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Journal articles on the topic "Text production teaching. eng"
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Ekowati, Sri Harini, Ratna Ratna, and Dian Savitri. "Promouvoir modèle d’enseignement créatif productif dans l’enseignement de la production écrite." Digital Press Social Sciences and Humanities 3 (2019): 00041. http://dx.doi.org/10.29037/digitalpress.43314.
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<p class="MsoNormal" style="text-indent:0in">Almost all experts in the field of
teaching at the FLE agree that written production is a difficult skill to
acquire, whereas as a teacher, we have to find a suitable and interesting
method for our students to like to write and in the end they have good writing
skills. There are many ways we can do this; one of the other is the productive
creative teaching model. To find out how effective this model is, we
implemented it in our Written Production class. Before doing so, we did the
pre-test, then the implementation of this model in class and ended with the
result of the posttest. After analyzing data, this result shows us that the
written output of our students increases after the implementation of this model.</p>
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Sipitanos, Konstantinos. "Evaluating Students’ Final Text Production in Polyphonic Critical Literacy Practices: Combining Appraisal Theory with Qualitative Data Sources." International Journal of Education and Literacy Studies 9, no. 1 (January 31, 2021): 113. http://dx.doi.org/10.7575/aiac.ijels.v.9n.1p.113.
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Critical literacy practices have moved their interest from Freirean binary analyses (e.g. oppressor versus oppressed) to more complex perspectives, where in a text the author/speaker is (dis) aligned with different discourse communities. Despite the fact that these teaching practices that are based in multiple discources are gaining attention, little work has been done on the assessment of the teaching practices. During the last decades, the literacy activities researches have focused on the teacher-student interactions and the teacher talks (asking questions, types of questions), neglecting the final text production, which is also a significant factor in the evaluation of literacy practices. In this paper, after the implementation of polyphonic literacy practices in a rural junior high school in Crete, Greece, the teacher-researcher assessed the final student written products using the Appraisal Theory. Further qualitative methodological data gathering sources enhanced the identification of the contextual factors that can explain in depth the discourses the students (re)produced in their texts. These findings suggest that Appraisal Theory combined with such methodological choices, where the context is identified, is more supportive in the evaluation of these complex critical literacy practices and provides the teacher and students fruitful feedback concerning critical literacy awareness.
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Martínez Adrián, María. "The efficacy of a reading aloud task in the teaching of pronunciation." Journal of English Studies 12 (December 20, 2014): 95. http://dx.doi.org/10.18172/jes.2825.
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Empirical studies have shown that explicit instruction leads to the improvement of perception (e.g. Strange and Dittman 1984; Jamieson and Morosan 1986; Cenoz and García Lecumberri 1999) and oral production (e.g. Couper 2003; Derwing and Munro 2005; Smith and Beckman 2005). Nonetheless, it is necessary to test different types of activities intended for the explicit teaching of pronunciation. This action-research study aims to test the efficacy of a reading aloud task with a noticing and an awareness component in the teaching of pronunciation, and to gauge learners’ beliefs regarding the use of this learning tool. Twenty first-year students of the BA in English Studies at the University of the Basque Country participated in the investigation. Ten written texts were selected by the instructors in order to practice reading aloud for ten weeks. Students went through two phases when doing this task in class: noticing and awareness. They were tested on articulation of sounds, stress placement and intonation through two different texts at two different times. Students were also administered a questionnaire to analyze their opinions regarding the usefulness of this learning task. The assessment of the recordings revealed that learners obtained better means in the case of the second text analyzed. Similarly, the analysis of the responses given to the questionnaire indicated that students considered the reading aloud task a good instrument to improve their pronunciation in English.
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Fterniati, Anna, Vasia Tsami, and Argyris Arhakis. "Τηλεοπτικές διαφημίσεις και γλωσσική ποικιλότητα: Προτάσεις κριτικής γλωσσικής διδασκαλίας." Preschool and Primary Education 4, no. 1 (May 17, 2016): 85. http://dx.doi.org/10.12681/ppej.199.
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Recent studies indicate that language teaching can utilize humorous mass culture texts (e.g. TV shows, advertisements, comics, magazine articles, songs, websites), so as to enable students to detect subtle social meanings and implicit cultural values (see, among others, Archakis et al., 2014; Μοrrell, 2002; Μοrrell, & Duncan-Andrade, 2005; Stamou, 2012; Tsami et al., 2014). This study aims to propose teaching activities involving critical interpretation of humorous TV advertisements in class. The activities are designed for pupils attending the 5th and 6th grade of Greek primary school (11-12 years old). The aim of these activities is to raise the pupils’ critical language awareness by revealing hidden and normalized language ideologies inherent in the representation of geographical varieties in such texts. Thus, our teaching proposal is intended to help students realize the linguistic inequalities reproduced in such texts, thus denaturalizing linguistic homogeneity (see, among others, Blackledge, 2005: 65-67). Enhancing the students’ critical language awareness is among the main goals of the multiliteracies model (Cope & Kalantzis, 2000; Κalantzis & Cope, 1999; Kalantzis et al., 2005; New London Group, 1999). This model aims to nurture the students’ communicative competence through the analysis of diverse genres in four stages: 1. Situated practice, utilizing texts provided by students, reflecting their sociocultural experiences; 2. Overt instruction, which helps students realize the linguistic and textual mechanisms used for the production and interpretation of texts; 3. Critical framing, referring to the critical interpretation of a text, based on the sociocultural context of its production; 4. Transformed practice that is reframing discourse and transferring meaning from one context to another, while producing a text. Following the multiliteracies model, this paper presents specific teaching activities to enable pupils achieve a critical interpretation of TV advertisements. Our proposal aims at helping students: 1. Identify geographical variation and dialectophones; 2. Become aware of dominant ideologies regarding geographical varieties, their mixing, and their speakers; 3. Stop associating dialectophones with specific social characteristics (e.g. profession, age, education, place of origin, ability to use language variations/ languages considered as “overt prestige” etc.); 4. Identify how non-standard varieties are denigrated and stigmatized in mass culture texts (e.g. through humor); 5. Become aware of hidden and naturalized ideologies expressed through the humorous representations of geographical variation on TV advertisements; 6. Realize the reasons for which geographical varieties are represented as humorous in mass culture texts. The above activities constitute part of a teaching material implemented in two public elementary schools in the prefecture of Achaia, Greece. According to the initial results, the pupils’ performance is enhanced both in terms of identifying geographical variation and humorous phrases and of interpreting the reasons for which geographical varieties are represented as humorous in mass culture texts.
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M. Kassem, Hassan. "The Effect of Communication Strategy Instruction on Saudi EFL Learners’ Strategy Use, Speaking Proficiency and Self-Efficacy." Journal for the Study of English Linguistics 7, no. 1 (April 11, 2019): 21. http://dx.doi.org/10.5296/jsel.v7i1.14649.
