li oni humor u nastavi književnosti te u kojoj mjeri, na koji način i u koju svrhu. U istraživanju je sudjelovalo 119 učitelja i učiteljica razredne nastave s područja Republike Hrvatske. Kao instrument za prikupljanje podataka korišten je anketni upitnik koji je obuhvaćao 23 pitanja različitoga tipa. Rezultati su pokazali kako gotovo svi ispitanici smatraju da je humor važan i poželjan za kvalitetniji nastavni proces. Učitelji/ce su naveli da koriste humor u nastavi književnosti, najviše u doživljajno-spoznajnoj motivaciji. Uglavnom ga koriste u svrhu stvaranja opuštenije atmosfere u razredu. Također su u radu analizirani udžbenici gdje se provjeravala zastupljenost kratkih književnih formi koje potiču humor. Zaključeno je kako ih u udžbenicima ima nekoliko, no ne u onolikoj mjeri u kolikoj bi trebale biti zastupljene., The education process has always been considered as something strictly defined, something that happens according to certain rules without too much deviations. However, in modern teaching, which is increasingly being promoted today, such a thing should not be a priority. Instead of a strict and serious approach, the humorous one should be more included in the teaching process. It is the humor that is considered to be one of the most attractive characteristics of each individual, so it is desirable that teachers have it and use it in teaching. The thesis discuss Humor in teaching Literature in the Junior grades of primary school an seeks to determine attitudes and opinions od teachers about humor in general, but also to examine whether they use humor in teaching literature and if they do in what extent, in what ways and for which purpose. The survey included 119 primary school teachers od the Republic of Croatia who participated in the research. The survey was conducted with a survey questionnaire which included 23 questions of different types. The results show that almost all respondents believe that humor is important and desirable for better teaching process. Teachers stated that they use humor in teaching literature, mostly in experiential-cognitive motivation. They mainly use it for purpose of creating a more relaxed atmosphere in the classroom. The thesis also analyzes textbooks where the representation of short literary forms that encourage humor was checked. It was concluded that there are several od them in textbooks, but not to the extent that they should be represented.
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- 2021
179. Women’s and feminist periodical press in literary studies’ classroom: Theory and practice
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Ana Kolarić
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feminist pedagogy ,lcsh:GN1-890 ,4. Education ,lcsh:Anthropology ,women’s and feminist journals ,Gender studies ,General Medicine ,Feminist pedagogy ,modernist journals project ,Periodical press ,5. Gender equality ,Feminist movement ,Mainstream ,Literary criticism ,Sociology ,Gender history ,teaching literature ,Curriculum ,periodical press studies - Abstract
Women’s and feminist periodical press represents a fruitful resource for researchers who explore women’s and gender history, history of women’s and feminist movement(s), women’s writing, and various gender identites which were – and still are – both described and constructed in the periodicals. Women’s and feminist periodical press enables researchers to understand certain historical – and literary – periods from different perspectives from those which dominate in the mainstream histories of culture and literature. In this article, the author argues that women’s and feminist periodical press should be introduced into the literary studies’ curriculum, especially within the MA and PhD programs. However, literary studies should be seen as one of the many disciplines and areas which might do the same. Periodical press in general, and women’s and feminist journals in particular, present valuable sources for the researchers and scholars in the social sciences and humanities, because most of the periodicals (journals, weekly reviews, daily news...), in the past and present as well, publish articles which deal with a society and its problems. This article focuses on the concrete examples of using periodical press both in researching and teaching literature, globally and locally.Key words: teaching literature, periodical press studies, Modernist Journals Project, women’s and feminist journals, feminist pedagogy
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- 2020
180. Anger, Fear, Depression, and Passion: Approaches to Teaching in Selected Academic Novels
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Palmowski, Michał
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teacher--student relations ,English language ,teacher- student relations ,academic novel ,PE1-3729 ,teaching literature ,image of the teacher ,English literature ,PR1-9680 - Abstract
The article discusses selected academic novels (Lucky Jim, The History Man, Changing Places, The Professor of Desire, Disgrace, Submission) from the perspective of more recent pedagogic literature (Tompkins, Palmer, Brookfield, Showalter). It focuses on approaches to teaching, roughly dividing them into fear-driven, anger-driven and passion-driven (problems with this typology are noted), both in the relevant literary works and in theoretical literature. The main question is how academic teachers relate to their students and how this affects the teaching/learning process. Special emphasis is placed on problems related to teaching literature.
