EL MODELO DE ENSEÑANZA RECIPROCO EN EL DESARROLLO DE LA HABILIDAD DE LA ESCRITURA EN ESTUDIANTES DE DECIMO GRADO

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https://doi.org/10.26817/16925777.801

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Currículo, Enseñanza Recíproca, estrategias de lectura, portafolio, escritura

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  Este artículo presenta un estudio de Investigación-Acción cuyo propósito fue determinar en qué medida el modelo de Enseñanza Recíproca (ER), propuesto por Palincscar y Brown (1984), afecta las habilidades de escritura en inglés del décimo grado. Este trabajo de investigación incluyó: (1) Una etapa de diagnóstico para determinar las dificultades iniciales del participante con respecto a sus habilidades de escritura; (2) Una etapa de acción que consistió en la implementación de algunos talleres basados ​​en el modelo ER y se enfocó en cuatro estrategias de lectura como la predicción, clarificación, cuestionamiento y resumen. (3) una etapa de evaluación donde los principales hallazgos indicaron la utilidad de ER para generar confianza en los participantes y desarrollar sus habilidades de escritura, ya que pudieron ampliar su espectro de vocabulario, reducir los errores de sintaxis y mejorar el contenido, la organización y la puntuación de sus escritos. Los hallazgos también sugieren que la evaluación del desempeño de la escritura a través de portafolios es útil para mejorar el currículo escolar porque los estudiantes se involucraron en su propio aprendizaje y participaron activamente en este proceso.

Palabras claves: currículo, Enseñanza Recíproca, estrategias de lectura, portafolio, escritura.

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Karen Julio Cárdenas, Universidad de Caldas, Colombia

holds an M.A. in English Didactics from Universidad de Caldas and a Bachelor's degree in Foreign Languages, English/French from Universidad de Pamplona. She is currently a full-time English teacher at Fulgencio Lequerica Velez public school in Cartagena, Colombia. Also, she is a thesis advisor for the Master program in English Didactics at Universidad de Caldas. She has been involved in both, national and international teacher development programs. She was awarded the Indian Technical & Economic Cooperation (ITEC) scholarship, a fully-funded program run by the Government of India and supported by the Colombian Ministry of Education. She worked as an ITEC scholar at the English and Foreign Language University (EFLU) in Hyderabad, India. Her research interest is in the area of teaching methodologies with a focus on teaching English language to adolescents.

Margarita María López-Pinzón, Universidad de Caldas, Colombia

Professor Margarita López holds an MA in English Didactics from Caldas University and  is currently the Director of this graduate Program; she has extensive experience in teaching graduate and undergraduate courses and has been conducting educational research for several years, her areas of interest include EFL methodogy, research and bilingualism.

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2019-12-12

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Julio Cárdenas, K., & López-Pinzón, M. M. . (2019). EL MODELO DE ENSEÑANZA RECIPROCO EN EL DESARROLLO DE LA HABILIDAD DE LA ESCRITURA EN ESTUDIANTES DE DECIMO GRADO. GIST – Education and Learning Research Journal, (19), 128–147. https://doi.org/10.26817/16925777.801

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