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The current study investigated the effect of communication strategy instruction on Saudi EFL learners’ strategy use, speaking proficiency and speaking self-efficacy. Two intact classes of EFL freshmen at Thadiq Sciences and Humanities College, Shaqra University, KSA participated in the study in the first semester of the academic year 2018-2019. They were assigned to an experimental group (N = 20) and a control group (N = 19). A speaking test and a speaking self-efficacy questionnaire were administered to the two groups. Students’ oral production and communication strategy use were assessed by independent raters. Independent samples t-tests performed on the pretest mean scores of the two groups showed that they were homogenous in strategy use, speaking proficiency and speaking self-efficacy prior to the treatment. Treatment group students were then taught four communication strategies: circumlocution, approximation, appeal for help, and fillers in the Listening and Speaking 2 (Eng 122) course. The control group received the teaching sequence adopted in the course’s textbook which includes no training on communication strategy. Independent and paired samples t-tests revealed that the treatment group outperformed the control group in all dependent variables, hence supporting the positive effect of communication strategy training on strategy use, speaking proficiency and speaking self-efficacy. Pedagogical implications are offered.
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Amlie, Thomas T. "Constrained Optimization Problems In Cost And Managerial Accounting Spreadsheet Tools." American Journal of Business Education (AJBE) 2, no. 6 (September 1, 2009): 11–22. http://dx.doi.org/10.19030/ajbe.v2i6.4083.
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A common problem addressed in Managerial and Cost Accounting classes is that of selecting an optimal production mix given scarce resources. That is, if a firm produces a number of different products, and is faced with scarce resources (e.g., limitations on labor, materials, or machine time), what combination of products yields the greatest profit to the firm? Solver, an optimization package included within Microsoft Excel (or Optimizer in Quattro Pro), is an ideal vehicle by which to analyze these problems. In most cost or managerial accounting texts, students are asked to address this type of question when there is only one scarce resource (e.g., Material X); such problems can be readily solved by hand. In the case of two or more scarce resources, students are usually referred to their management science classes and Linear Programming packages such as LINDO for further enlightenment, with the comment that such matters are beyond the scope of an accounting text. The purpose of this paper is to illustrate how the Solver package in Microsoft Excel can be easily used to solve optimization problems in management accounting. Although not as powerful or flexible as stand-alone packages such as LINDO, Solvers presence within a universally available spreadsheet package makes it an extraordinarily powerful teaching tool. Instead of parameters being entered into the optimization problem as constants, they can be expressed as functions of other spreadsheet cells. This interactive structure allows an instructor (or student) to create complex production environments where it can be illustrated how minor changes in one aspect of the production environment can flow through and have a profound impact on optimal production schedules.
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Johnson, Sarah Minier. "Design and Development of Interactive Media: Creating Educational Materials for CD-ROM and the Web." HortScience 32, no. 6 (October 1997): 983d—983. http://dx.doi.org/10.21273/hortsci.32.6.983d.
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This workshop offers an overview of the production process for CD-ROM and Web materials, as well as pragmatic advice on how to structure effective interactive presentations. Many educators and practitioners consider interactive computer-based education the technology of tomorrow. However, evidence of high-level computer literacy among many young people suggests that a “technology gap” already exists between student computer literacy and the learning modules that instructors can prepare. As with all media presentations, the basis of effective multimedia project structure is instructional design. This includes design of both the content and the navigational interface. Given the relative complexity of these projects, a clear and logical design is essential to effective conveyance of content. The presentation of content via computer differs from “traditional” media presentations in terms of how content is structured; interactive elements; user selectivity; user motivation, and immediate, response-specific performance assessment (among other things). There are a number of differences in the production process as well. Computer-based instruction requires early definition of end-use platforms, software requirements, use of communication, testing, and grading tools, and more. Content is organized on a flowchart which, along with the design document (which contains the script/text, graphic descriptions, and programming directions), becomes the blueprint for project production. Early project prototypes are tested for ease of use, logical flow, and structure, with “typical end-user” representatives. The final project is alpha- and beta-tested prior to distribution. Although preparing computer-based media materials is time-consuming, the resulting product can greatly enhance teaching by enabling self-paced, asynchronous, active learning and accommodating different learning styles.
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Ogoanah, Felix Nwabeze, and Fredrick Osaro Ojo. "A multimodal generic perspective on Nigerian stand-up comedy." European Journal of Humour Research 6, no. 4 (December 30, 2018): 39. http://dx.doi.org/10.7592/ejhr2018.6.4.ogoanah.
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Studies in stand-up comedy in Nigeria have recently begun to gain serious attention. Several articles that describe the psychological and socio-cultural contexts of joke texts of stand-up comedy in Nigeria have appeared within the last few years (Orhiunu 2007; Imo 2010; Adetunji 2013; Filani 2015, 2016, etc.). However, one aspect of the phenomenon that is yet to be explored is the function of a multimodal generic framework and its contributions to the humorous content of the genre. While it is important to maintain the spoken text as many writers have done, the “multiple embodied modes” (Norris 2008: 13) that amplify the spoken text must be given due consideration. This study, therefore, examines the Nigerian stand-up comedy from the perspective of a multimodal-ESP theory to genre analysis. This theory takes cognizance not only of joke-texts, but also the visual features that enhance the performance. The material for analysis is videoed data of a popular stand-up comedy show in Nigeria, “A Nite of a Thousand Laugh.” The study demonstrates that stage management, nonverbal cues (e.g. gesture, movements, and gaze), speeches, body postures, and music/sounds contribute to the communicative value and the production of the genre. Also, it shows how plausible multimodal-ESP approach to genre is in the description of stand-up comedy in the Nigerian context and how the knowledge can be integrated into the teaching and learning of technology-mediated communications (TMC), such as using English for entertainment purposes.
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Rojas García, Ilene, and Udiluz Monsalve Muñoz. "Enseñar a leer en medicina: Aproximación didáctica a un artículo de revisión / Teaching reading in medicine: didactic approach to a review article." Hexágono Pedagógico 6, no. 1 (November 23, 2015): 184. http://dx.doi.org/10.22519/2145888x.666.
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Dentro de los textos académicos más usados por los docentes de Medicina en laCorporación Universitaria Rafael Núñez se encuentran los artículos de revisión. Estos son textos cortos y actuales que reúnen los resultados de diferentes investigaciones sobre un determinado tema, por lo que son pertinentes para ser llevados al aula universitaria. Dado que estos artículos son dirigidos a un lector médico profesional, requieren de presaberes para interpretarlos, de modo que los estudiantes presentan dificultades para comprender y aprender a partir del texto. En este sentido, desde la asignatura de Competencias Comunicativas se busca proponer estrategias que faciliten a los estudiantes acercarse deforma más efectiva a estos textos, a partir de la identificación de sus características textuales y discursivas. Se presenta entonces una propuesta didáctica a partir de un artículo de revisión, desarrollado con estudiantes de tercer semestre del programa de Medicina: En la primera fase, se realizó la prelectura del texto a partir del género discursivo, del resumen que aparece en el artículo y de los subtítulos como indicadores de los aspectos temáticos; posteriormente se identificó el sentido de términos desconocidos yla progresión temática del artículo; al finalizar la intervención, fue posible pasar de una lectura mecánica y superficial, a procesos inferenciales y de relación entre los contenidos del texto, enfatizando en las circunstancias de producción del artículo y su intención comunicativa, aspectos que facilitan la comprensión y permiten aprender leyendo. Abstract.Within academic texts most used by teachers of medicine at the University Corporation Rafael Nunez are review articles. These are short and present texts that meet the results of various investigations on a particular topic, so they are relevant to be brought into the university classroom. Since these articles are directed to a medical professional reader, they require presaberes to interpret them, so that students have difficulties to understand and learn from the text. In this sense, the subject of communication skills seeks to propose strategies to facilitate students more effectively approach these texts, from the identification of its textual and discursive features. a didactic proposal is then presented from a review article, developed with students of third semester of Medicine program: In the first phase, pre-reading of the text was made from speech genre, the summary on the article and subtitle as indicators of the thematic aspects; then the meaning of unfamiliar terms and thematic progression article identified; at the end of the intervention, it was possible to go from a mechanical and superficial reading, inferential and relationship between the content of the text, emphasizing the circumstances of production of the article and its communicative intention, aspects that facilitate understanding and allow students to learn reading processes.
