Palavras-chave
Alfabetização; Escrita; Formação
Autores
Abstract
This study investigates the literacy processes and levels of writing conceptualization in children in the early years of elementary school, based on the analysis of diagnoses carried out by students in teacher training. Using a qualitative approach, the research seeks to understand how future teachers identify, analyze, and interpret the writing hypotheses presented by children, in light of the theoretical contributions of Emilia Ferreiro and Ana Teberosky. The results indicate that students recognize the different stages of the writing acquisition process—pre-syllabic, syllabic, syllabic-alphabetic, and alphabetic—but still demonstrate weaknesses in relating these levels to pedagogical practices and the development of appropriate interventions. It concludes that understanding the levels of writing conceptualization is fundamental for a reflective and critical teacher training, capable of promoting more meaningful and contextualized literacy practices.
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