Narratives in the school context: when students become narrators
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https://doi.org/10.17058/rea.33.19304Keywords:
Narratives, Literary Memoirs, Subject narrator, School practiceAbstract
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This article discusses the use of narratives as a school practice where the student positions themselves as a subject-narrator. It presents an analysis of a memoir text – Literary Memoirs written by a 6th-grade student for the Portuguese Language Olympiad – Writing the Future – 5th Edition. The theoretical framework relies on valuable contributions from researchers such as Benjamin (1987); Bakhtin (1992); Leal (2007); Leite and Alferes (2010); Queirós (2012); Costa; Evangelista; Prado (2017), among others. We consider working with narratives as a valuable contribution to conducting assertive pedagogical practices in the classroom.
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