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Date Posted: 11:20:46 10/23/04 Sat
Author: José Euríalo
Subject: Re: Crenças
In reply to: Marilene da Silva 's message, "Crenças" on 13:02:39 10/19/04 Tue

Marilene:

O texto de FINCH (2001) é interessante, sem dúvida, e nos convida a outras leituras sobre "crenças".

Em texto de introdução ao seu livro "The english verb: an exploration of structure and meaning", Michael Lewis (1986), por exemplo, tece considerações sobre algumas de nossas crenças (de alunos e professores) relativas ao ensino de gramática. Entre outras coisas, ele afirma: "Too often this attitude (de considerar a gramática como "catalogue and exceptions") is reinforced by teachers who make remarks such as 'Oh, English is a very illogical language, English is full of irregularities'. The student is left with the impression that he is trying to understand a jigsaw puzzle where some of the pieces change shape, some pieces are missing, some pieces are broken, and, when you have got the whole picture, it is difficult to see what it is." (LEWIS, 1986, p.13, §2).

Eu sugiro que, caso não tenha lido, leia esse livro de Lewis. Seu capítulo 3, intitulado “Some myths and misunderstandings” é particularmente revelador, apesar de (ou por) ser algo radical.

José.

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