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- 2019
181. Language through literature through language: An action research report on the English 100 course at the University of North West
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I. Butler
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English As A Second Language ,Teaching Language ,Teaching Literature ,Integration Of Language And Literature ,African languages and literature ,PL8000-8844 - Abstract
In this article the writer surveys attitudes to the integration of language and literature in ESL/EFL teaching, noting the reservations that have been expressed about it in the past, and which still continue to linger in some quarters. Against this background he then describes the development and implementation of an integrated English syllabus at the University of North West, focusing on his current action research in teaching the first year modules. Using examples from the material he has developed for these modules, he demonstrates how the principles of language/literature integration, as articulated by writers in the field, can be translated into practice in a number of ways. Since this is an on-going project the writer presents his findings as a report on work in progress. The article does, however, conclude with a brief summary of the positive responses received from lecturers and students in response to questionnaires and surveys conducted in 2000 and 2001. A linguist deaf to the poetic function of language and a literary scholar indifferent to linguistic problems and unconversant with linguistic methods, are equally flagrant anachronisms. Roman Jakobson (in Simpson, 1997:ii) I imagined how it would be like to study literature alone. This would be tough especially if English is not your first language. Just tough. (From the journal of an English 100 student, University of North West)
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- 2002
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182. A Paradox of Fact and Fiction: Cultivating the 'Literary Imagination' Through Quiet Rebellion
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Evans, Eden A
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- Curriculum studies, Speculative fiction, Critical pedagogy, Literary Imagination, Standardized Testing, Teaching Literature, Curriculum and Instruction, Language and Literacy Education, Secondary Education and Teaching, Teacher Education and Professional Development
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The dissertation explores the problems that patterned and processed teaching and learning poses for implementing principles of critical pedagogy in English Literature courses. I apply multiple theoretical frameworks including literary theory, critical theory and post-humanism to place my own experiences amidst the on-going conversations about standardization and democracy. I draw upon the work of educational theorists such as Maxine Greene, Martha Nussbaum, Louise Rosenblatt, and Mary Aswell Doll to explore the ways that literature can enrich students’ lives and society, and Geneva Gay and Lisa Delpit to explore how cultural bias regarding linguistics can function when teaching literature and language in a standardized setting. I also refer to John Dewey, Paulo Freire, Gert Biesta, and bell hooks to explore the ways that current practices can compromise democratic values in the classroom, and post-human theorists, such as Hayles, Braidotti, and Weaver to explore the consequences of sacrificing these qualities as science and technology continue to change our environment. Within these speculative essays I analyze the works of fiction from authors, Colson Whitehead, Lesley Nineka Arimah, Toni Morrison, Margaret Atwood, and various authors of fantasy series to discuss how speculative fiction can help us understand these concepts. Through fictionalized vignettes based on real classroom experiences paired with speculative essays, I attempt to make connections between perceived binaries of fact and fiction and science and literature. I provide a discussion focused on the power of fiction to develop a sense of identity, both collective and individual, build empathy, and foster critical thinking skills, and address how these are lost when measurement takes precedence over learning opportunities that allow for exploration and creation. The study particularly addresses the ways science fiction and fantasy work to engage students while building important literacy skills necessary for success in the discipline. The inquiry explores the struggle teachers feel when attempting to meet district and state testing requirements while also providing students with meaningful learning opportunities.
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- 2023
183. The role of aesthetics in Swedish literature studies : A survey beyond measurability of the teaching of literature
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Wintersparv, Spoke and Wintersparv, Spoke
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Organizational frameworks in Swedish schools have resulted in instrumentality and measurability. To literature studies, this has led to a focus on comprehension and pro!ciency at the expense of aesthetic aspects of !ction-reading. This study examines how teachers in Swedish upper secondary schools relate the aesthetic experience to literature studies. Data was collected using an online questionnaire, answered by 22 teachers. The !ndings suggest that participants are aware of and include the aesthetic aspects of !ction-reading, while at the same time prioritizing instrumental goals, such as language development and reading comprehension.
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- 2021
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184. Litteraturens mått : politiska implikationer av litteraturundervisning som demokrati- och värdegrundsarbete
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Borsgård, Gustav and Borsgård, Gustav
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Avhandlingens syfte är att undersöka politiska implikationer av idén om litteraturundervisning som demokrati- och värdegrundsarbete i förhållande till det ideal om mätbar kunskap som präglar samtidens utbildningspolicydiskurser. Det som står i fokus är 2011 års gymnasiereform, som tolkas mot bakgrund av en genomgripande förändring av den globala och europeiska utbildningspolicydiskursen från och med millennieskiftet. Avhandlingen undersöker hur subjekt, samhälle och relationen däremellan förstås av aktörer inom policy, forskning och av lärare. Analysen är uppdelad i en transnationell nivå, en nationell nivå och en didaktisk nivå. Avhandlingen visar också hur policydiskurser rekontextualiseras mellan de olika nivåerna. Vad gäller den transnationella nivån visar avhandlingen hur EU:s utbildningspolicy lägger stor vikt vid utbildningens samhällsekonomiska funktion samtidigt som demokratiska aspekter av utbildning tonas ned. EU framhäver även värdet av entreprenörskap och kopplar kreativitetsfrämjande aspekter av konst och humaniora till arbetsmarknaden och ekonomisk tillväxt. I ramverket till OECD:s PISA-studier lyfts reading literacy fram som viktigt för såväl kritiskt tänkande som ekonomisk utveckling. Läsningen av skönlitteratur