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Altakhaineh, Abdel Rahman Mitib, and Maram H. Hajjo. "Teaching Antonyms to Arabic-Speaking EFL Learners." International Journal of Emerging Technologies in Learning (iJET) 14, no. 18 (September 30, 2019): 16. http://dx.doi.org/10.3991/ijet.v14i18.11198.
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This study investigates the impact of different teaching techniques, e.g. projecting pictures using an overhead projector and the traditional way of teaching, in improving Arabic-speaking EFL learners’ production of antonyms in English. A production test was administered, including 20 pairs of antonyms, to assess the students’ knowledge of English antonyms before the instructional intervention. To this end, 40 grade six students were divided into two groups: treatment and control. After the instructional intervention, a Pictionary Test was implemented, including 10 pairs of antonyms as post-test to determine if projecting pictures via an overhead projector can be an effective technique in increasing students’ production of English antonyms. The results showed that the number of accurate answers provided by the treatment group (who were taught using pictures via overhead projector) was higher than that provided by the control group (who were taught via the traditional method). This suggests that the former teaching technique may have played an important role in their performance on the test. It can be concluded that teaching via overhead projector with pictures seems to be an effective instructional intervention in teaching English antonyms.
Dissertations / Theses on the topic "Text production teaching. eng"
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Nogueira, Andréa Scavassa Vecchia. "Redigir para convencer : um estudo da argumentação em textos escolares /." Assis : [s.n.], 2003. http://hdl.handle.net/11449/91733.
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Orientador: João de AlmeidaResumo: Esta pesquisa tem como objetivo apresentar o estudo de alguns elementos que influenciam na argumentação do texto escrito. Utilizando dissertações de alunos do ensino médio, a análise procura evidenciar relações que envolvem: a norma culta da língua e seu reflexo na persuasão; o uso dos mecanismos coesivos e sua influência na orientação argumentativa; a organização textual e os problemas ocasionados pelo acúmulo, pela falta e pela inversão de idéias; e as incoerências semânticas e sua interferência no sentido do texto. A pesquisa expressa também algumas técnicas, a fim de contribuir na produção de um texto argumentativo bem elaborado. É um modo não apenas de oferecer um conhecimento um pouco mais profundo da linguagem, mas de fornecer dados que auxiliem na produção de textos e que reflitam o ensino atual para uma nova avaliação.
Abstract: This research has as object to present the study of some elements that influence in the argumentation of the text writing. Using students' of the last school cycle dissertations, the analysis tries to evidence relationships that involve: the learned norm of the language and its reflex in the persuasion; the use of the cohesive mechanisms and its influence in the argumentative orientation; the textual organization and the problems caused by the accumulation, for the lack and for the investiment of ideas; and the semantic incoherences and its interference in the sense of the text. The research expressed also some techniques, in order to contribute in the production of a text argumentative elaborated good. It's not just a way of offering a knowledge a little deeper of the language, but of supplying data that aid in the production of texts and that reflect the current teaching for a new evaluation.
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Manzoni, Rosa Maria. "Dissertação escolar : um gênero em discussão /." Assis : [s.n.], 2007. http://hdl.handle.net/11449/102475.
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Orientador: Rony Farto PereiraBanca: Edina Regina Pugas Panichi
Banca: Maria Jose de Toledo Gomes
Banca: Jeane Mari Sant'Ana Spera
Banca: Odilon Helou Fleury Curado
Resumo: Esta pesquisa tem por objetivo investigar a textualização das produções dissertativas escritas na escola, de concluintes do Ensino Médio e ingressantes no Ensino Superior. Pretende, portanto, estudar suas dimensões textuais e discursivas, detectando recorrências a partir das características típicas desse discurso para, então, indexarmo-las em um gênero textual. Em outros termos, esta pesquisa pretende caracterizar a dissertação escolar como uma das práticas efetivas de linguagem na escola e, por conseguinte, legitimá-la como um gênero discursivo. O tratamento das práticas de produção do texto dissertativo a partir da perspectiva do gênero elimina a artificialidade, até então peculiar a essa prática, e leva o aluno ao seu domínio, já que o gênero é objeto concreto de ensinoaprendizagem por estar diretamente relacionado com uma situação de comunicação autêntica. Como esta pesquisa qualifica o texto dissertativo escolar como a materialização de um gênero específico da esfera de comunicação escolar, pretende, ainda, servir como um ponto de partida e instrumento para proporcionar aos professores de língua portuguesa a elaboração de propostas metodológicas para o ensino da dissertação escolar como um gênero. Dessa forma, tais propostas visam a propiciar efetivamente a flutuação do gênero dissertativo escolar que existe na escola, hoje, para aquele gênero dissertativo escolar aceito e reconhecido socialmente, conforme as habilidades e competências previstas para o ensino Médio, as quais são definidas pelos teóricos e disseminadas nos documentos oficiais da Instituição Escola.
Abstract: This research has as objective to investigate the textualization of written argumentative essays of students who have finished Secondary School Education and have just started Higher Education. Thus, it intends to study such written compositions in their textual and discursive dimensions, observing recurrences of some typical characteristics of this discourse so that it can be possible to index them in a textual genre. In other words, this research intends to characterize the argumentative school essay as one of the effective language practices at school and, accordingly, define them as a discourse genre. The treatment of the text production practices from the genre perspective eliminates the artificiality, peculiar to this practice, and leads the student to its mastery, since the genre is a concrete object of the teaching and learning process and is directly related to an authentic communicative situation. As this study qualifies the school argumentative essay as the materialization of a specific genre of the school communication sphere, it still intends to work as a starting-point and an instrument to provide to teachers of Portuguese the creation of methodological proposals to the teaching of the school essay as a genre. So, such proposals aim to provide effectively the fluctuation from a non-standard school genre that exists at school nowadays to a standard school genre that is socially accepted and recognized according to the abilities and competences established to the Secondary School Education, defined by the theoreticians and spread by the official documents to the School Institution.
