2015
DOI: 10.5965/1984723815282014345
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Reflexões sobre o ensino a distância à luz da noção de contrato didático

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“…In semiotic exchanges, sharing and collaborative construction of meanings occur in classroom activities. Thus, ZPDs help, on the one hand, in the development of autonomy and conceptual mastery through the various interactions established between teacher and students, between the students themselves and between the student and the knowledge in question (Souza Cruz, Souza, & Santos , 2014); and, on the other hand, in the appropriation of the organizational dynamics of conversation -in this specific case, of the didactic contract -which is also a manifestation of human social activity (Markee, 2015).…”
Section: Semiotic Regulation and Zones Of Proximal Developmentmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…In semiotic exchanges, sharing and collaborative construction of meanings occur in classroom activities. Thus, ZPDs help, on the one hand, in the development of autonomy and conceptual mastery through the various interactions established between teacher and students, between the students themselves and between the student and the knowledge in question (Souza Cruz, Souza, & Santos , 2014); and, on the other hand, in the appropriation of the organizational dynamics of conversation -in this specific case, of the didactic contract -which is also a manifestation of human social activity (Markee, 2015).…”
Section: Semiotic Regulation and Zones Of Proximal Developmentmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In the teaching-learning context, such conversational interactions are predominantly guided by the didactic contract, consisting of a group of rules that guide the actions of the teacher and students in the classroom. This process is composed of ruptures that allow the modification of the person's relationship with the knowledge that is being shared and built (Souza Cruz et al, 2014). In some conversational situations, these breaks are considered "topic disruption" and cause the change of subject, leading to a discontinuity concerning previous shifts (Souza, 2006).…”
Section: Conversacional Sequences and Speech Actsmentioning
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