a lingüística textual na formação do professor textual linguistic in teacher training

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2006
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Abstract
Este artigo focaliza a reformulação de conceitos da lingüística textual (LT) por professores de língua materna no semi-árido baiano. Especificamente, focaliza as estratégias de reformulação dos conceitos da LT de um texto de divulgação científica, considerado como texto formador, (i) para o discurso oral do professor formador em sala de aula e (ii) para os comentários de duas alfabetizadoras em formação sobre a escrita de seus alunos na escola. Nos discursos do professor formador, observamos que as reformulações realizadas são de natureza explicativa ou didática, objetivando a aprendizagem do conceito. Nos comentários das alfabetizadoras, por outro lado, os conceitos são reformulados com apoio nas categorias da linguagem ordinária, sem incorrer em contradição ou redução dos conceitos básicos. Nesse caso, predomina a reformulação apropriativa, já que os conceitos da ciência são reformulados ao modo dos usuários.
This paper focuses on the construction of the concept of Textual Linguistic (TL) by mother tongue teachers in the semi-arid region of Bahia. It specifically concentrates on the reformulation strategies of concepts from a scientific text for general public, considered as the base text, in 1) the oral discourse of the teacher trainer in the classroom and 2) the comments made by two training teachers about their students' written texts. In the teacher trainer's discourse, reformulations have an explicative or didactic nature aimed at learning. In the oral comments of the training teachers, concepts are reformulated with the help of terms typically used in the ordinary language, without risks of contradictions or reduction of the basic concepts. Reformulations thus have an appropriative nature since the scientific concepts are reformulated according to the users' way
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Authors ;Cosme Batista dos Santos
Journal current computer-aided drug design
Year 2006
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10.1590/S0101-73302006000400012
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