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A literatura infantil no processo de inclusão de alunos com deficiência auditiva
(Universidade Federal do Pará, 2019-12) PINTO, Carla Georgia Travassos Teixeira; NUNES, Marcia Cristina Ribeiro Gonçalves
This paper focuses on an experience of inclusion of deaf students in a regular school, with the impaired hearing deprivation and as a consequence the process of acquisition and development of speech and oral language is delayed. Within this context, language is a crucial element in the subject's linguistic-cognitive development and thus becomes of great relevance in the learning process. In hearing subjects the learning of written language occurs through oral language, however, in the impaired hearing subject, this process suffers a significant delay in both reading and writing, since both are considered abstract productions for them. This study aims to publish through children's literature, possibilities to facilitate the development of interpretation and understanding of texts by subjects who have hearing impairment. The methodology of the present study was developed based on bilingual tendency, with 6 (six) impaired hearing ones, aged 7 to 12 years old, all students of Gabriel Lage da Silva Municipal Elementary School. The methodological course was built in three stages: text reading using Brazilian Sign Language (Libras), role playing and finally textual production. As an evaluative appreciation of the dynamics the respective subjects improve the comprehension and interpretation of text considerably, even with grammatical and syntactic difficulties.
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A literatura infantil no processo de inclusão de alunos com deficiência auditiva
(Universidade Federal do Pará, 2019-12) PINTO, Carla Georgia Travassos Teixeira; NUNES, Marcia Cristina Ribeiro Gonçalves
This paper focuses on an experience of inclusion of deaf students in a regular school, with the impaired hearing deprivation and as a consequence the process of acquisition and development of speech and oral language is delayed. Within this context, language is a crucial element in the subject's linguistic-cognitive development and thus becomes of great relevance in the learning process. In hearing subjects the learning of written language occurs through oral language, however, in the impaired hearing subject, this process suffers a significant delay in both reading and writing, since both are considered abstract productions for them. This study aims to publish through children's literature, possibilities to facilitate the development of interpretation and understanding of texts by subjects who have hearing impairment. The methodology of the present study was developed based on bilingual tendency, with 6 (six) impaired hearing ones, aged 7 to 12 years old, all students of Gabriel Lage da Silva Municipal Elementary School. The methodological course was built in three stages: text reading using Brazilian Sign Language (Libras), role playing and finally textual production. As an evaluative appreciation of the dynamics the respective subjects improve the comprehension and interpretation of text considerably, even with grammatical and syntactic difficulties
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Saberes de professores que ensinam matemática para alunos surdos incluídos numa escola de ouvintes
(Universidade Federal do Pará, 2010-02-26) PAIXÃO, Natalina do Socorro Sousa Martins; GONÇALVES, Tadeu Oliver; http://lattes.cnpq.br/6789250569319668
With this research it was aimed at to investigate them know in action in practice teacher in the teaching of Mathematics to deaf students included at a school with students listeners. Done address by the central question that you know the teachers develop to include the deaf student in the classes of Mathematics with students listeners in the Regular School? Answers were looked for in the data collected at a school that acts in the initial series, in the Municipal district of Belém-PA, in a group of 4th grade, with 25 students, 20 listeners and 05 deaf included. The unformed subjects were the teacher regent of the group (PR), the itinerant teacher that assists the group (PI) and 03 futures teachers of Mathematics (FP), students of the Degree in Mathematics of UFPA also involved in the process starting from a collaborative work with the researcher and the advisor of the research. It is a study of case of the type ethnographic in that were accomplished: systematic participant observation and no systematic for 08 months, not glimpsed structured with the 05 subjects and documental analysis of annual plan, text book of Mathematics, class activities and the futures teachers' log book, that were triangular originating axes of analyses for each subject and yours know and still 03 classroom episodes during the classes of fraction of the which were extracted 03 categories that subsidized the analyses being them: (1) the knowledge of the Language in the mathematics classes for deaf students included with listeners students in that the results appear for the importance of the discipline / specific knowledge , the curriculum, experience and the knowledge of the reflection in the action how validated by public evidencing the knowledge of the language of signs as the differential of the deaf culture, generating 02 sub categories: 1st the Language of Signs like a necessary knowledge and the Oral Portuguese Language as imposition and cultural power and like this signaling for the conflict of cultures in the process of teaching of Mathematics for deaf students included at the school of listeners; (2) the inclusive knowledge, the impact between the deaf culture and the listener culture in the same learning atmosphere, signaling chip the existence of two schools in the same space and situations of classes that propitiated the inclusion and the deaf students' exclusion in the context; (3) the knowledge of the reflection - in the - action during the classes of Mathematics to deaf students with listeners students while the representative of the professional habitus from the initial formation as form of propitiating the assimilation of the cultural diversity in educational practice.
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A tradição oral no ensino de línguas indígenas: uma proposta para o povo Parkatêjê
(Universidade Federal do Pará, 2014-02-26) SILVA, Maria de Nazaré Moraes da; FERREIRA, Marília de Nazaré de Oliveira; http://lattes.cnpq.br/4291543797221091
The aim of this study is to “present a teaching proposal for parkatêjê language which is supported in the oral tradition of the people of the same name. It has a view to its implementation in Indigenous School Pẽmptykre Parkatêjê” from the village Parkatêjê. This village is located in Mãe Maria, kilometer 30 of BR 222 in Bom Jesus do Tocantins County. For comprehend the everyday process of teaching and learning in the school, this is an ethnographic research, and it’s also bibliographic considering the nature of the sources used to write it (SEVERINO, 2007). According to Moita-Lopes (2006), the research is related to Applied Linguistics which is characterized as an indisciplinary or a transdisciplinary. Besides it is based on cognitive democracy for a liberating education (PETRAGLIA, 2013). This study is divided into four chapters with introduction and conclusion. The first chapter presents general considerations about Parkatêjê. The second one deals with a historical approach on the development of Indigenous language in the Brazilian educational context. This approach is based on observed events from 1540 to the present days. The third chapter brings some features from ruled society by oral tradition, or specially through this tradition. Moreover, this chapter brings a definition of culture and presents reflections about oral and written culture. The last one deals with the history of formal education in Parkatêjê village. This section also discusses pieces of information about the role of the people of the same name at the Indigenous School Pẽmptykre Parkatêjê nowadays. In addition to this, “The oral tradition into Parkatêjê language teaching”, the teaching proposal, is presented in this chapter. This proposal is based on Queiroz and Pereira (2013), Belintane (2007; 2008), Calvet (2011), and it is carried out by other researchers who are in favor of the oral language teaching. This research highlights the eldest people of the village, the first-generation Indians, as important actors in the teaching and learning of traditional language in formal education process.