INTERACTING RESPONSIVELY THROUGH MULTISEMIOTIC GENRES: A TEACHING PROPOSAL FROM THE PERSPECTIVE OF ADI’S
Teaching; Discursive Genres; ADI’s; Responsiveness; Multisemiotic Texts.
This research was developed based on speech genres and Integrated Didactic Activities. The study aims to investigate how a teaching proposal based on Integrated Didactic Activities (ADI's), considering multisemiotic discursive genres, can contribute to expanding students' linguistic-discursive potential. The theoretical framework of the work is based on studies on speech genres and responsiveness, in which the main reference is Mikhail Bakhtin; in Integrated Didactic Activities (reading, speaking, writing and linguistic reflection), authored by professor Heliud Moura; and regarding the themes of literacy and multisemiotic genres, in the studies of Roxane Rojo, Magda Soares and Brian Street. The work with multisemiotic genres is due to the fact that multiple languages have always been present in human communication, but with the advent of technology the presence of this genre has intensified. In this sense, it is necessary to propose didactic-pedagogical actions that favor the process of teaching and learning language that include this type of text for the expansion of literacy in order to enable the student to learn that provides them with critical and effective participation in social practices. The research method used is qualitative; To collect the data, participant research was used, which, as the name suggests, necessarily implies the participation of both the researcher and the subjects involved in the research process. In this process, knowledge production practices are always linked to the intervention project. A relevant point of the research is that which concerns the citizenship training of students, considering that the activities are developed through a topic relevant to society, through which they can reflect, question and simulate solutions through discursive genres. Data analysis (still being carried out) shows that a teaching project organized based on ADIs and discursive genres that circulate socially can be an effective alternative for teaching the Portuguese language.