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Previous issue date: 2015-07-10 / Como ? do nosso conhecimento, a sala de aula afirma-se como um ambiente de cont?nua constru??o de aprendizagens e experi?ncias, por?m, para os alunos, al?m disso, funciona como um lugar, tamb?m, para estar em raz?o do conv?vio com os amigos. No entanto, nem sempre esses elementos se completam, assim, t?o harmoniosamente, pois estamos cientes de que existem bastantes dificuldades, tanto no ato de aprender quanto nas rela??es interpessoais entre eles. Partindo disso, entendemos que cabe ? escola buscar meios para contemplar tais quest?es de modo que estes se sintam inseridos tanto no que diz respeito a essa aprendizagem como tamb?m sendo capazes de interagir consigo mesmos e com os outros, de forma participativa, no sentido de conviver bem socialmente. Assim, encontramo-nos diante de uma situa??o semelhante com uma turma de 9? ano onde parte dos alunos apresentava certas limita??es quanto ? maneira de relacionarem-se bem, acarretando, assim, problemas na aprendizagem. Por outro lado, essa dificuldade na forma de interagir afetivamente com o outro, tamb?m, se agravava pela dificuldade que alguns alunos apresentavam de falar de si mesmos e de demonstrar seus sentimentos e emo??es dificultando ainda mais esse conv?vio no ambiente escolar. Diante disso, vimo-nos na obriga??o de agir de forma imediata e precisa para provocar mudan?as nesse quadro. Da? que surgiu a ideia da aplica??o de uma a??o interventiva a qual come?ou tomar forma a partir de um projeto pedag?gico que hav?amos desenvolvido em outras turmas em anos anteriores, desta vez, adaptado para a situa??o vivenciada pela turma. O projeto, moldado na pesquisa qualitativa e caracterizado a partir da abordagem da pesquisa-a??o tomou forma e, elegemos como objetivo maior buscar poss?veis alternativas no sentido de desenvolver a compet?ncia comunicativa dos alunos, raz?o pela qual investimos em exercitar a oralidade (fala e escuta) no intuito de promover, pelo uso da linguagem, esse envolvimento interpessoal facilitando, dessa forma, a participa??o destes tanto na sala de aula quanto na vida social. Para o cumprimento deste objetivo, propusemo-nos a elaborar um caderno did?tico cujo suporte materializou-se atrav?s da narrativa autobiogr?fica (moldado na produ??o escrita) e trabalhado ao longo deuma sequ?ncia did?tica estruturada em tr?s etapas distintas que dialogavam entre si. Para tanto, fundamentamos nosso estudo a partir da concep??o s?cio-hist?rica e dial?gica proposta por Bakhtin em conson?ncia com o interacionismo sociodiscursivo de Bronckart bem como recorremos a outros estudiosos como Dolz e Schneuwly, Marcuschi entre outros. O desenvolvimento de todas as etapas do projeto n?o s? surtiu efeito imediato diante do que nos prop?nhamos como tamb?m rendeu-nos momentos muito gratificantes refor?ando, para n?s, que o ambiente de sala de aula vai muito al?m do fato de ministrarmos conte?dos. E que o trabalho com a oralidade, com vistas na intera??o afetiva desses alunos, resultou num projeto, por assim dizer, apaixonante. / As we are aware, the classroom is emerging as a continuous build learning experiences and environment, however, for students also it functions as a place also to be due to socializing with friends. However, not always these elements complement each other, so as harmoniously as we are aware that there are many difficulties, both in the act of learning as in interpersonal relations between them. From this, we understand that it is for the school to seek ways to contemplate such issues so that they feel inserted both with regard to this learning as well as being able to interact with themselves and with others, in a participatory manner, to live well
socially. Thus, we find ourselves facing a similar situation with a 9th grade class where the students had certain limitations to have a good relationship with one another, causing thus problems in learning. On the other hand, this difficulty as affectively interact with each other, also, was increased by the difficulty that some students had to speak for themselves and to show their feelings and emotions, getting even more difficult this interaction at school. Thus, we found ourselves obliged to act immediately and need to bring about change in this picture. So it came out the idea of the application of an intervening action which started taking shapefrom a pedagogical project that we developed in other classes in previous years, this time adapted to the situation experienced by the group. The project, framed in the qualitative research and characterized from the action research approach took shape, and elected as its main objective to seek possible alternatives to develop the communicative competence of students, which is why we invest in exercise oral communication (speaking and listening) in order to promote the use of language, the interpersonal involvement facilitating thus their participation both in the classroom and in social life. To fulfill this goal, we set out to develop a didactic book whose support materialized through the autobiographical narrative (molded in writing production) and worked along a structured instructional sequence in three distinctstages that dialogued with each other. Therefore, we base our study from the socio-historical conception and dialogue proposed by Bakhtin in line with the sociodiscursivo interactionism of Bronckart and resort to other scholars as Dolz and Schneuwly, Marcuschi among others. The development of all stages of the project not only has had an immediate effect on what we proposed ourselves as also yielded us very gratifying moments reinforcing to us that the classroom environment goes far beyond the fact ministering content. And that work with orality, with views on affective interaction of these students resulted in a project, so to speak, exciting.
| Identifer | oai:union.ndltd.org:IBICT/oai:repositorio.ufrn.br:123456789/20532 |
| Date | 10 July 2015 |
| Creators | Dantas, Cloacir Gomes |
| Contributors | 31177867400, http://lattes.cnpq.br/5849717780585240, Azevedo, Josilete Alves Moreira de, 10647325420, http://lattes.cnpq.br/2799752911278641, Gomes, Jo?o Bosco Figueiredo, 23056681391, http://lattes.cnpq.br/7975659088185082, Medeiros, M?rio Louren?o de |
| Publisher | Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do Norte, PROFLETRAS ? MESTRADO PROFISSIONAL EM LETRAS, UFRN, Brasil |
| Source Sets | IBICT Brazilian ETDs |
| Language | Portuguese |
| Detected Language | English |
| Type | info:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersion, info:eu-repo/semantics/masterThesis |
| Source | reponame:Repositório Institucional da UFRN, instname:Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do Norte, instacron:UFRN |
| Rights | info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccess |
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