specifikt definieras dock som en individuell angelägenhet och fritidsaktivitet. Genom att anlägga ett psykologiskt perspektiv på skönlitteraturen och lyfta fram den som en individuell – snarare än samhällelig eller strukturell – angelägenhet sker en av avpolitisering av litteraturläsningens emancipatoriska värde. Vad gäller den nationella nivån visar avhandlingen hur skolans syn på demokrati och litteratur har genomgått förändringar sedan 1940-talet. Framför allt har demokratin gradvis kommit att förstås som ett ”fullbordat” projekt, snarare än som någonting som kan utvecklas eller fördjupas. Med hjälp av Gert Biestas tre dimensioner av medborgarfostran gör avhandlingen en kritisk genomgång av tongivande teorier om litteraturundervisning som, The aim of the dissertation is to study the idea of teaching literature as a means of democratic fostering in relation to the ideal of measurable knowledge prominent in contemporary policy discourse. In focus is the reform of the Swedish upper secondary school in 2011, viewed against the background of the major developments in global and European education policy discourse during the 2000s. The study examines how the interconnections between subject and society are understood in relation to the teaching of literature by different actors in the education system. The analysis is divided into a transnational level, a national level, and a didactic level. The study also shows how policy discourses are recontextualized between these levels. On the transnational level, the study argues that the EU’s educational policies increasingly stress economic gains, while at the same time lowering its democratic ambitions. The benefits of entrepreneurship are highlighted by the EU, and creative dimensions of the arts and humanities are seen as valuable for economic growth. In the framework for the PISA tests conducted by the OECD, reading literacy is considered important both to critical thinking and economic development. The reading of fiction, however, is singled out by the OECD as a recreational activity. By addressing the reading of fiction as an individual and psychological, rather than societal and structural, concern, its emancipatory value is further depoliticized. On the national level, the study shows how the concepts of democracy and the teaching of literature in the Swedish school have undergone changes since the 1940s. Most importantly, democracy has gradually come to be understood as a completed project rather than a critical concept. Theories on teaching literature as a means of democratic fostering are analysed through Gert Biesta’s three dimensions of citizenship education. As I argue, most of these theories emphasize democratic fostering as socialization rather t, Uppgift om ISBN för digitalt format saknas i publikationen.
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- 2021
185. O ensino de literatura no Brasil: uma abordagem no currículo do Ensino Médio
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Ferreira, Juliana Cristina and Ferreira, Juliana Cristina
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Este texto discute alguns aspectos abordados no Ensino de Literatura no Brasil e aponta algumas maneiras de como a literatura deve ser trabalhada em sala de aula, para que haja a compreensão do aluno-leitor. Nesse sentido, coloca-se em pauta aspectos históricos, sociais e culturais que estão presentes nos textos literários e que são pleiteados pelo professor-mediador para o entendimento e gosto pela leitura deleite, por parte do aluno. Assim, fundamenta-se em aportes teóricos propostos por Candido (2006) que apresenta modos e conceitos sobre o estilo como o texto literário é compreendido, através do olhar investigativo do aluno. Nesse sentido, elucida acerca da contextualização e estilização do texto, por meio da mediação do(a) professor(a). Conta-se também com a contribuição da autora Malard (1985) que revela algumas razões para a aprendizagem da Literatura através da leitura crítica sobre os textos. Assim, a metodologia utilizada nesse texto baseia-se na pesquisa bibliográfica. Quanto aos resultados desse estudo, conclui-se que a melhor maneira de trabalhar os textos literários para o entendimento e gosto pela leitura do aluno faz-se pela individualização do ledor, em sala de aula, com análise, crítica, adequação, intervenção e contextualização expressa pelo professor mediador., This text discusses some aspects addressed in Literature Teaching in Brazil and points out some ways of how literature should be worked in the classroom, so that there is the understanding of the student-reader. In this sense, it is placed on the historical, social and cultural aspects that are present in the literary texts and that are requested by the teacher-mediator for understanding and taste for reading satisfactory, on the part of the student. Thus, it is based on theoretical contributions proposed by Candido (2006) who presents modes and concepts about the style as the literary text is understood, through the student's investigative view. In this sense, it elucidates about the contextualization and stylization of the text, through the mediation of the teacher. The contribution of the author Malard (1985) reveals some reasons for learning Literature through critical reading on the texts. The methodology used in this text is based on bibliographical research. As for the result this study, it is concluded that the best way to work the literary texts for the understanding and taste for the student's reading is by the individualization of the reader, in the classroom, with analysis, criticism, adequacy, intervention and contextualization expressed by the mediator teacher.
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186. Reading and rewriting the classics of literature at the time of distance learning
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Di Febo, Martina and Di Febo, Martina
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This paper aims to reconstruct the phases and the development of a didactic module created in the spring of 2020, when schools were closed due to the health emergency, and e-learning was introduced in a second year class of a lower secondary school. The focus is on reading, analysing and creative re-writing of two literary classics, Orlando furioso and Don Quixote de la Mancha.
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187. Det är alltid någonting annat som jag känner att jag liksom hellre gör : En kvalitativ studie angående elevers attityder till litteratur i svenskämnet på gymnasiet
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Johnsson, Michelle and Johnsson, Michelle
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Denna uppsats ämnar undersöka svenska gymnasieelevers attityder till litteratur i svenskämnet på gymnasiet samt hur elever tycker att litteraturundervisningen bör gå till. Resultatet visar att eleverna har en positiv attityd till litteratur och litteraturläsning generellt men att den läsning som sker i skolan uppfattas som tråkig och ett måste. Vidare visar resultatet en oenighet när det kommer till litteraturundervisningen. Vissa anser att eleverna borde ha större frihet när det kommer till vad som ska läsas och andra anser att läraren bör styra innehållet i litteraturundervisningen.