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Santos, Vinício Moreira dos. "Coesão referencial e ensino : histórico, aplicações e propostas /." Araraquara : [s.n.], 2011. http://hdl.handle.net/11449/93994.
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Orientador: Letícia Marcondes RezendeBanca: Vanice Maria Oliveira Sargentini
Banca: Marília Blundi Onofre
Resumo: O objetivo deste trabalho é, depois de trinta e cinco anos da publicação de Cohesion in English, de Halliday e Hasan, analisar como se dá a relação entre a exposição do tema da coesão textual nos livros didáticos e na produção textual dos alunos. Para tanto, apresentamos, de início, três abordagens distintas sobre a coesão textual: a de Halliday e Hasan, ancorada na noção de registro; a de Beaugrande e Dressler, que toma a coesão textual como um requisito para a construção do texto; e a de Ingedore Koch, que vê a coesão como ferramenta para o avanço informacional e argumentativo do texto. Considerando a preocupação tradicional que os livros didáticos dispensam à chamada coesão sequencial (emprestando o termo de Ingedore Koch), conferindo exclusivamente a ela o papel de organizadora das relações de significado do texto, voltamo-nos para o tratamento dado para a coesão referencial, responsável, inicialmente, por estruturar a rede de identificação e recuperação de elementos dentro de um texto. O que pudemos constatar, ao analisar livros didáticos e um corpus com redações de alunos de ensino médio, é que há disparidade entre a abordagem oferecida pelos livros, focados excessivamente no aspecto textual da coesão referencial, cuja função seria, unicamente, evitar repetições, e a produção dos alunos que, como pudemos notar, é estruturalmente bem formada, mas carece do valor argumentativo que os mecanismos de coesão referencial podem oferecer. Considerando os problemas levantados nos dois lados da questão, propomos, ao final, nossa colaboração para uma abordagem argumentativa dos mecanismos de coesão referencial no ambiente escolar
Abstract: The purpose of this work is, after thirty-five years since the publication of Halliday and Hasan's Cohesion in English, analyze the relation between teaching books' approach to the theme and students' writing. In order so, we present at first three different approaches to textual cohesion: Halliday and Hasan's, which holds itself on the notion of register; Beaugrande and Dressler's, which takes cohesion as a text requisite; and Ingedore Koch's, which sees cohesion as a tool for the argumentative and informative aspect of a text. Taken the usual concern that course books give sequential cohesion (the term is taken from Ingedore Koch), exclusively giving it the role of meaning relation organizer, we shall look at referential cohesion, that is, at first, responsible for structuring the identification and recovering of an element inside a text. Through the analyses of teaching books and a corpus collected from High school students, we were able to see that there is some disparity between the books, extremely focused on the textual aspect of referential cohesion, whose function would solely be the avoidance of term repetition, and the students' texts, which are structurally well built but lack the argumentative properties that referential cohesion mechanisms can offer. Considering the problems gathered at both sides of the question, we give our collaboration for an argumentative approach to referential cohesion mechanisms at school
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Melo, Sílvia Mara de. "As múltiplas vozes na constituição do texto : a busca de sentidos nos enunciados /." Assis : [s.n.], 2004. http://hdl.handle.net/11449/91732.
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Resumo: Levando em consideração a importância do ensino de língua materna, na escola, mais especificamente o trabalho de produção textual, tomamos como objeto de análise textos de alunos do Ensino Médio de uma escola privada, do norte do Paraná, os quais foram, por sua vez, publicados no livro A palavra é a semente, dos volumes 4, 5, 6, e 7, respectivamente dos anos 1999, 2000, 2001 e 2003. Empregamos conceitos como dialogismo, aparelhos ideológicos de Estado, além de outros da Análise do Discurso (AD), a fim de fundamentar a nossa pesquisa. Algumas particularidades da AD, tais como o discurso, o sujeito e a ideologia tornaram-se relevantes para a percepção do funcionamento discursivo. Tomamos os enunciados numa relação dialógica, procurando compreender sua constituição. À medida que os examinamos, ouvimos os ecos de vários lugares: vozes da mídia, da instituição de ensino católico, dos professores de diversas áreas. Além de desconstruir os enunciados, buscando-lhes os sentidos e suas filiações, procuramos também compreender a criatividade na produção textual dos alunos, no âmbito escolar. Encontramos nos dizeres de Foucault, de Pêcheux, de Bakhtin, de Orlandi, justificativas para a repetição do já-dito nos enunciados produzidos na escola. Entendemos as condições de produção também como um aspecto importante, pois, em algumas narrativas, ecoam vozes que fazem lembrar o discurso religioso. Acreditamos que isso ocorra porque o sujeito-aluno, ao freqüentar uma instituição de ensino que tem como propósito uma formação pautada em valores cristãos, esteja envolvido por uma ideologia de ordem religiosa.Abstract: Considering the importance of teaching the mother tongue in schools, mainly text production, we took as analysis object the texts produced by students of a Secondary School from a private school in the north of Paraná. These texts were, later on, published in the book A palavra é a semente (The word is the seed), volumes 4, 5, 6, and 7 in 1999, 2000, 2001 and 2003, respectively. Concepts such as dialogism, the State's ideological apparels, and others taken from Discourse Analysis (DA), were employed in order to ground our research. Some specifities from DA, such as the discourse, the subject and the ideology became relevant for the perception of how the discourse works. We studied the statements in a dialogic form, trying to understand their constitution. As we examined them, we were able to hear echoes from several places: voices from the media, from the Catholic teaching institution, and from teachers of several areas. Besides disassembling these statements, looking for their meanings and their subordination, we also tried to understand the role creativity played in the students' text production within the school. We found, as put by Foucault, Pêcheux, Bakhtin, Orlandi, justification for the repetition in their texts of what they had already heard in the teaching institution. We also consider the production conditions as an important aspect because, in some narratives, we found voices that remind us of the Church discourse. We believe that the cause for this is that the subject-student, by attending a teaching institution that has as purpose a formation centered in Christian values, is overwhelmed by the religious order ideology.
Orientador: Rony Farto Pereira
Coorientador: Sílvia Inês C. C. de Vasconcelos
Banca: Luiz Carlos Fernandes
Banca: Carlos Eduardo Mendes de Moraes
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Vieira, Almir Martins. "Cultura organizacional em instituições de ensino : mapeamento e análise descritivo-interpretativa da produção acadêmica (1990-2005) /." Marília : [s.n.], 2007. http://hdl.handle.net/11449/96385.
