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  • About
  • The Global ETD Search service is a free service for researchers to find electronic theses and dissertations. This service is provided by the Networked Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations.
    Our metadata is collected from universities around the world. If you manage a university/consortium/country archive and want to be added, details can be found on the NDLTD website.
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Alfabetização: o impacto do ensino guiado por instruções fonológicas na aprendizagem da linguagem escrita / Literacy: the impact of the teaching guided by phonological instructions in the learning of the written language

Rocha, Marialice Hóss 22 May 2015 (has links)
Made available in DSpace on 2016-04-28T20:56:54Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 1 Marialice Hoss Rocha.pdf: 4204254 bytes, checksum: b7eccdc0fce6732fd00b70489e4081f8 (MD5) Previous issue date: 2015-05-22 / Conselho Nacional de Desenvolvimento Científico e Tecnológico / Learning how to read and write in an alphabetical writing system requires understanding that it is composed by letters (graphemes) representing sounds (phonemes) and that, according to its combination rules, graphic signs form words representing the sounds of the speech. Previous studies show that written language performance is related to the developing of phonological consciousness. In that context, this study aimed at assessing the results of an empirical intervention by means of a set of written language activities focusing on phonological consciousness development. The research subject was a second term student group of a state fundamental school in the Grande São Paulo region (Brazil). The study was conducted throughout two phases, each of them divided into three steps: pre-testing, intervention, and post-testing. Written language and phonological consciousness tests were applied at the beginning and at the end of the interventions. Twenty three students participated in the first phase and five in the second; the later ones revealed lower written language performance during the phase 1. The results show that the intervention was effective and improved the written language learning process as well as the phonological consciousness development. These findings suggest that phonological abilities are developed simultaneously to the written language learning process / Para aprender ler e escrever num sistema de escrita alfabética é necessário compreender que este sistema de escrita é constituído de letras (grafemas) que representam sons (fonemas) e que, de acordo com suas regras de combinação, esses sinais gráficos formam palavras escritas que representam os sons da fala. Neste sentido, estudos anteriores demonstram que o desempenho em linguagem escrita está relacionado ao desenvolvimento de consciência fonológica. Foi objetivo da pesquisa verificar os resultados de uma intervenção, que consistiu em um conjunto de atividades de linguagem escrita com foco no desenvolvimento da consciência fonológica, em um grupo de crianças do 2º ano do Ensino Fundamental I de uma escola pública da Grande São Paulo. A pesquisa foi realizada em duas etapas, sendo que cada etapa teve três fases: pré-teste, intervenção e pós-teste. Foram aplicadas provas de linguagem escrita e consciência fonológica no início e ao final das intervenções, sendo que na Etapa 1 participaram 23 crianças e na Etapa 2 participaram cinco crianças que apresentaram menor desempenho em linguagem escrita ao final da Etapa 1. O resultado das provas e as análises estatísticas demonstram que a intervenção foi benéfica e que a mesma promoveu aprendizagem da linguagem escrita, bem como o desenvolvimento da consciência fonológica. Tais resultados sugerem que as habilidades fonológicas são desenvolvidas concomitantemente à aprendizagem da linguagem escrita
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Types d'écriture et apprentissage / Writing systems and learning

Guritanu, Elena 24 November 2016 (has links)
Avant d'être plus spécifiquement dédiée à l'apprentissage de l'écrit, cette thèse consacre une importante partie à la genèse et à l'évolution de l'écriture. Elle sonde les divers états et formes que les systèmes d'écriture ont connus depuis les grandes civilisations qui les virent naître jusqu'à nos sociétés modernes et aborde un ensemble de problématiques qui forment ce que nous nommons ici "le champ de l'écriture : l'invention de l'écriture, ses prémices, son récit dans les mythes et légendes, les liens qu'elle entretient avec l'image et la langue, les mécanismes de son évolution, les questions de société que l'écriture pose ainsi que son traitement épistémologique et les théories linguistiques dont elle est l'objet. L'examen de ce champ offre un éclairage particulier à la deuxième partie de cette étude, agencée autour des questions de didactique de l'écrit. Reposant sur un corpus constitué de cinq systèmes graphiques : l'idéographie chinoise, l'écriture consonantique arabe et les systèmes alphabétiques russe, roumain et français, cette étude analyse et compare les méthodes d'enseignement de la lecture et de l'écriture pour chacun d'entre eux et rend compte des spécificités de l'apprentissage de l'écrit en fonction du système considéré ainsi que des tendances majeures partagées d'un système à l'autre. / Before being more specifically dedicated to the learning of writing, this thesis concentrates on an important part of the genesis and evolution of writing. It analyses the diverse states and forms of writing systems known since the great civilisations that originated them to our modern societies, and exposes various problems which form what we call here "the field of writing" : the invention of writing, its beginnings, its evolution in the myths and legends, the connections between the image and the language, the mechanics of this evolution, the questions of society that the written word poses to its treatment and the epistemological linguistic theories that it relates to. The examination of this field, particularly throws light on the second part of this study articulated around questions about the technicalities of writing. Based on a corpus made of five graphic systems - Chinese idiographic, Arabic consonantal writing and the Russian , Romanian and French alphabet systems, this study analyses and compares the teaching methods of reading and writing for each of them and supports the different learnings of writing in each system but also the important convergences shared from one system to an other.

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