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188. Teaching divan literature in high schools
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Bilkan, Ali Fuat and Bilkan, Ali Fuat
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There is a need for a new approach in introducing the forms and contents of classical Ottoman literature. The main objective of the new high school curriculum should be the reflection of the internal and external developments of this literary period by using appropriate examples from the great literary tradition of Divan poetry. Divan literature, taught in the frame of aruz meter, poetic forms and literary arts, should also be carefully presented in terms of the development of ideas and imaginations. However, this is possible only with the right approach to this literature produced by the Ottoman society. Inevitably, an understanding that slanders Ottoman history will consequently vilify the literature that is the form of its own way of life and thinking. Exhibiting these precious literary values of our history with beautiful examples and examining the characteristics of this tradition with a constructive and objective approach have great importance in terms of teaching aesthetics to our youth.
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189. Vers une triple sémiotisation ?
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Daghé, Sandrine Aeby
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débat interprétatif ,épistémologie ,fundamental didactic gestures ,interpretative debate ,teaching activity ,enseignement de la littérature ,double versus third semiotization ,gestes didactiques fondamentaux ,travail enseignant ,genre d’activité scolaire ,pratique d’enseignement ,double versus triple sémiotisation ,concepts didactiques ,teaching literature - Abstract
En didactique du français, la notion de double sémiotisation développée par Schneuwly (2000) s’inscrit dans une théorisation de l’activité enseignante comme un travail. Ce travail implique : a) de rendre présent l’objet aux élèves comme un objet qu’ils doivent apprendre ; et b) de guider leur attention sur ses aspects essentiels et d’en sélectionner les composantes et caractéristiques principales à repérer et à exercer. Or, la mise à l’épreuve méthodologique de la double sémiotisation dans le cadre de séquences d’enseignement de lecture littéraire avec des élèves de 15 à 16 ans laisse apparaitre une troisième forme de sémiotisation, visant à assurer l’ancrage énonciatif et le sens des activités scolaires. In French didactics, the notion of double semiotization developed by Schneuwly (2000) is part of a theory of teaching activity as work. This work involves a) making present the contents linked to « the object » to be learn by the students and b) guiding their attention to its essential aspects and selecting the main components to be identified and exercised. However, when testing methodologically this double semiotization in the context of literature teaching with 15 to 16 year students a third form of semiotization takes place. This form aims at ensuring the enunciative anchorage and the meaning of school activities.
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190. The English teacher as interdisciplinary resource.
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Locke, Terry
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INTERDISCIPLINARY education ,ENGLISH teachers ,TEXTUAL criticism - Abstract
Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to combine conceptual and documentary research. Design/methodology/approach – Drawing on a range of New Zealand curriculum documents and on the history of English subject in the New Zealand context, it maps aspects of the contestation that has accompanied the development of various versions of the subject over time. It also explores ways in which the subject has always drawn on a range of primary disciplinary discourses through a process of recontextualization (Bernstein, 2000). Findings – Based on this analysis, it problematizes the conventional location of literary study within the English curriculum, arguing that this arrangement disadvantages English as an additional language (EAL) students with an interest in literature. As another plank in the argument, it argues that literary study is itself currently disadvantaged by being linked to narrowly conceived notions of textual practice and the pervasive power of high-stake assessment technologies in constructing content and pedagogy. Originality/value – A solution to both problems is offered, arguing a case for relocating literary study in an expanded Arts curriculum. The paper then goes on to draw on the concept of disciplinary literacy, to argue a case for the “reinvention” of the English teacher as a cross-disciplinary resource teaching a re-framed subject renamed “Disciplinary Rhetorics”. It concludes by discussing the implications of these two re-envisionments for English teacher identities and the construction of their professional content and pedagogical knowledge. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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191. Teaching poetry to Chinese English majors: a review of articles from 2000-2013.
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Cui, Lifang, Hubbard, Gillian, and Gleeson, Margaret
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POETRY studies ,ENGLISH literature education ,CHINESE students - Abstract
Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to survey and consider the implications of the literature justifying the value of teaching poetry. There has been a long tradition of literature education in the English departments of Chinese universities. English Poetry courses are offered within optional literature modules in senior stages of a BA in English language and literature. In 2000, the new national syllabus for tertiary English majors was issued. This syllabus has brought the teaching of English into line with the perceived practical needs of society. As a result, poetry courses have been under threat within the degree. A substantial number of university teachers have responded to this threat with articles arguing the value of teaching of poetry. Design/methodology/approach – The China National Knowledge Infrastructure (CNKI), the largest database of academic journals in China, reveals that from 2000 to 2013, 102 articles about teaching English poetry to Chinese people learning English as a foreign language were published in Chinese academic journals, of which 67 are concerned with English majors. This literature examines these 67 articles. Findings – These articles justify the purpose of teaching English poetry, evaluate the content of poetry courses and share pedagogical strategies. The issues within this discussion fall into three categories: why teach poetry; what to teach in poetry courses; and how to teach poetry. Because the commitment of Chinese teachers to sharing their beliefs about teaching English poetry is positioned in the context of increased advocacy for the creation of inter-disciplinary market-orientated graduates, discomfort, uncertainty and the desire for change emerge in this discussion. On the other hand, teachers looking for change express caution about the costs of changing pedagogical approaches on the development of the skills of close reading and analysis of poetical texts. Originality/value – This investigation of the local Chinese context resonates with and contributes to the wider discussion of the challenges faced by English literature teachers in both second- (L2) and first-language (L1) contexts and warrants examination. It is difficult to say in advance how far such knowledge could contribute to any policy decisions that may be made in the future, but it is important that the voice of teachers contributes to the larger international debate about the value of humanities in tertiary-level education. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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192. Linking Literature: Learning to Teach Children's Literature Using 'Real World' Bookclubs.
