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Este artigo descreve um trabalho desenvolvido
com crianças do 2.” ano de escolaridade, sobre o papel
das interacções sociais na escrita de palavras orientadas
por uma regra ortográfica e de palavras não
orientadas por uma regra ortográfica.
Verificámos que o funcionamento interactivo das
díades se assumiu como um importante meio de aprendizagem
e domínio da escrita. Verificámos também
que estas crianças não só explicitaram mais facilmente
a escrita de palavras orientadas por uma regra ortográfica,
como também evoluíram mais nestes casos, interiorizando
a regra e aplicando de forma mais eficaz.
ABSTRACT: This paper describes a study carried out with second grade children on the role of social interactions in the writing of words driven by both the existence and absence of spelling rules. The results showed that the interactive functioning of dyads was an important mean in both the apprenticeship and the mastering of writing. They also showed that in the case of written words in the presence of spelling rules, it was easier for the children to justify the way they wrote. They also made less mistakes and more progresses.
ABSTRACT: This paper describes a study carried out with second grade children on the role of social interactions in the writing of words driven by both the existence and absence of spelling rules. The results showed that the interactive functioning of dyads was an important mean in both the apprenticeship and the mastering of writing. They also showed that in the case of written words in the presence of spelling rules, it was easier for the children to justify the way they wrote. They also made less mistakes and more progresses.
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Interacções sociais Regras ortográficas Aprendizagem da escrita Social interaction Spelling rules Writing production
Citation
Análise Psicológica, XVI(2), 321-329
Publisher
Instituto Superior de Psicologia Aplicada