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Orientador: Hélia Sonia RaphaelBanca: Lourdes Marcelino Machado
Banca: Maria Leila Alves
Banca: Afrânio Mendes Catani
Banca: José Luiz Guimarães
Resumo: Este trabalho apresenta um estudo analítico-interpretativo a respeito da pesquisa sobre cultura organizacional em instituições de ensino, por meio de levantamento da produção acadêmica em forma de teses de doutorado e dissertações de mestrado defendidas nos programas de pós-graduação em Administração e Educação do Brasil, tomando por base o período de 1990 a 2005. O levantamento indicou 9 teses e 25 dissertações produzidas no período em referência, que foram analisadas de acordo com três focos de análise: tendências teóricas e metodológicas; níveis de ensino; e natureza jurídica da instituição. Para tanto, foi adotada uma abordagem quali-quantitativa, caracterizando o trabalho enquanto pesquisa da pesquisa, assemelhando ao chamado estado da arte ou estado do conhecimento. Os dados revelaram que as pesquisas apresentam como referencial teórico predominante a escola americana, enquanto a abordagem metodológica mais utilizada é a qualitativa, com destaque para os estudos de caso. Em sua maioria, as instituições de ensino tomadas como objeto de estudo pertencem ao nível superior, havendo certo equilíbrio entre instituições públicas e particulares. Constata-se que há uma produção acadêmica sobre a temática sem, no entanto, existir uma disseminação dos estudos entre os pesquisadores que se propõem investigá-la, fato que, muitas vezes, faz com que algumas pesquisas tenham propostas e resultados semelhantes. Outra indicação é a falta de um modelo brasileiro para análise da cultura organizacional em instituições de ensino, evidenciando-se os traços culturais do país.
Abstract: This work presents an analytic-interpretive study regarding research on organizational culture in teaching institutions, and does so via a survey of academic production in the form of Doctoral Theses and Masters Dissertations defended in Graduate Programs in Administration and Education in Brazil during the period between 1990 and 2005. The survey indicated 9 Theses and 25 Dissertations produced in the reference period. These were analyzed according to three foci of analysis: theoretical and methodological tendencies; teaching levels, and; juridical nature of the institution. As such, a qualitative - quantitative approach was adopted, characterizing the work as research on research, assimilating the state of the art, or the state of knowledge. The data reveals that the referred to research presents the American school as the dominant theoretical reference. The methodological approach most frequently used is qualitative, with particular emphasis on case studies. The majority of teaching institutions that were the objects of the studies were university level, with a certain balance between public and private institutions. This study shows that while there are academic studies regarding the subject, there is, nonetheless, little dissemination of the studies between researches, which results in research themes with similar themes and results. Another finding is a lack of a Brazilian model for analyzing organizational culture in teaching institutions which reflects the cultural stamp of the country.
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Cardin, Mauro. "O ato da enunciação : semiótica e produção de texto /." Assis : [s.n.], 2004. http://hdl.handle.net/11449/91734.
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Orientador: Sílvio de Sant'Ana JuniorBanca: Diana Luz Pessoa de Barros
Banca: Linda Bulik
Resumo: Este trabalho busca prospectar meios para a utilização da semiótica de A. J. Greimas na pro-dução de texto (especialmente no que tange à criatividade) e colaborar para a "vulgarização" científica dessa teoria. Seu autor entende que uma teoria que serve intensamente para a in-terpretação de textos também pode ser utilizada para a sua produção. Por outro lado, admite que a semiótica é relativamente complexa e que isso dificulta sua propagação, mas entende que ela, pela sua importância, precisa ser objeto de maiores esforços de disseminação. Sendo assim, busca produzir aqui uma obra que facilite a apreensão dos fundamentos da semiótica da Escola de Paris e, ao mesmo tempo, pesquisa meios para estender a aplicação dessa teoria à produção de discursos. Para isso, dilui a complexidade da semiótica greimasiana ao longo do próprio enunciado, exemplifica fartamente, utiliza-se de paráfrases e metáforas, explica os conceitos, contextualiza-os, retoma-os sob diferentes perspectivas e os mostra aplicados nos discursos. O resultado esperado é um texto claro e atraente, de média informatividade, que resulte num trabalho útil para quem se interesse em se iniciar na semiótica de Greimas e também em utilizá-la para melhorar a produção textual; que tenha vocação de ser facilmente entendido por quem jamais viu semiótica e, finalmente, que inspire novas iniciativas do gênero.
Abstract: This work searches means for the use of A. J. Greimas semiotic in text production (espe-cially with respect to the creativity) and collaboration to the scientific "vulgarization" of this theory. Its author understands that a theory that is intensily good for texts interpretation, it can also be used for its production. On the other hand, he admits that semiotic is relatively complex and that it hinders its propagation, but he also understands, by its importance, that it needs to be object of larger efforts of dissemination. Then, the author tries to produce a work that facilitates the apprehension of the foundations of Paris School semiotic and, at the same time, he researches means to extend the application of that theory to the production of speeches. For that, he dilutes the complexity of greimasian semiotic along the own state-ment, using a great number of examples, paraphrases and metaphors, explaining and apply-ing the concepts, which are taken under different perspectives and he shows them applied in the speeches. The expected result is a clear and attractive text, of medium informativity, that results in an useful work to those ones who are interested in beginning of Greimas semiotic and also in using to improve the textual production; he hopes that it could be easily under-stood by those who never saw semiotic and, finally, that it inspires new initiatives of the gender.
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Lima, Guilherme da Silva. "Interações verbais e o uso de atividades práticas no ensino de Física /." Presidente Prudente : [s.n.], 2010. http://hdl.handle.net/11449/90173.
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Orientador: Paulo César de Almeida RaboniBanca: Marcos César Danhoni Neves
Banca: José Carlos Miguel
Resumo: Historicamente as atividades práticas ou de laboratório são apontadas como importante recurso didático no ensino de física, comparecendo em todas as propostas de ensino oficiais e não oficiais, e em projetos de ensino desenvolvidos no Brasil e no exterior. Apesar disso, pouco comparecem no ensino que efetivamente ocorre na maioria das escolas. Em outra dimensão, as interações verbais e a compreensão do seu funcionamento têm sido consideradas importantes indicadores do desenvolvimento de aulas de física. Assim, nesta pesquisa qualitativa tomamos como objeto as interações verbais em aulas de física no ensino médio produzidas a partir do uso de atividades práticas. A aproximação dessas duas esferas se justifica pela influência que as atividades práticas exercem sobre as estruturas de pensamento dos alunos e, consequentemente, sobre a construção de novos sentidos presentes nos enunciados. Nossas análises das interações verbais tomam como base a teoria da enunciação de Mikhail Bakhtin, que a nosso ver oferece suporte para a necessária compreensão da complexa dinâmica discursiva entre os estudantes e o educador, quanto a construção de significados dos conceitos ... (Resumo completo, clicar acesso eletrônico abaixo)
Abstract: Abstract: Historically, practical or laboratory activities are identified as important teaching tools in physics classes, appearing in all proposals for official and unofficial education, and education projects developed in Brazil and abroad, but these activities are not adopted as a usual practice in the schools. In the other hand, the verbal interactions and understanding of its operation have been considered important indicators of the development of physics classes. Thus, in this qualitative research we took as the object the verbal interactions in physics classes produced from the use of practical activities in high school. The approach of these two spheres is justified by the influence that the practical activities have in the structures students' thinking and, consequently, on the construction of new meanings in these statements. Our analysis of the verbal interactions was based on the theory of enunciation of Mikhail Bakhtin, which in our view supports the necessary understanding of the complex discursive dynamics between students and educators, as construction of meaning of concepts ... (Complete abstract click electronic access below)
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Seixas, Ana Paula Jardim. "O fazer teatral e suas possíveis contribuições para o desenvolvimento da produção textual /." Araraquara : [s.n.], 2010. http://hdl.handle.net/11449/90250.