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Jameson, Sharyn
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CHILDREN'S literature ,HIGHER education research ,BOOK clubs (Discussion groups) ,SOCIAL learning ,BOOKS & reading ,EDUCATION - Abstract
"Linking Literature", is an innovative program for first year higher education students, comprising social learning through "real world" book clubs. This program provides the professional knowledge requirements for education students, but notably its strategies require purposeful interaction with peers and, in so doing, promotes social inclusion for first year students. Underpinned by social learning theory (Vygotsky 1978) and a "real world" learning framework (Jameson 2009), "Linking Literature" was developed as an innovative process to acquire literary knowledge and inspire aesthetic appreciation of literature using real world, social learning as a vehicle for pre-service teachers at an Australian university. "Linking Literature" uses real world bookclubs featuring small group reflective learning to encourage positive relationships and confidence in first year pre-service teachers. This paper reports on the program and draws on case study data from students participating in the program. Qualitative data from questionnaires are interspersed throughout this article to illuminate students' experiences in the program and positive changes to reading attitudes. Whilst the program was devised for education students, the social learning strategies are generalizable across faculties to foster relationships and confidence amongst first year students in higher education. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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193. FORMAR O LEITOR-PROFESSOR EM SERVIÇO É POSSÍVEL? É PRECISO.
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DIAS, Ana Crélia and de OLIVEIRA, Maria Fernanda Leite
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194. “Resisting the rage for certainty”: dialogic assessment.
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Brindley, Sue and Marshall, Bethan
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ENGLISH language education in secondary schools ,ENGLISH teachers ,DIALOGICS ,TEACHING methods research ,LEARNING strategies ,EDUCATION - Abstract
Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to report on one UK secondary school English teacher and use his practice as a vehicle for exploring the classroom realities of dialogic assessment. Dialogic assessment, a term first proposed by Alexander (2004), is a position which seeks to synthesise the potentially powerful positions of both dialogic teaching and assessment for learning remains largely unexploited as an approach to developing effective teaching and learning. Design/methodology/approach – Using video classroom evidence and interview, the authors explore the parameters within which dialogic teaching and assessment can be developed, and investigate the opportunities and obstacles which developing dialogic assessment bring about. Findings – The authors develop a framework, drawing on the evidence, which demonstrates the development of dialogic assessment in the classroom. Originality/value – This paper is an original look at dialogic assessment within the upper secondary sector. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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195. « Comment enseigner la littérature française aux universités a l'étranger ».
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SHABKHEZ, Hibah
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This study aims to explore the teaching of French language and literature at the university level, focusing on countries which are not really 'francophone' (French-speaking) but where we find educational institutions and universities that teach French as a foreign language. We will attempt to evaluate the different policies and strategies adopted for teaching these subjects, especially at University level. What outcomes does an educational institution envisage when it adopts the policy of teaching French language and literature to its students, and in case of university students, offering them specialisations in a domain which must always remain essentially 'foreign'? How can it best achieve these objectives, maximising the personal and socio-cultural benefits of this policy, and minimising the negative impact? Given that these students come from a socio-cultural background often very different from the French literature and culture they are expected to study, how must the teacher modify the standard strategies for teaching literature to meet the specific requirements of this particular situation? Thus we are going to research modern methods of teaching languages and literatures at university level, assessing their efficacy in this particular context. Taking Pakistan and another non-francophone country such as China as case studies, we are going to conduct a comparative and analytical study, as a result of which we hope to discover the principal objectives motivating the teaching of French Language and literature to foreign students, and the best techniques for carrying out this exceedingly delicate task. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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196. Leituras de poemas num curso de letramento para adultos
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Scavassa, Julia Sant'Ana, Terzi, Sylvia Bueno, 1940-2013, Signorini, Inês, Guedes-Pinto, Ana Lúcia, Universidade Estadual de Campinas. Instituto de Estudos da Linguagem, Programa de Pós-Graduação em Linguística Aplicada, and UNIVERSIDADE ESTADUAL DE CAMPINAS
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Literacy ,Pesquisa - Ação ,Literatura - Estudo e ensino ,Adults education ,Letramento ,Alfabetização de adultos ,Action research ,Teaching literature - Abstract
Orientador: Sylvia Bueno Terzi Dissertação (mestrado) - Universidade Estadual de Campinas, Instituto de de Estudos da Linguagem Resumo: Este trabalho investiga os desencontros entre as interpretações de adultos não escolarizados e as de sua professora em aulas de leitura de poemas num curso de letramento oferecido entre 2006 e 2008. Sendo a professora também a pesquisadora, trata-se de uma pesquisa-ação que utiliza alguns instrumentos da etnografia escolar (Ericksson, 1984, 1986) realizada junto a produtores rurais não alfabetizados de um município próximo de Campinas. A prática pedagógica e a análise dos dados se fundamentaram nas teorias propostas pelos Novos Estudos do Letramento (Street, 1984, 1993, 2003; Gee, 1996/2001), além das teorias do letramento situado (Barton, 1994; Barton e Hamilton, 1998) e do letramento crítico (Fehring e Green, 2001). Os dados foram coletados por meio de gravações em áudio das aulas, entrevista aberta e anotações da pesquisadora. A partir da observação dos momentos das aulas em que as interpretações entre professora e alunos divergiam, buscou-se mapear os prováveis fatores que os ocasionaram, assim como as mudanças que