Retextualização de causo oral para escrito: uma maneira de ampliar o letramento
Abstract
This work, still in progress, has as main objective to propose a didactic sequence with the purpose of reducing inappropriate orality marks present in written texts, leading students to reflect on the similarities and differences between spoken and written modalities, respecting the proposed continuum by Bortoni Ricardo (2004) and Marcuschi (2010) and the characteristics of the textual genre in question, through the retextualization of oral causes into written ones. The theoretical and practical questions are based on discussions about the organization of oral and written texts and conversational markers, based on studies done by Fávero (2014), Marcuschi (2010), Bakhtin (2003), Bortoni-Ricardo (2004), Schneuwly and Dolz (2011) and in the considerations of the PCN (1998). The whole process was analyzed through action research in the collaboration between teacher and students and it is possible to observe reduction of inappropriate orality marks present in the students’ texts and, thus, expansion of writing competence and culturalrescue of local discursive practices.