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Date Posted: 08:11:26 10/26/04 Tue
Author: Jos� Eur�alo
Subject: Re: Autonomy and teachers as the worst people to teach languages
In reply to: Junia Braga 's message, "Re: Autonomy and teachers as the worst people to teach languages" on 17:19:24 10/23/04 Sat

J�nia:

Bem-vinda!

Sei que voc� joga �gua na fogueira para economizar lenha para outra fogueira, para ser ecologicamente correta ou para ter carv�o menos deteriorado para usos ainda mais nobres.

A julgar pelo que voc� escreve em seu coment�rio, voc� n�o concorda, totalmente, com a afirma��o de LEFFA (2002, �23) de que �excetuados os casos de imers�o, s� � poss�vel aprender uma l�ngua estrangeira se o aluno for aut�nomo�. Ele parte do pressuposto de que todo professor foi um aluno aut�nomo, ao passo que voc� escreve "acho que independente de ter sido um aprendiz aut�nomo, o professor..." (ou seja, voc� pensa que ele pode n�o ter sido um aprendiz aut�nomo). Entendi mal?

Sei que isso pode ser pol�mico, mas continuo pensando que, �s vezes, o professor n�o tem consci�ncia de que agiu de forma aut�noma para chegar ao ponto que chegou; por isso, talvez, o processo de reflex�o cr�tica que voc� menciona seja de extrema import�ncia para esse profissional (para qualquer profissional). LITTLE (2000, p.1, �1), ao escrever que �i) it is unreasonable to expect teachers to foster the growth of autonomy in their learners if they themselves do not know what it is to be an autonomous learner; ii) in determining the initiatives they take in their classrooms, teachers must be able to apply to their teaching those same reflective and self-managing processes that they apply to their learning�, assim como BREEN & MANN (1997, p.148, �3), ao afirmarem que eu, como professor, "need to recognize and assert um own autonomy�, tamb�m defendem essa sua �reflex�o cr�tica�. Dickinson, n�o menos!

Ser� que fiz uso inadequado de seu coment�rio? Espero que n�o!... Se tiver feito, por�m, que se reacenda a fogueira e que outros(as) colegas ajudem a manter a chama acesa. � tempo! H� fuma�a branca no grupo, silencioso desde domingo, quando a Rosalva ainda �soprou�.

Um abra�o agradecido do

Jos�.

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Replies:

Re: Autonomy and teachers as the worst people to teach languages -- Junia Braga, 16:00:24 10/26/04 Tue
- Re: Autonomy and teachers as the worst people to teach languages -- Jos� Eur�alo, 09:32:05 10/27/04 Wed
Re: Autonomy and teachers as the worst people to teach languages -- Ana Laura dos Santos Marques, 18:52:03 10/27/04 Wed

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