the women's insertion in alphabetization program: students motivations
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Abstract
Is objective of this article motivations in relation to the formal alphabetization process explicit by woman inserted in graphocentric environment. The following question guided the study: What motivates the women participant in this study to call upon a scholastic institution to participate of an alphabetization program?. Theoretically this work, a study case of ethnographic kind, is based on Graff (1994), Britto (2003; 2004), Stromquist (2005), among others. The results point to a convergence between the purposes of these programs and that motivations.
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| Authors | ;Rosângela Pedralli;Laiana Abdala Martins |
| Journal | phytotherapy research : ptr |
| Year | 2017 |
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10.5007/2175-795X.2017v35n3p738
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