A influência do procedimento sequência didática no aprendizado da configuração genérica da resenha acadêmica e no uso da paráfrase

• Autor(a) principal: Serra Neto, Itamar Zuqueto
• Data de Publicação: 2012
• Tipo de documento: Dissertação
• Idioma: por
• Título da fonte: LOCUS Repositório Institucional da UFV
• Texto Completo: http://locus.ufv.br/handle/123456789/4846
• topic: Gêneros textuais; Ensino; Resenha acadêmica; Paráfrase; Textual genres; Education; Academic review; Paraphrase; CNPQ::LINGUISTICA, LETRAS E ARTES::LINGUISTICA::LINGUISTICA APLICADA

The present research is a qualitative work, with interventional nature, and intended to contribute e to continue some studies developed in the Letters Post-Graduate Program in Federal University of Viçosa, coordinated by Professor Dr. Adriana da Silva. It is linked to the research line Applied Linguistics: teaching and learning of native and foreign language and is based in theoretical assumptions from Applied Linguistics, Textual Linguistics and Sociodiscursive Interactionism. This work is part of a wider project entitled Retextualization and teaching of native language , coordinated by this Professor to help to improve the process of teaching textual genres which are read and written in university. The teaching and research activities were developed with a class of Portuguese for Specific Purpose (Português Instrumental), with a group of 44 students starting their graduation courses in a Federal University in Minas Gerais, Brazil. The main purpose was trying to comprehend how the retextualization of a scientific article into a review is influenced by a didactic sequence (DS) in three aspects: 1) in the learning of how an academic review is composed shown through specific rhetoric moves used by students who are starting to participate in academic literacy practices; 2) in the development of the reviewed text comprehension activity and 3) in the learning and use of a writing strategy: paraphrase. Before and during the DS, workshops of scientific articles comprehension were executed to reduce possible students difficulties in reading this kind of genre. The results obtained through data analysis indicated the DS procedure was favorable to the learning of review writing, considering that the students observed added rhetoric moves in the final version of their reviews which did not have appeared in the first one. The DS procedure was also favorable to the appropriate paraphrase use, because there was an important increase in the use of paraphrase with textual reconstruction and authorial reference. Besides, there was a decrease in copy procedure in the final version of the students review, after the DS. The source text comprehension activity performed by the research attendants was favored by the DS also, because they demonstrated to have comprehended this text better after the DS modules.