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Ensino de discriminações de sílabas e a emergência da leitura recombinativa em crianças pré-escolares
(Universidade Federal do Pará, 2007-11-21) BARROS, Samuel do Nascimento; KATO, Olivia Misae; http://lattes.cnpq.br/3612219210222465
Some studies have demonstrated that the teaching of reading of words formed by recombined syllables, without special procedures, establishes partial control by syllables, what makes the generalized reading more difficult. A reversion of this control has been promoted by special procedures of teaching or after a long teaching program exposition. The explicit teaching of discrimination of syllables can readily promote the recombinative reading without establishing the partial control of one of its units (letters).The present study investigated the effect of the teaching of conditional discriminations among syllables in the emergence of the oral reading of those syllables and the new ones recombined by the letters of the teaching syllables, avoiding the establishment of the restricted control. It also verified the emergence of the textual and comprehensive reading of meaningful and invented words formed by the teaching and recombined syllables. Besides, it also verified the emergency of copy and dictation task performanaces. Five pre-school children participated of the study that was divided into three Stages. In Stage I, the syllables NO, BO, NA, DO, NE and TO were taught through a matching-to-sample procedure, then these taught syllables and the recombined syllables BA, BE, DA, DE, TA and TE were tested. In Stage II, it was verified the textual and comprehensive reading of the meaningful words DADO, DEDO, BEBÊ, BOBO, BOTO, BATA, BOTA e BOTE. In Stage III, it was verified the textual and comprehensive reading of the invented words NEBA, NODE, TADO and DABO. All the participants named the taught and recombined syllables. The five participants readily presented the comprehensive reading of all the meaningful and invented words, documented through the equivalence relations between pictures and printed words (BC) and printed words and picture (CB). In Stage II, all the participants demonstrated the immediate emergence of the textual reading of all the meaningful words before the comprehensive reading of them. In Stage III, four participants demonstrated the immediate emergency of the textual reading of all invented words before the comprehensive reading, one participant demonstrated after that emergency. The emergency of copy and dictation task performance occurred immediately for all the participants. After the reading of the taught and recombined syllables in Stage I, the reading of all the meaningful words (Stage II) and invented words (Stage III) occurred and the copy and dictation performances. The restricted control, that has been related in some studies, was not established in this present study. The recombinative reading occurred without applying the special procedures. These results indicate that if the discriminations among syllables are taught directly, the emergence of the recombinative generalized reading will occur without the establishment of the restricted control and without the application of teaching special procedures.