CLASSROOM DISCOURSE ANALYSIS
Introduction Extended participation in sociocultural events and activities accounts for most of an individual's major cognitive, linguistic and social learning (Hall 2002, 186). Since schooling represents one of the most formalized and prolonged sociocultural events for a number of individuals,...
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Universidad Autónoma de Nuevo León
2022
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Extended participation in sociocultural events and activities accounts for most of an individual's major cognitive, linguistic and social learning (Hall 2002, 186). Since schooling represents one of the most formalized and prolonged sociocultural events for a number of individuals, studying what goes on in the classroom becomes relevant not only for the ones involved, both teachers and students, but for anybody interested in socialization processes. Analyzing classroom interaction can shed light on the processes undertaken for the learner's language as well as teachers, social, and cognitive development. Of special interest for education are the discursive practices, teacher-students, students-students that promote a powerful learning environment and can reflect and/or influence other socio cultural events or practices. |
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| physical | HUMANITAS DIGITAL; Núm. 30 (2003): Humanitas Enero- Diciembre 2003; 377-392 2007-1620 2007-1620 |
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| spelling | humanitas-article-15292022-05-09T21:24:46Z CLASSROOM DISCOURSE ANALYSIS García, Laura Introduction Extended participation in sociocultural events and activities accounts for most of an individual's major cognitive, linguistic and social learning (Hall 2002, 186). Since schooling represents one of the most formalized and prolonged sociocultural events for a number of individuals, studying what goes on in the classroom becomes relevant not only for the ones involved, both teachers and students, but for anybody interested in socialization processes. Analyzing classroom interaction can shed light on the processes undertaken for the learner's language as well as teachers, social, and cognitive development. Of special interest for education are the discursive practices, teacher-students, students-students that promote a powerful learning environment and can reflect and/or influence other socio cultural events or practices. Universidad Autónoma de Nuevo León 2022-05-09 info:eu-repo/semantics/article info:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersion application/pdf https://humanitas.uanl.mx/index.php/ah/article/view/1529 HUMANITAS DIGITAL; Núm. 30 (2003): Humanitas Enero- Diciembre 2003; 377-392 2007-1620 2007-1620 spa https://humanitas.uanl.mx/index.php/ah/article/view/1529/1423 https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0 |
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