Analysis of "deaf" strategies and resources used by a deafteacher to teach written language
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https://doi.org/10.5007/%25xAbstract
Brazil is undeniably behind in terms of education for deaf children and adults. There is a need for a change in pedagogical practices. Studies indicate that the strategies used by deaf teachers in teaching writtén language can he different
than thase af hearing teachers. These findings suggest that differences in cognitive processing for understanding reading and writing can influence pedagogical practices. The purpose of
this study is toanalyze theuse af "deaf" strategies by a deaf teacher and describe them. The methodology of the investigation included observation and recording of the fragments ofclasses to be analyzed. The "deaf" strategies found werc transcribed and compared with those described in the literature. It was found that many of the strategies observed were similar to those described in the literaturc. This suggests that many of the stratcgies used by deaf teachers
could be "taught" to hearing teachers, in order to assist hearing tcachers in their praxis with deaf students.
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