978 resultados para Lenguas románicas
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Two blank leaves at the end of the Old Testament reserved for "Registro de familia".
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Parte Primera. Tomo II. (L-Z)
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New Testament has special t.p.: El Nuevo Testamento de Nuestro Señor Jesucristo.
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Copiously illustrated with facsimiles of original title-pages.
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Seconde partie du Thresor des trois langues francoise, italienne et espagnolle ..., [478] p., con port. y sign. propias.
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The official documents that guide the teaching and learning process of a Foreign Language in Brazil, Parâmetros Curriculares Nacionais de Língua Estrangeira, suggest a linguistic and intercultural communication as the main objective of teaching a foreign language inorderto contribute withareflexive formation of the students.Toachieve this goal, a Virtual Interchange was realized connecting distant places like Córdoba, in Argentina, and Natal in Brazil, between High School students through Moodle platform and Facebook. The Interchange is based in the Intercomprehension in Romance Languages(IC) guidelines, inthiscase between Portuguese and Spanish, according to which every student speaks their own language and makes an effort to comprehend the others througha collaborative process thatgo es beyond the limits of mere linguistic objectives and favors the students’ reality acceptance before the diversity. This qualitative study with thno graphic characteristic stries to know whe ther differentiate projects can increase students’ interest to learn the target language. It was also set as an aim of this study to develop the intercultural competence of our students and foster the respect for different cultures. In the case of Argentinian and Brazilian students, wetried to promote reflection about social representation trying to destroy stereotypes between both groups. As methodological resources, we used interviews, questionnaires and intercomprehension activities during the Project, as well as a participant observation of the interactions betweenthe students of both countries.Webe lieve tobe contributing towards the integral formation ofth student asacriticalcitizenthatthinksa bouttheir posture before the world, which is one of the formal education aims according to Parâmetros Curriculares Nacionais. Our theoretical foundation is based on Intercomprehension in Romance Languages (IC) as a plurilingualism didactics, (JAMET AND SPIŢĂ 2010; ARAÚJO AND SÁ et al., 2003; CAPUCHO, 2010; ANDRADE etal.,2003), some the oriesaboutinter culturalisman didentity(Vallespir, 1999;DUARTE&SANCHES,2004; REVUZ,1998;SILVA,2000;CHAUÍ2006; SERRANI-INFANTE 1998), motivation and second language learning (DECI & RYAN, 1985; DÖRNYEI AND OTTÓ, 1998; DÖRNYEI, 2000, 2001; 2011) and Significant Learning Theory (AUSUBEL, 1968). The results show an increase of students’ motivation when in contact with the target language through dynamic activities in an IC context. Moreover, we noticed that a deeper thinking aboutthe Argentinian culture helped to deconstruct previous cultural representation.
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The developed research aimed to investigate how students behave on elementary school in a plurilingual context, based on Intercomprehension of Romanic Languages with literary texts in the classroom. The theoretical framework prioritizes authors who consider reading literary text as an essential tool to the formation of reading and writing skills for students, such as: Amarilha (1997; 2003; 2007), Resende (1993), Kleiman, (1999), Villardi (1997), Aguiar (1991), Perrone-Moisés (2000), Lajolo (1993), Zilberman (1991), Cosson (2006), Andrade, Melo-Pfeifer, Santos, (2009), Sá; De Carlo; Antoine (2011), Alas Martins (2014), Doyé (2005), Souza, (2013), and others, according to the intercomprehension approach and plurilingualism. We use questionnaires as a methodological resources for this research, and we applied some activities that was developed based on intercomprehension from literary texts which represent three types of Romanic languages (Spanish, French and Italian), in addition to the participant observation in classes with students of the 8th grade from an elementary public school in the city of Natal (RN). The students could read and (inter) understand some texts of classic literature in those Latin languages and also in Portuguese, whose titles include “D. Quixote de la mancha” by Miguel de Cervantes; “O pequeno príncipe” by Antoine de Saint-Exupéry; and “Pinóquio” by Carlo Collodi. The data analysis shows that students understood the lessons with plurilingual texts as something which goes beyond the structure of language teaching, awakening themselves to the knowledge of new languages and cultures, and linguistic diversity as motivation at the time of understanding and literature as transforming element to Citizen formation of students.
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Uno de los desafíos de la didáctica de las lenguas en el siglo XXI es sin lugar a dudas cultivar convergencias y favorecer las sinergias entre las lenguas que conviven concretamente en las clases con el objetivo de formar eventuales plurilingües. Para tal fin es esencial contar con docentes atentos a la diversidad. Buscaremos en esta comunicación resaltar la necesidad de incorporar enfoques didácticos plurales a la formación docente, que permitan pasar de enseñar lenguas a enseñar en y para la diversidad lingüística y cultural con una concepción basada en la integración y la transferencia. Con este objetivo comenzaremos describiendo los llamados enfoques plurales (Candelier 2007) y las razones por las que deberían ser considerados superadores de los enfoques singulares. La investigación sobre la memoria, la teoría del tratamiento de la información, la psicología del conocimiento y la psicolingüística, que sostienen que los nuevos conocimientos solo pueden instalarse de modo durable en la memoria si pueden integrarse y anclarse en los saberes presentes (Meissnery al. 2004), dan sustento irrefutable a estos nuevos enfoquesentre los que se encuentran la Didáctica Integrada de las lenguas (Roulet 1980; Bourguignon et Dabène 1982; Castellotti 2001; Hufeisen y Neuner 2003), la Intercomprensión entre lenguas (Dabène 1996; Meissnery al. 2004; Doyer 2005), el Enfoque Intercultural (Porcher 1978; Cortier 2007; Varro 2007), el Despertar a las lenguas (Candelier, 2003, 2007). Haremos luego una lectura crítica de los marcos nacionales e internacionales de referencia para la formación docente en el área de lenguas-culturas que nos permitirá reflexionar acerca de la necesidad de instalar el diálogo plurilingüe
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El objetivo de este trabajo es reflexionar acerca de lo que se entendió y e entiende por competencia comunicativa/ sociolinguistica o cultural en la enseñanza de lenguas extranjeras. A lo largo del siglo XX el término fue cobrando nuevas dimensiones recibiendo aportes tanto de la antropología como de la lingüística y la sociología y el desplazamiento de "lo local a lo global" también tiene un correlato en lo pedagógico generando interrogantes en torno a dónde nos concentrarnos como docentes cuando hablamos de competencia comunicativa intercultural, o qué entendemos cuando se habla de multiculturalidad en el aula en la cual todos los actores supuestamente pertenecen a una misma cultura nacional. En el presente trabajo se tiene en cuenta la enseñanza de una lengua extranjera en la Argentina