Orality, oral genres and teacher education:
from the classroom to city streets
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.4013/cld.2024.214.02Keywords:
orality, oral gender, teacher educationAbstract
This article aims to reflect on working with orality and oral genres in teacher education. To this end, relying on theoretical-methodological frameworks that highlight the role of language, the collective pronunciation of the world and education in human formation, aiming at the construction of a society with critical and transformative awareness, we analyze curricula of undergraduate courses for we deal with initial teacher education and continuing education initiatives. The results indicate that official documents still do not highlight the importance of orality and oral genres in teacher education, however there are initiatives that place teachers in dialogue, leaving them as de facto and legal protagonists of decisions about the organization of their work. Such initiatives are capable of overcoming the limitations imposed by the initial prescriptions by proposing new paths from the classroom to the city streets.
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