In this article, we deal with the conceptions of writing, revision and rewriting of teachers in initial training attending PIBID, aiming at investigating how the theoretical-methodological foundation on such processes is built. For that, we seek support on the enunciative-discursive perspective and on the dialogical conception of language from Bakhtin’s Circle; on the concept of writing as work and on studies about the process of writing, focusing revision and rewriting. The research was developed in accordance with the fundamental of Applied Linguistics and action research, in a process of formation with the teachers. For the analysis, we considered the participation of the teachers in the initial and final questionnaires of the research, ...
LicenceThe writing is readable. Each written word is an irreversible trace. This is what makes writi...
This thesis analyses existing scientific articles and papers about the principles of genre pedagogy,...
James Berlin has posited that teachers ought to be able to recognize and justify their own versions ...
This research aims to identify the linguistic-discursive aspects embedded in the educator’s rewritin...
his study presents the results of an implementation and the analysis of a didactic sequence in the l...
Writing is a task developed in several processes which involve stages that range from the first idea...
The production of writing at school is a highly respected object of study for several of the domains...
Writing as a process, Writing in the subject English is a paper, which researches an activity of wri...
This paper is based on an intervention study. It deals with research that tackles the development of...
In order to bring a different look on the writing practices at the transition from primary (CM2) to ...
This study was focused on recension and rewriting in teacher’s practice with students of the 4th and...
International audienceIn this chapter, we investigate the process of acculturation to research writi...
The aim of this article is to stress the role and history of the writing skills in foreign languages...
In what way might writing of different kinds contribute to the development of a professional identit...
This descriptive study investigated teachers’ implementation of writing as a process in English cla...
LicenceThe writing is readable. Each written word is an irreversible trace. This is what makes writi...
This thesis analyses existing scientific articles and papers about the principles of genre pedagogy,...
James Berlin has posited that teachers ought to be able to recognize and justify their own versions ...
This research aims to identify the linguistic-discursive aspects embedded in the educator’s rewritin...
his study presents the results of an implementation and the analysis of a didactic sequence in the l...
Writing is a task developed in several processes which involve stages that range from the first idea...
The production of writing at school is a highly respected object of study for several of the domains...
Writing as a process, Writing in the subject English is a paper, which researches an activity of wri...
This paper is based on an intervention study. It deals with research that tackles the development of...
In order to bring a different look on the writing practices at the transition from primary (CM2) to ...
This study was focused on recension and rewriting in teacher’s practice with students of the 4th and...
International audienceIn this chapter, we investigate the process of acculturation to research writi...
The aim of this article is to stress the role and history of the writing skills in foreign languages...
In what way might writing of different kinds contribute to the development of a professional identit...
This descriptive study investigated teachers’ implementation of writing as a process in English cla...
LicenceThe writing is readable. Each written word is an irreversible trace. This is what makes writi...
This thesis analyses existing scientific articles and papers about the principles of genre pedagogy,...
James Berlin has posited that teachers ought to be able to recognize and justify their own versions ...