As TICs em sala de aula de LP: ensino-aprendizagem da língua materna por meio do software Hagáquê

We present a collaborative, participant research that consists of a proposal to intervene in Portuguese language classes that contributes to the development of the textual competence of students of the 6th grade of a state public school in the municipality of Ananindeua, in the State of Pará. The studies are based on theories about educational technologies (ALMEIDA; VALENTE, 2011), in the conception of language from the socio-historical perspective (BAKHTIN/VOLOSHINOV, 2004), and in the transposition of the discursive genre into the classroom in the process of teaching native language learning, according to PCN Portuguese language (BRASIL, 1998) And under the gaze with view to the multi-literacy (ROJO, 2012, 2013, 2015); With the objective of investigating the use of the HagáQuê software as a didactic tool associated to the study of the genre Comics in order to increase the reading and writing of the students of the 6th grade of a public school in the municipality of Ananindeua, in the state of Pará , By means of an intervention proposal. The methodology is developed through a bibliographical survey about the conceptions of language, discursive genres and New Technologies in education; And to develop the intervention activities in the classroom, we consider the guidelines of Lopes-Rossi (2008) on the pedagogical project of reading and production of genres, and Menegassi (2010) concerning the conception of reading with ordered questions, for the reception of the genre and the conception of writing. We have therefore developed work in class with a focus on the genre Comics, although the need to dialogue with two other texts (story and legend). The story was the Amazonian short stories of Inglês de Sousa so that the students appropriated the language by means of literary text that provides the development of the reading competence from the popular questions present in the book, regarding the Amazonian context and the text "O Curupira", version adapted by Maurício de Sousa (2009); We also work with the electronic ...