A LEARNING WRITTEN PORTUGUESE IN CONTEXTS OF LINGUISTICS DIVERSITY IN BRAZIL
Abstract
Linguistic diversity in Brazilian basic schools is a reality still little explored in major experiences of teacher´s formation. In face of that, students not speakers of Portuguese as L1 are ordinarily in risk of severe learning failure or dropout. The objective of this paper is to discuss the interdependence among processes of written Portuguese development by students not speakers of PT-Br as L1, teacher´s pedagogic procedures as the leader mediator in this process, and such an academic formation comprehensive to this reality. Opening the paper, a critical review of Berger (2015), Souza (2014), Silva and Tristoni (2012), Pires-Santos (2004) e Dalinghaus (2009), which describe adverse situations around learning process of immigrants enrolled in Brazilian border schools. Following, an analysis of Senna (2008) and Meyer (2016), raising basis for discussion about the need of adjusts in teaching skills, forwarding paradigms ruptures and enabling school inclusion of individuals under condition of linguistic and cultural diversity.
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