A contação de histórias no processo de aprendizagem da leitura

• Autor(a) principal: Carmo, Dalva Rejane do
• Data de Publicação: 2016
• Tipo de documento: Dissertação
• Idioma: por
• Título da fonte: Repositório Institucional da UFS
• Texto Completo: https://ri.ufs.br/handle/riufs/6439
• topic: Leitura; Arte de contar histórias; Literatura; Leitores; Contação; Formação de leitores; Reading; Storytelling; Literature; LINGUISTICA, LETRAS E ARTES

The human being differs from other animals because they are able to think rationally and transform their thoughts in oral or written communication. For our society, writing is a valuable tool that usually surpasses speaking. However, Marcuschi (2008) states that it might be a huge misconception, because either speaking or writing are the ways that people have to organize their speech and to daily interact. Considering that both oral and written communication are discursive practices, schools should prepare their students to understand and apply those types of communication on a variety of situations and appropriate context. This study proposed to present a classic literature, written in XIX, to students from 6 th elementary teaching years of the state school “ Escola Estadual 17 de março”, through the method of strorytelling. Why should we read a classic book to students at elementary school? I always believed that wait until students reach high school to present a literary canon as an obligation would be just a way to make them hate this kind of literature. The purpose of this project is that, through the method of storytelling, the students have access to classic literature and that this lead to arouse their curiosity about reading in general. The Reading habit can expands the student’s power of concentration. Theoretical basis to effect the research were: KOCH (2015), KLEIMAN (2001), SOLÉ (2009), LAJOLO (2001), MARCUSCHI (2008). The whole process was registered in a pedagogical notebook on which was applied a didactic sequence that will serve as an input to future interventions. It is our wish that this experience can be multiplied and the formation of readers be the guiding practice of Portuguese classes in any period of scholar life.