Storytelling: recontextualizing language in literacy for student learning

The article discusses the recontextualization of language, through storytelling, in literacy to overcome student learning difficulties, based on teacher training. The aim is to identify relevant aspects in storytelling that enhance the learning of students in the process of literacy. Thus, we established a dialogue between different perspectives on literacy to recontextualize written language. The case study included the application of pre- and post-tests to 3rd grade students in the Canoas/RS municipal school system, training for the teachers of these students and pedagogical practices. Based on the data analyzed quantitatively, we found that storytelling makes it possible to explore and construct different situations, contextualizing written language in the expression of meanings and the construction of hypotheses, as well as problematizing everyday life through the stories experienced.

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Signo
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2024-09-30
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https://doi.org/10.17058/signo.v49i96.19387
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Literacy, Media, and Education
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Storytelling: recontextualizing language in literacy for student learning

Vera Lucía Felicetti, Luciana Backes, Fabiane Aparecida Parcianello de Almeida
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Literacy, Media, and Education
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Storytelling: recontextualizing language in literacy for student learning

Vera Lucía Felicetti, Luciana Backes, Fabiane Aparecida Parcianello de Almeida
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Abstract

The article discusses the recontextualization of language, through storytelling, in literacy to overcome student learning difficulties, based on teacher training. The aim is to identify relevant aspects in storytelling that enhance the learning of students in the process of literacy. Thus, we established a dialogue between different perspectives on literacy to recontextualize written language. The case study included the application of pre- and post-tests to 3rd grade students in the Canoas/RS municipal school system, training for the teachers of these students and pedagogical practices. Based on the data analyzed quantitatively, we found that storytelling makes it possible to explore and construct different situations, contextualizing written language in the expression of meanings and the construction of hypotheses, as well as problematizing everyday life through the stories experienced.

SignoVol. 49(96)
Universidade Católica de Pernambuco (BR), Universidade La Salle (BR)
Quality Education
Openalex Percentile: Top 74%
Literacy, Media, and Education
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