advieram destas situações na aprendizagem dos educandos e na prática da educadora. Notou-se, então, que as diferentes visões acerca dos poemas podiam ser explicadas pelas diferenças entre as histórias de letramento apresentadas pelos alunos e pela professora, alguns aspectos de suas concepções de poesia e de suas perspectivas sócioculturais, bem como o conhecimento insuficiente da educadora a respeito do letramento dos educandos no início do trabalho, ou as associações mentais que embasavam as interpretações dos participantes. Houve, então, um processo em que os alunos foram se adaptando à nova prática de letramento que conheceram, enquanto a professora também se adaptou às possibilidades interpretativas dos alunos. Dessa forma, ao final do curso, os educandos já percebiam que algumas interpretações não eram justificadas pelo texto, e vivenciavam experiências significativas de leitura poética; enquanto a educadora havia percebido a necessidade de uma adequação temática dos textos selecionados para que tal experiência fosse possível e já não exigia interpretações ideais, mas aceitava as visões dos alunos, buscando mostrar os limites estabelecidos pelas palavras presentes no poema. A análise dos dados também foi subsidiada pela teoria transacional da leitura e da escrita (Rosenblatt, 1938/1995, 1978/1994 e 1994). Abstract: This paper investigates the discrepancies that occurred between the interpretations of non-educated adult students and those of their teacher in poetry reading classes during a literacy course taught from 2006 through 2008. As the teacher was also the researcher, this is an action research project developed among illiterate agricultural workers in a town near Campinas. Pedagogical practice and analyses were based on the theoretical foundations suggested by the New Studies on Literacy (Street, 1984, 1993, 2003; Gee, 1996/2001) as well as the situated literacy theories (Barton, 1994; Barton e Hamilton, 1998) and critical literacy (Fehring e Green, 2001). Data were collected by means of audio recording of classes, open interviews and notes taken by the researcher. By observing the incidents in class when the interpretations of teacher and students diverged, this paper seeks to outline the probable factors that provoked the discrepancies as well as the modifications that resulted from these situations in the students' learning process and in the teacher's practice. Accordingly, it was observed that different views of the poems could be explained by differences in literacy backgrounds, the notions about poetry and sociocultural perspectives introduced by the students and the teacher, as well as the teacher's insufficient familiarity with the students' literacy backgrounds at the outset of the project, or the mental associations that formed the basis of the participants' interpretations. During this process, therefore, the students gradually adapted themselves to the new literacy practices with which they were becoming familiar, while the teacher also became accustomed to the interpretative capabilities of the students. Thus, towards the end of the course, the students began to perceive that some interpretations were not supported by the text, and they had meaningful experiences of reading poetry; while at the same time the teacher realized the need to adapt the themes of the selected texts to enable such experiences, and no longer expected "ideal" interpretations but accepted the students' own views seeking to illustrate the limitations set by the words in the poem. The analyses were also based on the transactional theory of reading and writing (Rosenblatt, 1938/1995, 1978/1994 e 1994). Key words: Literacy; action research; adult education; teaching of literature. Mestrado Língua Materna Mestre em Linguística Aplicada
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197. Readers' engagement through digital social reading on Twitter: the TwLetteratura case study
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Marco Viviani, Federico Pianzola, Maurizio Toccu, Sogang University [Séoul], Università degli Studi di Milano-Bicocca [Milano] (UNIMIB), Pianzola, F, Toccu, M, and Viviani, M
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[SHS.LITT]Humanities and Social Sciences/Literature ,media_common.quotation_subject ,Teaching method ,social media ,digital social reading ,Library and Information Sciences ,[INFO.INFO-CL]Computer Science [cs]/Computation and Language [cs.CL] ,World Wide Web ,Empirical research ,Originality ,Reading (process) ,Social media ,Media event ,L-FIL-LET/11 - LETTERATURA ITALIANA CONTEMPORANEA ,media_common ,Class (computer programming) ,4. Education ,05 social sciences ,INF/01 - INFORMATICA ,050301 education ,06 humanities and the arts ,060202 literary studies ,[INFO.INFO-TT]Computer Science [cs]/Document and Text Processing ,Categorization ,L-FIL-LET/14 - CRITICA LETTERARIA E LETTERATURE COMPARATE ,Text reuse detection ,[INFO.INFO-IR]Computer Science [cs]/Information Retrieval [cs.IR] ,0602 languages and literature ,twitter ,text reuse ,[INFO.EIAH]Computer Science [cs]/Technology for Human Learning ,teaching literature ,Psychology ,0503 education ,Information Systems - Abstract
PurposeThe purpose of this article is to explore how participants with different motivations (educational or leisure), familiarity with the medium (newbies and active Twitter users), and participating instructions respond to a highly structured digital social reading (DSR) activity in terms of intensity of engagement and social interaction.Design/methodology/approachA case study involving students and teachers of 211 Italian high school classes and 242 other Twitter users, who generated a total of 18,962 tweets commenting on a literary text, was conducted. The authors performed both a quantitative analysis focusing on the number of tweets/retweets generated by participants and a network analysis exploiting the study of interactions between them. The authors also classified the tweets with respect to their originality, by using both automated text reuse detection approaches and manual categorization, to identify quotations, paraphrases and other forms of reader response.FindingsThe decoupling (both in space and time) of text read (in class) and comments (on Twitter) likely led users to mainly share text excerpts rather than original personal reactions to the story. There was almost no interaction outside the classroom, neither with other students nor with generic Twitter users, characterizing this project as a shared experience of “audiencing” a media event. The intensity of social interactions is more related to the breadth of the audience reached by the user-generated content and to a strong retweeting activity. In general, better familiarity with digital (social) media is related to an increase in the level of social interaction.Originality/valueThe authors analyzed one of the largest educational social reading projects ever realized, contributing to the still scarce empirical research about DSR. The authors employed state-of-the-art automated text reuse detection to classify reader response.
