ANGOLA AND BRAZIL ON THE LITERACY TRAILS: AN EXTENSIONIST EXPERIENCE IN INITIAL AND CONTINUING TEACHER EDUCATION
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https://doi.org/10.5212/Rev.Conexao.v.19.22133.030Abstract
This article is the result of one of the extension activities of the project Construção de Metodologias Integradoras para a formação e atuação de professores em Angola e no Brasil, linked to the International Network of University Extension (RIEU), and aims to contribute to the expansion of theoretical and methodological knowledge of teachers and students about literacy, especially about the consolidation process of learning the properties of the alphabetic-orthographic writing system and the conventions that govern its uses. The activity followed a workshop methodology, based on the theoretical-practical relationship, following an interactive dynamic and constituting a space for observation and problematization of reality. The action allowed participants to discuss the relevance of diagnostic assessment, analyze texts produced by students from Angola and Brazil who are in a situation of age/grade distortion, and discuss proposals for intervention to assist the teaching práxis.
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