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Orientador: Dirce Charara MonteiroBanca: Denise Maria Margonari
Banca: Maria de Lourdes Ortiz Gandini Baldin
Resumo: Avaliações nacionais (Prova Brasil, SARESP) continuam apontando dificuldades na produção textual dos alunos dos anos iniciais do Ensino Fundamental. É preciso buscar alternativas metodológicas mais prazerosas e eficazes que motivem esses alunos para a escrita. Este trabalho pretende apresentar alguns dos mais relevantes resultados de nossa dissertação de mestrado voltada para a investigação da possibilidade de incorporar atividades de fazer teatral à prática pedagógica nos anos iniciais do Ensino Fundamental, visando à melhoria da produção textual dos alunos. Trata-se de pesquisa qualitativa descritiva, realizada com um grupo de alunos do 4º e 5º anos de uma escola particular de Matão-SP, conveniada com o Sistema Positivo e que funciona como cooperativa. Nas atividades de intervenção, conduzidas por esta pesquisadora, foram realizadas sessões semanais de 1h30m com os alunos durante dois semestres, compreendendo atividades globais de expressão como: relacionamento, espontaneidade, imaginação, observação, percepção e práticas de jogos e laboratórios teatrais. Também colaboraram na pesquisa a direção da escola, o professor das classes envolvidas no projeto, os demais professores bem como os pais, participando de entrevistas ou dando depoimentos sobre a participação dos escolares nas atividades de fazer teatral. Os resultados obtidos ultrapassaram a proposta inicial, pois, além de avanços na produção textual, podemos creditar a essa participação a melhora dos alunos no desempenho oral, mostrando desinibição na interação entre eles bem como na apresentação de trabalhos escolares. A inserção de atividades do fazer teatral propiciou também a aquisição de outros comportamentos fundamentais para a vida em sociedade, como a cooperação, o respeito ao outro, a disciplina, além de auxiliarem na promoção de um... (Resumo completo, clicar acesso eletrônico abaixo)
Abstract: National evaluations (Prova Brasil, SARESP) are still pointing difficulties in text production of elementary level students. It is necessary to search for more pleasant and methodological alternatives to motivate these students to write. This work intends to present some of the most relevant results from our master dissertation which aimed at the investigation of the possibility of inserting some theater activities in the pedagogical practice in the first years of elementary school to improve the students' text production. It can be considered a descriptiveevaluative research of qualitative nature, carried out with a group of 4th and 5th grade elementary students, of a private school in Matão, SP, Brazil, which has a partnership with the Sistema Positivo and functions as a cooperative. The intervention activities, led by this researcher, took place weekly, in sessions of 1 hour and 30 minutes, to develop global expression activities such as: relationship, spontaneity, imagination, observation, perception and some game practice and theater laboratories. The school principal, the teacher of the students' involved in the project, the other school teachers, as well as the students' parents have also collaborated with the research, mainly participating in interviews, or making observations about the students' participation in the theater activities. The obtained results have surpassed the initial aim, for, besides an improvement in the students' text production, we can attribute to this participation a better oral performance, showing no inhibition not only with their colleagues, but also in the presentation of school papers. The insertion of theater activities has also provided the acquisition of some behaviors which are considered fundamental for life in society such as cooperation, respect for the other, discipline, besides helping in the... (Complete abstract click electronic access below)
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Bergamo, Geraldo Antonio. "Fundamentos teóricos do método de resolução de problemas ampliados /." Bauru : [s.n.], 2006. http://hdl.handle.net/11449/101993.
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Orientador: Sueli Terezinha Ferreira MartinsBanca: Itacy Salgado Basso
Banca: Nereide Saviani
Banca: José Misael Ferreira do Vale
Banca: Adil Poloni
Resumo: Este trabalho trata da fundamentação teórica do Método de Resolução de Problemas Ampliados (MRPA), que foi elaborado para a disciplina Matemática no Ensino Básico e trabalhado na Faculdade de Ciências/UNESP, no período 2000-2002, em cursos para professores de matemática. A partir de um aporte teórico inicial, foi reformulado conforme os professores relatavam aplicações em suas salas de aula. O MRPA visa uma educação emancipadora e propõe um tratamento "não-internalista" para a disciplina. Concebe os enunciados de matemática constituídos num campo semântico e amplia o significado dos conceitos, através de relações de similitude ou contraste, para os campos social, político e econômico. Na prática, parte de enunciados típicos de problemas escolares de matemática e amplia esses enunciados com questões dos outros campos. A fundamentação teórica principia com uma exposição sintética do materialismo histórico e dialético. Procede a uma caracterização do movimento dialético das categorias e apresenta uma maneira do método marxista, bem como das categorias do materialismo histórico e dialético, ser aplicado em Educação, trabalhando com as categorias produção de conhecimento e produção de conhecimento escolar enquanto formas particulares da produçao em geral. A escola existente é caracterizada como instituição social de potenciação... (Resumo completo, clicar acesso eletrônico abaixo)
Abstract: This study is about the theoretical foundations of the Método de Resolução de Problemas Ampliados - MRPA (Broadened Problem Solving Method), developed and applied in the course Mathematics in Elementary Education, proffered to mathematics teachers at the State University of São Paulo (UNESP) in the period from 2000 to 2002. The theoretical base that formed the starting point for the study was reformulated over the course of the study to reflect the teacher's reports of their own experiences when applying the method in the classroom. The MRPA involves a view of education as emancipatory, and proposes a "non-internalistic" approach for the course. Mathematical enunciations are conceived of as being constituted within a semantic field, and the meaning of the concepts is broadened, through their relations of similarity and contrast, to the social, political, and economic spheres. In practice, one begins with mathematical statements used in the school and broadens them by introducing questions... (Complete abstract, click electronic access below)
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Martins, Silvane Aparecida de Freitas. "O professor iniciante : seu trabalho com o texto /." Assis : [s.n.], 2002. http://hdl.handle.net/11449/102471.