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198. Contação de histórias: uma prática para o letramento literário
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San Martim, Carla Alessandra Garibaldi and Fritsch, Valter Henrique de Castro
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Literary literacy ,Letramento literário ,Mediação de leitura literária ,Mediation of literary reading ,Contação de histórias ,Storytellers ,Storytelling ,Contadoras de histórias ,Ensino de literatura ,Teaching literature - Abstract
Esta dissertação de mestrado pertencente à linha de pesquisa: Aquisição, Aprendizagem e Ensino de Línguas, dentro do projeto de pesquisa "Fronteiras da Leitura: O Ensino de Literatura sob a Perspectiva da Linguística Aplicada Crítica", coordenado pelo Prof. Dr. Valter Henrique de Castro Fritsch, orientador deste tabalho. A pesquisa tem por objetivo refletir sobre algumas questões acerca dos múltiplos papéis que a contação de histórias pode desempenhar na construção do letramento literário de sujeitos leitores no processo de ensino e aprendizagem nas séries iniciais do ensino fundamental. Para tanto, será mobilizada a teoria de Letramentos e, neste sentido, são apresentados teóricos como Angela Kleiman (1995, 2005, 2013), uma das primeiras autoras a abordar a questão dos Letramentos como prática social, Roxane Rojo (2009), que considera necessário também observar que as práticas de letramento se encontram em diferentes contextos sociais, bem como Brian Street (2014), o primeiro autor a trazer a abordagem sobre o letramento como letramentos sociais. Quanto ao Letramento Literário, tem- se que ele pode ser considerado uma alternativa para a prática social, conforme as considerações de Rildo Cosson (2006). Para o autor, as práticas sociais que envolvem o letramento literário são os aprendizados relacionados com a socialização e o compartilhamento de saberes e culturas as quais visam a um propósito maior que é a prática social de humanização das crianças. Aqui, será apresentado o Letramento e seus fundamentos teóricos, a fim de mobilizar os conceitos da teoria no momento da análise, uma vez que é a teoria que sustenta este trabalho a partir das noções de Letramento social, Letramento literário e Práticas e Eventos de Letramento que serão acionadas ao longo deste trabalho. Portanto, a metodologia de pesquisa aplicada consiste em pesquisa bibliográfica a partir da análise da contação de histórias pelas vozes de três mediadoras de leitura literária, mas, principalmente, contadoras de histórias que vivenciam esta arte de ensinar a cultura, o conhecimento, bem como divertir, entreter, ampliar a visão de mundo e de si mesmo, além de ser decisiva no desenvolvimento da imaginação, da oralidade e incentivo pelo gosto da leitura. Resultados preliminares demonstram a contribuição da contação de histórias para a mediação da leitura literária no processo de ensino aprendizagem nas séries iniciais do ensino fundamental. Esta pesquisa, ao analisar as vozes das três contadoras de histórias, se constitui num espaço de fala e de reflexão sobre o tema da contação de histórias, bem como de apresentar ferramentas que se referem as atividades que podem ser desenvolvidas para melhorar a contação de histórias e atingir todo o potencial que ela tem como formadora de cidadãos. This master's thesis is inserted in the research line: Acquisition, Learning and Teaching Languages, and it is part of the research project "Frontiers of Reading: The Teaching of Literature from the Perspective of Critical Applied Linguistics", coordinated by the professor Valter Henrique de Castro Fritsch, PhD, supervisor of this thesis. The research aims to reflect on some questions about the multiple roles that storytelling may play in the construction of literary literacy of readers in the teaching and learning process in the initial grades of elementary school. In order to do that, the Literacies theory will be mobilized and, in this sense, theorists such as Angela Kleiman (1995, 2005, 2013), will be presented, one of the first authors to approach the issue of Literacy as a social practice, Roxane Rojo (2009), who considers it is also necessary to note that literacy practices are found in different social contexts, as well as Brian Street (2014), the first author to bring the approach to literacy as social literacies. As for Literary Literacy, it can be considered as an alternative for social practice, according to the considerations of Rildo Cosson (2006). To the author, the social practices that involve literary literacy are the learnings related to socialization, and the sharing of knowledge, and cultures, which aim at a greater purpose, which is the social practice of humanization of children. Here, Literacy and its theoretical foundations will be presented to mobilize the concepts of theory in the analysis, since it is the theory that sustains this work from the notions of Social Literacy, Literary Literacy and Literacy Practices and Events that will be triggered throughout this work. Therefore, the applied research methodology consists of bibliographic research, based on the analysis of storytelling by the voices of three literary reading mediators, but mainly storytellers, who experience this art of teaching culture, knowledge, as well as having fun, entertaining, broadening the worldview and oneself: besides being decisive in the development of imagination, orality, and encouragement for the taste of reading. Preliminary results demonstrate the contribution of storytelling to the mediation of literary reading in the teaching- learning process in the early grades of elementary school. This research, when analyzing the voices of the three storytellers, constitutes a space of speech and thoughts on the theme of storytelling, as well as presenting tools that refer to the activities that can be developed to improve the storytelling practices and to reach the full potential that it contains to educate citizens.
