Month Archive December 2012

Blacksmith

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In this direction, Blacksmith says that: (…) We have a empobrecida image of the child who learns: we reduce it to a pair of eyes, a pair of ears, a hand that an instrument catches to mark and a fonador device that emits sounds. Behind this cognoscente has a citizen, somebody that thinks, that constroi interpretations, that act on the Real to make it its. (1989, p.40-41) I understand that it is necessary, thus, to reflect on the alfabetizao with focus in questions that go beyond the methods. If it makes important a search for basic aspects in the learning, as for example, the infantile linguistic ability and the capacity that the children have of investigation, curiosity and will to know, questions that unhappyly, many times, are been in second plain or nor are taken in consideration. When rethink these questions, our paper while educator/educator, could also be rethink, pointing with respect to a necessity to create a facilitador environment of the learning, that disponibilize the access to the reading, the incentive to the creativity and the imagination, of form that the children still give to continuity to the stimulatons received for the family or, that has chance, if will not be the case of the familiar environment, of being in contact with propitious materials the world of the reading and the writing. For this also, we do not exclude the position of the teacher/professor, who ' ' facilita' ' the learning, but that also if it locates, is not neutral, also measured and contributes for a critical reading of the lived realities. We see as basic, therefore, that the child has time and ' ' voz' ' , counting on the valuation and the incentive to the production of the spontaneous writing in substitution to the tiring exercises and without possibility of reflection, as it is the case of the copies, so frequent still, in the pertaining to school environment.

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To stimulate literary the intertextual reading daobra, emphasizing the diverse levels of intertextualidade … ' '. Thus, the educator stimulates the pupil to recriar the literary text according to its reading. Aautora also standes out the importance of the educator to consider the escolhaspessoais of the pupil. In such a way the literary text leaves to be learned as obligator umaatividade and starts to be choice of the pupil due a identificaodeste with the text. From this interaction we can consider that the educadorpossibilita the meeting, the result proper literature if puts in charge mediantesuas functions and nature. Grij (2008, P. 98) presents as proposal the work with adaptations and the respect mentions that: The pretension of the adaptation is to make possible aleitura of a workmanship for one publishes that it does not consist as the foreseen peloautor of the original text, either for questions related to the time and the espaosculturais, either for on questions to the language, at last, for questions that to sereferem to the discursivo parameter of the readers.

We deduce for the daautora rank that its proposal is not to substitute the original text for adaptations, to mascriar a way so that the pupil, unprovided of the necessary conditions to pararealizar the reading of one definitive workmanship, as of a workmanship rule, can terum initial contact with the text. The adaptation does not exist to facilitate the life doeducando, opening edge its comfort, but to allow a prticaleitora it with accessible language. Michelleti (2001, P. 66), treating to the importance of the work of the narrative in room deaula, salient that ' ' to if initiating an approach on one definitive text alone hduas ways: becoming one it analyzes external and one analyzes interna' '. The mesmaautora places that in the external analysis, text is fixed on the conditions of produodo, and in this direction, this analysis if deviates from the literary focus, privileging social, psychological factors, amongst others.