How do I evaluate texts? Reflections about the way of thinking and doing of language undergraduates
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https://doi.org/10.5007/1984-8420.2015v16n2p210Abstract
http://dx.doi.org/10.5007/1984-8420.2015v16n2p210
The present work analyzes certain conceptions of the language undergraduates from UFRPE/UAG, regarding actions related to the grading / evaluation of written texts produced by second-year high-school students, in the classroom environment. For this purpose, four graduate students collaborated by answering questionnaires, interviews and evaluate, reflect and interfere in texts produced by basic education students. Our research is based on Luckesi (2011) and Ferreira and Leal (2007) on school evaluation; in Suassuna (2007) and Marcuschi (2004, 2007 and 2012) in relation to assessment in Portuguese; and the reflections of Ruiz (2001) about categories evaluating written texts. The results showed the predominance of both resolute and textual-interactive correction on the texts evaluated by the undergraduate students, and these, discursively, showed a constant mix of conflict between "old" and "new" assessment practices.
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