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199. It is always something else that I feel like I'd rather do : A qualitative study regarding students' attitudes towards literature in the Swedish subject at upper secondary school
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Johnsson, Michelle
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Sweden ,Litteratur ,Litteraturvetenskap ,Literature ,reading ,upper secondary school ,General Literature Studies ,litteraturläsning ,Sverige ,teaching literature ,gymnasieskola ,litteraturundervisning - Abstract
Denna uppsats ämnar undersöka svenska gymnasieelevers attityder till litteratur i svenskämnet på gymnasiet samt hur elever tycker att litteraturundervisningen bör gå till. Resultatet visar att eleverna har en positiv attityd till litteratur och litteraturläsning generellt men att den läsning som sker i skolan uppfattas som tråkig och ett måste. Vidare visar resultatet en oenighet när det kommer till litteraturundervisningen. Vissa anser att eleverna borde ha större frihet när det kommer till vad som ska läsas och andra anser att läraren bör styra innehållet i litteraturundervisningen.
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200. PARA UN CANON ESCOLAR ANTIRACISTA EN LA ESCUELA SECUNDARIA: UNA MIRADA A LOS LIBROS DE TEXTO DE PORTUGUÉS
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Ana Paula Dos Santos de Sá
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ensino de literatura ,Lei nº 10.639/2003 ,racismo ,Ley 10.639/2003 ,livro didático ,enseñanza de la literatura ,textbook ,teaching literature ,Law 10.639/2003 ,racism ,libro de texto ,Education - Abstract
RESUMO O objetivo deste artigo foi analisar propostas didático-pedagógicas de livros didáticos de Português que, por meio do trabalho com a literatura afro-brasileira, nos permitam verificar caminhos para a construção de uma educação literária de viés antirracista no ensino médio. Com a discussão sobre a necessidade de descolonização do cânone escolar, analisamos o modo como duas coleções aprovadas pelo Programa Nacional do Livro Didático 2015 articulam o poeta afrodescendente Luiz Gama ao condoreirismo. Com base numa investigação qualitativa dessa ocorrência, destacamos os pontos que parecem convergir com uma perspectiva antirracista de ensino e/ou divergir dela. Concluiu-se, com pontuais ressalvas, que os capítulos investigados se alinham a tal perspectiva, sobretudo ao incluírem, ao lado de Gama, autores afrodescendentes contemporâneos e textos que tratam positivamente da ancestralidade africana e da negritude. ABSTRACT This article aimed to analyze didactic-pedagogical proposals of Portuguese textbooks that suggest ways to reach an antiracist education in Brazilian high school, with attention to the teaching of Afro-Brazilian literature. From a discussion about the need for decolonization of the school canon, it analyzes collections approved by National Textbook Plan (Programa Nacional do Livro Didático - PNLD) 2015 that articulate the afro-descendant poet Luiz Gama to the condoreirismo. Based on a qualitative investigation of this issue, we highlight the points that seem to converge and/or diverge from an antiracist teaching perspective. It is concluded that the chapters investigated dialogue with that perspective, especially because they include contemporary Afro-Brazilians authors and positive texts about African ancestry and blackness, alongside the poetry of Gama. RESUMEN El objetivo de este artículo fue analizar las propuestas didácticas y pedagógicas de los libros de texto de Portugués que, a través de la literatura afrobrasileña, señalan las formas de construir una educación antirracista en la escuela secundaria. A partir de la discusión sobre la necesidad de descolonización del canon escolar, se analizaron colecciones aprobadas por el Programa Nacional del Livro de Texto (Programa Nacional do Livro Didático - PNLD) 2015 que articulan al poeta Luiz Gama al condoreirismo. Basándonos en una investigación cualitativa, destacamos los puntos que parecen converger y/o divergir desde una perspectiva de enseñanza antirracista. Se concluye que los capítulos investigados se ajustan a esa perspectiva, especialmente al incluir, junto a Gama, autores contemporáneos afrodescendientes y textos que abordan positivamente la ascendencia africana y la negritud.
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- 2021
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