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Orientador: Célia Maria Carcagnolo GilBanca: Marlene Durigan
Banca: Diva Léa Batista da Silva
Banca: Vilma Fernandes Neves
Banca: Creobel Franco Maimone
Resumo: Ancorada em contribuições de diferentes correntes da lingüística moderna, esta investigação teve por objetivo verificar como ocorriam as aulas de língua materna do professor iniciante, visando a subsidiar o seu fazer pedagógico, bem como levá-lo a refletir sobre sua própria prática. Considerando a natureza do objeto, optou-se pela pesquisa qualitativa, desenvolvida por meio de uma pesquisa-ação e com o auxílio de alguns procedimentos pertinentes ao estudo de caso. O primeiro item analisado foi sobre a formação profissional dos sujeitos da pesquisa, oportunidade em que se pode constatar, por meio de seus relatos, que elas sentiam inseguranças e medo, no que se refere ao seu fazer pedagógico, em decorrência das lacunas da graduação. Em seguida, por meio de relatórios das professoras, analisou-se suas concepções de linguagem e de ensino de língua materna, oportunidade que se pode observar que, no início da investigação, algumas demonstraram uma forte tendência a desenvolver um ensino tradicional apegadas ao ensino de gramática nos moldes tradicionais; outras, no entanto, desde o início, já se apresentaram acessíveis a desenvolver um ensino de língua materna mais inovador. No decorrer da pesquisa-ação, constatou-se um movimento gradativo na formação e na ação dessas professoras: se no início, elas se mostravam inseguras, muito presas ao livro didático e apresentando poucos trabalhos com o texto em sala de aula... (Resumo completo, clicar acesso eletrônico abaixo)
Abstract: Anchored in the contributions provided by modern linguistic trend, this investigation had as a veryfiing how de classes og mother thongue beginnig teacher take place, aiming to support their pedagogical pratice, as well as make them find their way to reflect their own practice.Concerning the nature of the object, we chose the qualitative research, developed by means of a research-acion and with the help of some of the procedure concerning the case study. As for the data coletinf, different techniques were adopted, such as the direct observation (systematic and participant), the applying of questionnaires and the accomplishment of fortnightly meetings with the subjects of the research - four beginning teachers. The first analysed item was about the subjects of the research, opportunity in which could veify, through their narratives, that felt insecurities end fears, concerning their pedagogical practice, due to the graduation insuffices. Afterwards, by means of the recordings of the teachers, we have analysed their language and mother tongue teaching concepts, when we could notice that, at the investigation, some showed a strong tendency to develop a tradicional teaching, attached as they were to the grammar teaching in the traditional frame; others, however, since the beginning, have presented accessibility to develop a more interactive approach to mother tongue teaching though the research-action, though. Meanwhilw the research-action, we verified a gradual movement in the formative aspect of these teachers action; if, at the beginning, they showed insecurity... (Complete abstract, click electronic access below)
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Frey, Charles H. Experiencing Shakespeare: Essays on text, classroom, and performance. Columbia: University of Missouri Press, 1988.
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Shakespeare, William. Othello: Modern text with introduction. Lanham, MD: University Press of America, 1985.
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Shakespeare, William. Twelfth night, or, What you will: Text and context. Boston: Bedford/St. Martin's, 2001.
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Shakespeare, William. The Hamlet 3x2 text research toolset. 2nd ed. Ann Arbor, MI: Triple Anvil Press, 2009.
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Shakespeare, William. The Hamlet 3x2 text research toolset. 2nd ed. Ann Arbor, MI: Triple Anvil Press, 2009.
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Shakespeare, William. The Hamlet 3x2 text research toolset. 2nd ed. Ann Arbor, MI: Triple Anvil Press, 2009.
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Shakespeare, William. The Hamlet 3x2 text research toolset. 2nd ed. Ann Arbor, MI: Triple Anvil Press, 2009.
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Shakespeare, William. Othello: Authoritative text, sources and contexts, criticism. New York: W.W. Norton & Co., 2004.
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Shakespeare, William. The taming of the shrew: Modern text with introduction. Lanham, MD: University Press of America, 1985.
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Shakespeare, William. Much ado about nothing: A modern text with introduction. Lanham, MD: University Press of America, 1987.
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Medve, Vesna Bagarić, and Višnja Pavičić Takač. "The Influence of Cohesion and Coherence on Text Quality: A Cross-Linguistic Study of Foreign Language Learners’ Written Production." In Second Language Learning and Teaching, 111–31. Berlin, Heidelberg: Springer Berlin Heidelberg, 2013. http://dx.doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-35305-5_7.
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Pashkovska, Liudmila. "INNOVATIVE VIOLIN METHOD OF TEACHING AS A MECHANISM FOR FORMING THE MEANING FORMATION OF MUSICAL NARRATIVE OF VIOLIN INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC OF THE ERA ON ROMANTICISM (ON THE EXAMPLE OF 5-TH CAPRICE OF PAGANINI’S FROM THE CYCLE “24 CAPRICES FOR SOLO VIOLIN”)." In Integration of traditional and innovation processes of development of modern science. Publishing House “Baltija Publishing”, 2020. http://dx.doi.org/10.30525/978-9934-26-021-6-14.
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This article is devoted to the innovative violin method of teaching which reveals different angles of the paradigm processes of the formation of the text of violin instrumental music of the era on Romanticism and the semantic organization of the musical narrative in the development of the intertextual dialogue "one's own-another's" on the material of the 5th Caprice for Paganini's violin-solo. The problem of dialogue in art in a broad sense is now one of the most popular both in modern domestic musicology and in culture in general. This exploration constitutes a fragmented but very important section from the structural elements of which the research innovative violin methodology is formed and consist, which rapidly increases motility, qualitatively alters of sound production, accurately, clear articulation, uses new technology that instantly allows you get rid of tension in the muscles during the performances of musical pieces, regardless of the speed of the pace of the instrumental pieces being performed, allows instant concentration and helps to overcome the stage excitement of the performer, using a combination of carefully selected instrumental and psychological tools (attitude and practices). The technique pushed the author to highlight the main directions and principles of interaction of textual reincarnations. The stated problem significantly expands the spectral directions in the study of the semantic organization of narratives in research exploration. The study of the texts of instrumental pieces in intertextual interactions allows to get into the processes of text creation and to investigate their influence on the realization of the final idea of the composer and performer. The process of forming the text of instrumental music as the end result and the end point of full-fledged research is an open scientific problem. The peculiarity of this study is the intersection of musicological, cultural and psychological views on the stated issues. We’re guided in its work by various multifunctional methodologies of several scientific areas: from purely musical to culturological (using synergistic, hermeneutic, gnoseological and aesthetic approaches) and psychological (relying on the knowledge of the psychology of creativity using various setting and practices, existential approach). The use of research innovative violin technique makes this study unique and different from previous explorations. The approach to studying the text of any volume and complexity will be the key to a better understanding of the cultural dialogue of postmodern times, when the performer face to face enters into an imaginary dialogue of artists in the study of cultural processes, to better understand themselves, to clarify cultural, psychological and musicological paradigms of reading an artistic text. The study of the semantic mechanisms of the instrumental text will provide an opportunity to delve into the processes of textual dialogue and will reveal the features of the artistic possibilities of the theme of Caprice 5, which acts as an intertextual model for any instrumental pieces, regardless of the time of their creation. Culture reveals its meanings through the stylistics of texts, which is why it is so important to master different ways of thinking. And cultural stereoscopicity will allow us to consider the problem of intertext mechanisms polyphonically and dynamically, from the study of cultural codes and communications to the revival of cultural space in the polyphony of existence.
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Bañares-Marivela, Elena, and Laura Rayón-Rumayor. "Multimodal Narratives and iPad in Second Language Teaching." In Multiculturalism and Technology-Enhanced Language Learning, 57–79. IGI Global, 2017. http://dx.doi.org/10.4018/978-1-5225-1882-2.ch004.
