COLLABORATIVE SENSE CONSTRUCTION PRACTICES FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF A CRITICAL LETTER
Abstract
The objective of this article was to analyze how the activities developed in a collaborative way enable the construction of meanings by the students, thus developing their critical literacy. We seek to show that these activities are valuable learning processes, as they are always mediated by social and cultural factors. If it is through language that we maintain our social relations, it is essential (re)thinking the teaching-learning of reading and writing socially cushioned. Our theoretical foundation was based mainly on Soares (2017) and Kleiman (2007), among others. The observation of classes and the analysis of the students’ textual productions constituted our research material. The analyzes had a qualitative approach and data were collected from the researcher’s direct contact with the subjects. The results selected the importance of collaborative practices of writing, reading and textual comprehension for the development of a critical, creative and autonomous citizen.
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