A escrita monitorada: o que é? Como se faz? Para que serve?

Abstract

This paper presents a new didactic and pedagogical intervention focused on teaching and learning from the writing production of a student in the classroom. Such intervention called monitored writing is an innovative educational technology and is a practice of various genres of writing, focused and mediated by textualization scripts from a text model that involves the controlling and controlled participation of the teacher. This work, in addition to presenting this new learning technology, aims also, in checking whether a more mediated writing favors a more proficient performance in the production of texts from students of elementary schools II. They were taken as a theoretical foundation studies in neuroscience - an interface between neuroscience and education - (CONSENZA and GUERRA, 2011; VIGOTSKI, 1994 and 2012); the theory of genres (BAKHTIN, 2003 BRONCKART, 2012; DOLZ and SCHNEUWLY, 2011); studies on learning, cognitive development (TOMASELLO, 2003; VIGOTSKI, 1994 and 2012; WOOD, 2003); and literature in the field of Applied Linguistics. From the theoretical framework of sociointeractionist Bronckart (2012) developed the analytical process, with the corpus the students productions in free form and in version monitored in the same student in a class of eighth grade of elementary school II, a public state school of the city of Juiz de Fora - MG (in which the teacher-researcher was a teacher in the investigative period). There was an action-research methodology used and it was taken as a methodological principle, qualitative-interpretative analysis. The results of the analysis showed considerable advance in the written production of the students, especially the general infrastructure of the text, which corresponds to the macro-structural aspects of the text provided by the proposed tool.