In elementary room, how do you read to learn?

Andrea V. Bustos-Ibarra, Cintia S. Montenegro, Marcela V. Jarpa-Azagra, Karol P. Calfualcatalán, Alejandra Tapia-Ibacache

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Abstract

Qualitative study of oral exchanges in interpretation episodes of 49 joint readings in third-, fifth-, and seventh-grade Chilean classes, using the public content analysis system of the teaching practice by Sanchez, et al. (2008). The results show undifferentiated extraction of non-hierarchical ideas by teachers and low responsibility of the students in the elaboration of comprehension. The cognitive processes and the notion of being a reader are put into practice and discussed.

Original languageEnglish
Article number25
JournalEspacios
Volume40
Issue number41
StatePublished - 2019

Keywords

  • Reader training
  • Reading comprehension
  • Teacher-student interaction

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