Survey of Teachable Elements in the Genres "Press News" in Mother Language (ML) and "Virtual News" in Foreign Language (FL)
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https://doi.org/10.5433/2237-4876.2005v8n2p109Keywords:
Genres, News, Teaching of Reading.Abstract
Aiming at a proposal of interdisciplinarity and teaching organization toward genres studies, this work intends to approach teachable elements of the genres known as "press news" in (Brazilian) Portuguese and "virtual news" in English referring to the infrastructure of the text. Based on the analysis of the genres, according to the sociodiscursive interactionism (Bronckart (1999); Dolz & Schneuwly (1998), we outline units of language (of possible relevance) present in these genres, according to their functions, to teach (Brazilian) Portuguese and English. These units are illustrated by news corpora. We also intend to contribute to teacher's work, offering possible tools to aid the application of genres in the teaching of foreign and mother languages.
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