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The present study analyses a group of students' multimodal productions who are learning a second language within a cooperative learning context using the iPad in a 1:1 format. They turn the act of creating free narrative written texts into a complex communicative process where two modes of representation are employed: written text and still images. These narratives become documents where the language of words and images are interrelated, generating production and communicative processes which should be understood in their double dimension: a) analyse the value the students give to the images in their compositions; and b) taking the narrative as an integrated text, where the systems of representation interact. Examples of experiences using mobile technologies studying the processes of learning generated in school contexts are still scarce. It is important to analyse didactic proposals which incorporate formative tasks in the classroom using these technologies, such as this case.
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Bañares-Marivela, Elena, and Laura Rayón-Rumayor. "Multimodal Narratives and iPad in Second Language Teaching." In Mobile Devices in Education, 858–80. IGI Global, 2020. http://dx.doi.org/10.4018/978-1-7998-1757-4.ch050.
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The present study analyses a group of students' multimodal productions who are learning a second language within a cooperative learning context using the iPad in a 1:1 format. They turn the act of creating free narrative written texts into a complex communicative process where two modes of representation are employed: written text and still images. These narratives become documents where the language of words and images are interrelated, generating production and communicative processes which should be understood in their double dimension: a) analyse the value the students give to the images in their compositions; and b) taking the narrative as an integrated text, where the systems of representation interact. Examples of experiences using mobile technologies studying the processes of learning generated in school contexts are still scarce. It is important to analyse didactic proposals which incorporate formative tasks in the classroom using these technologies, such as this case.
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Mohamed, Lina. "The Use of Metadiscourse Markers in Dissertations Produced by MATESOL Students." In Teaching Academic Writing as a Discipline-Specific Skill in Higher Education, 150–74. IGI Global, 2020. http://dx.doi.org/10.4018/978-1-7998-2265-3.ch007.
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The use of metadiscourse markers is an important writing strategy employed both to structure the text and to engage the reader in the text production. In this connection, the purpose of this study is to assess the use of metadiscourse markers in term papers produced by MATESOL students at university of Khartoum. Forty papers were examined using Hyland's model of metadiscourse markers. Twenty papers were chosen from class 2016-2017, and the other 20 were selected from class 2017-2018. The data were analyzed in percentage terms. The results revealed that trained students use more metadiscourse markers than the untrained students. Additionally, it was found that female students used more metadiscourse markers than male. Also, it was found that all participants used more metadiscourse markers in the background section than in the statement of the problem section.
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Vid, Natalia Kaloh, and Vlasta Kučiš. "Discourse Analysis in Translation Courses." In Handbook of Research on Teaching Methods in Language Translation and Interpretation, 57–68. IGI Global, 2015. http://dx.doi.org/10.4018/978-1-4666-6615-3.ch004.
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One of the primary functions of a translator is to mediate not only between languages but also between cultures. As ideology is one of the crucial cultural constraints, it is essential to teach students that selection of translation strategy is always either implicitly or explicitly affected by the translator's ideology. Thus, the main aim of this chapter is to illustrate the importance of introducing critical discourse analysis as a powerful tool for ideological analysis in the translation classroom. By understanding how social relations of power are exercised and negotiated in and through discourses, future translators will be able to better operate on different levels during text (re)production and translation of a message. The authors outline the course in which the students were first presented advertising slogans in English, which were later analyzed in the classroom.
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Mantei, Jessica, Kylie Lipscombe, Lyn Cronin, and Lisa Kervin. "Engaging Learners With Digital Literacy Practices." In Handbook of Research on Innovative Digital Practices to Engage Learners, 28–51. IGI Global, 2019. http://dx.doi.org/10.4018/978-1-5225-9438-3.ch002.
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This chapter explores the ways two educators and their academic partners engaged young learners with digital literacy practices. In an educational environment dominated by print-based texts, the need to work with learners as both consumers and producers of digital text becomes integral. Drawing on theories of new literacies and multimodalities, the authors designed teaching and learning experiences to highlight the structure of digital text, and the complexity of the interrelationships between the language modes through deconstruction of live texts. The learners then demonstrated their understandings of these elements through their collaborative production of digital text. While this research was conducted with young learners, in this chapter the authors present important pedagogical considerations that can guide educators in their support of learners at all ages as they examine digital literacy practices for both text consumption and production.
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Rizzato, Ilaria. "Style is Fiction and Non-Fiction." In Handbook of Research on Teaching Methods in Language Translation and Interpretation, 46–56. IGI Global, 2015. http://dx.doi.org/10.4018/978-1-4666-6615-3.ch003.
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This chapter points out the advantages of stylistics in teaching translation and interpreting. By looking at the relationship between Translation Studies and Linguistics, it attempts to identify translation didactics as an area where the study of translation may profit from the methodology offered by stylistics. It explores the features of the stylistic method that may offer better insight into the translation process, such as its attention to the linguistic features and functions of texts, the systematic and critical analytical method provided, the emphasis on the variegated nature of text production and comprehension, and the hands-on approach that encourages the application of the stylistic methodology to real work situations. This chapter argues that training in the tools and methods of stylistics may enhance a translator's and an interpreter's motivation and professional performance and discusses the proposed teaching methodologies and strategies in the context of real-life teaching situations at a Master's degree level.
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Karchmer-Klein, Rachel, Valerie Harlow Shinas, and Sohee Park. "Preparing Teachers to Immerse Students in Multimodal Digital Writing Opportunities." In Handbook of Research on Digital Tools for Writing Instruction in K-12 Settings, 499–519. IGI Global, 2014. http://dx.doi.org/10.4018/978-1-4666-5982-7.ch025.
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Writing instruction in the 21st century must attend to ways that the multimodal nature of digital texts transforms consumption and production of text. With that in mind, the purpose of this chapter is to forward a framework for multimodal writing instruction that informs teacher education. In this chapter, the authors provide an overview of multimodality and suggest pedagogical approaches to prepare educators to teach digital writing skills. Second, they discuss a graduate course on multimodality, illustrating a pedagogical framework for teaching educators to recognize and apply multimodality in their teaching. Understanding gleaned from this chapter will illuminate the ways that teachers and teacher educators can approach writing instruction for the 21st century classroom that takes into account the literacy demands of the workplace and the world in which we live.
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Adami, Elisabetta. "Mobile Media, Mobile Texts." In Refining Current Practices in Mobile and Blended Learning, 31–40. IGI Global, 2012. http://dx.doi.org/10.4018/978-1-4666-0053-9.ch003.
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By examining contemporary changes in the mechanisms and practices of representation and communication, this paper focuses on the copy-and-paste affordance fostered by mobile technologies and digital technologies at large. Its widespread use is affecting radically (1) the acceptability standards of (in)coherent patterns of text production, and (2) the criteria defining successful communication, which coherent cooperation to a mutual understanding is sometimes less relevant than the transformation and reinterpretation of texts according to the sign-maker’s interests in participating to multiple communicative networks. In this light, by pinpointing the abilities required and developed in the use of mobile technologies, the paper hypothesizes possible paths for teaching in such a changed semiotic landscape.