2017
DOI: 10.30612/eadtde.v5i6.6279
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Facebook na construção e ampliação de sentido na comunicação dos estudantes surdos

Abstract: Resumo: Este artigo traz uma discussão sobre a utilização do Facebook como forma de construir e ampliar sentido na escrita de estudantes surdos. Com as novas tecnologias é possível utilizar várias mídias para produzir sentidos nas redes sociais, o objetivo deste trabalho é utilizar essas mídias para contribuir na produção escrita dos estudantes surdos. Para isso, utilizou-se a metodologia da translinguagem de Canagarajah (2013) que vem quebrar os estudos lineares das línguas, no caso em questão, a língua de si… Show more

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“…This source presents 22 results of Brazilian articles that include the terms "translinguagem" and "translíngue", in their titles, from 2017 to 2022. We highlight five of these that demonstrate a breadth of educational contexts and theories, such as policies (Santos;Santos, 2018), deaf students (Dias et al, 2017), bilingual education (Lucena;Cardoso, 2018), multimodal texts (Takaki, 2019) and decolonial approaches (Rocha, 2019). Santo and Santos (2018) explore policies that were foundational in Brazil becoming a territory in which monolingual ideologies are widespread.…”
Section: Translingual Orientations As a Research Focus In Brazilmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…This source presents 22 results of Brazilian articles that include the terms "translinguagem" and "translíngue", in their titles, from 2017 to 2022. We highlight five of these that demonstrate a breadth of educational contexts and theories, such as policies (Santos;Santos, 2018), deaf students (Dias et al, 2017), bilingual education (Lucena;Cardoso, 2018), multimodal texts (Takaki, 2019) and decolonial approaches (Rocha, 2019). Santo and Santos (2018) explore policies that were foundational in Brazil becoming a territory in which monolingual ideologies are widespread.…”
Section: Translingual Orientations As a Research Focus In Brazilmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Beyond that, they demonstrate the value of classroom activities that explore the impact of trans semiotic texts. Dias et al (2017) use a translingual orientantion to show that social media are spaces where deaf students can build and expand meaning through multisemiotic resources, for example written Portuguese in combination with emoticons, set phrases provided by the platforms, images, and reposts. While the authors assert that digital technology has made borders obsolete and they represent language as fundamentally creative, negotiated, and diverse, they also explain participants' use of written Portuguese in relation to standard norms.…”
Section: Translingual Orientations As a Research Focus In Brazilmentioning
confidence: 99%
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