2009
DOI: 10.1177/1470357209102114
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Differential discourses: the contribution of visual analysis to defining scientific literacy in the early years classroom

Abstract: This article presents a kindergarten science inquiry as an exemplar for the purpose of suggesting an analytic graphic that is visually inclusive of the multimodal resources brought to bear by children and teachers engaged in classroom interaction. The central aim is the visual representation of the analysis so that the analysis itself becomes visual communication, a means of generating knowledge about multimodal discourse. This makes the discourse structure much more accessible to viewers than a verbal transcr… Show more

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“…In fact, language is frequently backgrounded to visually and kinesthetically accessible modes, especially in science classrooms (e.g., Arnheim, , ; Kress, ; Kress et al, ; van Leeuwen, ). For this reason, this analysis uses discourse visualizations to exemplify all essential modes that operated as mediators within critical patterns of activity (Britsch, ). Each task‐based interaction thus encodes a recurring critical pattern.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In fact, language is frequently backgrounded to visually and kinesthetically accessible modes, especially in science classrooms (e.g., Arnheim, , ; Kress, ; Kress et al, ; van Leeuwen, ). For this reason, this analysis uses discourse visualizations to exemplify all essential modes that operated as mediators within critical patterns of activity (Britsch, ). Each task‐based interaction thus encodes a recurring critical pattern.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Discourse can be realized through interactions (Britsch, , ). An interaction is an event that occurs between two or more social actors for the purpose of knowledge reconstruction in science.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…af Christie & Derewianka 2008;Christie & Maton 2011;Nygård Larsson 2011Hertzberg 2011;Hipkiss 2014;Olvegård 2014;Hallesson & Visén 2019). Det finns en del forskning med inriktning på språk och ämneslitteracitet där forskarna kommer från ämnet i sig, i synnerhet från naturvetenskapliga ämnen (Lemke 1990;Mortimer 2003;Neville-Barton & Barton 2005;Airey 2009;Britsch 2009;Haglund & Jeppsson 2013;Knain 2015). Dessutom har lärare som ingått i utvecklingsprojekt som rör ämneslitteracitet i olika ämnen tillsammans med forskare skrivit om sina erfarenheter (se t.ex.…”
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