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Date Posted: 11:41:26 09/07/04 Tue
Author: Marisa
Subject: Re: Does the teacher have a role?
In reply to: Regina Moreno 's message, "Does the teacher have a role?" on 07:51:19 09/07/04 Tue

Colegas,

Ao ler o texto, tive a impressão que a idéia que se tem de autonomia está relacionada ao estudo solitário e à auto-instrução. Acredito que este seja o motivo do aparente paradoxo apresentado pelo autor. Como já vimos na semana passada, a autonomia pode ser desenvolvida em grupos, dentro da sala de aula.

Marisa



>Olá Pessoal,
>Pelo que tenho lido, pude observar que há contradições
>entre a opinião dos autores sobre o que vem a ser
>realmente autonomia. Para alguns ser aprendiz autônomo
>independe do professor, enquanto para outros existe,
>além de uma dependência, uma responsabilidade.
>Para Peter Voller (p.107) "There is a paradox about
>the teacher´s role in independent language learning;
>the truly autonomous learner would not need a teacher
>at all. Equally, autonomuy is not a gift that can be
>handed over by the teacher to the learner, so is
>autonomy unteachable? Yet much of the literature
>states that learners need to be taught to be
>autonomous".
>Regina Moreno

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