A aquisição da linguagem escrita pela criança surda no contexto da educação inclusiva
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2010-01-27
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Leme, Anna Paola Torrizi [UNESP]
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Universidade Estadual Paulista (Unesp)
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Para os autores da Teoria Histórico-Cultural, a constituição do sujeito é consolidada nas relações sociais, através dos processos de mediação instrumental e simbólica. Assim, a comunicação com o outro configura e estabelece a apropriação de signos e significados utilizados pelo homem. No entanto, a comunicação não se restringe a uma única forma ideal/padrão, mas se estende àquela que é utilizada com sentido e funcionalidade na comunidade e na qual o sujeito está inserido. Dessa maneira, a língua de sinais é a língua empregada pelos surdos, responsável e favorecedora quanto ao acesso e apropriação de linguagem, consequentemente ao desenvolvimento psíquico, à apropriação da linguagem escrita, bem como ao contato com a língua majoritária de seu grupo social. Pode-se compreender, nesse contexto, a linguagem escrita como importante instrumento de representação e apropriação de signos e significados socialmente constituídos, sendo este um instrumento cultural complexo e essencial para a formação do homem. Por essa premissa, o presente estudo foi desenvolvido com o objetivo de investigar os processos de ensino da linguagem escrita para crianças surdas de um município do Estado de São Paulo, incluídas no Ensino Fundamental – ciclo I. A metodologia compreendeu entrevistas individuais com três professores e seus respectivos alunos surdos e, ainda, a análise de atividades textuais produzidas por essas crianças, ao longo do ano letivo. Como resultado dos dados, pôde-se apontar, quanto aos professores, as dificuldades em lidar com a inserção e o trabalho a ser realizado, referente à escrita, com as crianças surdas em sala regular; e, no que concerne às crianças, por se tratar de 3 casos diferentes e bastante específicos, há aspectos particulares a serem observados, porém o que se pode afirmar, em relação ao processo de...
For the authors of the Cultural-Historical Theory, the constitution of the subject is consolidated in social relations, through the processes of instrumental and symbolic mediation. Thus, communication with others sets and establishes the appropriation of signs and meanings used by man. However, communication is not restricted to a single ideal form/pattern, but extends to what is used with meaning and function in the community and in which the subject is inserted. Thus, sign language is the language used by the deaf, responsible and favorable in regards to access and ownership of language, therefore to the psychological development, the appropriation of the written language, as well as the contact with the major language of their social group. It can be understood, in this context, the written language as an important instrument of representation and appropriation of signs and meanings socially constituted, which is a complex cultural tool and essential for the formation of man. On this premise, the present study was carried out to investigate the processes of teaching written language to deaf children in a city of São Paulo State, included in the elementary school - cycle I. The methodology included individual interviews with three teachers and their deaf students, also the analysis of textual activities produced by these children throughout the school year. As a result of the data, it might be pointed out, regarding the teachers, the difficulties in dealing with the insertion and the writing work to be performed with deaf children in a standard room, and, regarding the children, because it is about 3 different and very specific cases, there are special aspects to be observed, but what can be said in relation to the process of each child and even to their perception, is the need to establish the language for the significant... (Complete abstract, click electronic address below)
For the authors of the Cultural-Historical Theory, the constitution of the subject is consolidated in social relations, through the processes of instrumental and symbolic mediation. Thus, communication with others sets and establishes the appropriation of signs and meanings used by man. However, communication is not restricted to a single ideal form/pattern, but extends to what is used with meaning and function in the community and in which the subject is inserted. Thus, sign language is the language used by the deaf, responsible and favorable in regards to access and ownership of language, therefore to the psychological development, the appropriation of the written language, as well as the contact with the major language of their social group. It can be understood, in this context, the written language as an important instrument of representation and appropriation of signs and meanings socially constituted, which is a complex cultural tool and essential for the formation of man. On this premise, the present study was carried out to investigate the processes of teaching written language to deaf children in a city of São Paulo State, included in the elementary school - cycle I. The methodology included individual interviews with three teachers and their deaf students, also the analysis of textual activities produced by these children throughout the school year. As a result of the data, it might be pointed out, regarding the teachers, the difficulties in dealing with the insertion and the writing work to be performed with deaf children in a standard room, and, regarding the children, because it is about 3 different and very specific cases, there are special aspects to be observed, but what can be said in relation to the process of each child and even to their perception, is the need to establish the language for the significant... (Complete abstract, click electronic address below)
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Educação especial, Linguagem por sinais, Inclusão em educação, Crianças surdas, Comunicação escrita, Crianças - Escrita, Surdos - Educação, Língua de sinais, Escrita - Surdos, Language, Writing appropriation, Written language, Deaf‟s Writing, Sign language, Cultural-Historical Theory
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LEME, Anna Paola Torrizi. A aquisição da linguagem escrita pela criança surda no contexto da educação inclusiva. 2010. 133 f. Dissertação (mestrado) - Universidade Estadual Paulista, Faculdade de Filosofia e Ciências, 2010.