Disciplinary literacy and teacher training: Conversations about discursive practices

Authors

Laura Abratte (ed)
Miriam Villa (ed)
Gloria Borioli (ed)

Keywords:

literacy, teacher training, education

Synopsis

This book is published in a context marked by the need to emphasize the importance and urgency of deepening inquiry processes in the field of education and enhancing the production of pedagogical knowledge as a political act.

Chapters

  • Foreword
    Gabriela Lamelas
  • Avatars of an investigation
  • An approach to disciplinary literacy in History
    Carolina Cernusco
  • Reflections on disciplinary literacy in Physics
    Some experiences that contribute to the formation of future teachers' scientific knowledge
    Miriam Villa
  • How to teach (how to teach) writing
    The case of biology teachers
    Gloria Borioli, Diego Gogna, Melina Cuello, José Francisco Oyola
  • The teacher-curator: writing and designing classes in a higher education classroom
    Ana Inés Leunda, María Laura Wojnacki
  • Teaching, a task of words
    The coordinators speak
    Victoria Farina, Flavia Herrera, Julieta Fofré
  • Guest voices, other scenarios
  • On trajectories, processes, and participation
    Research tours on writing groups
    Laura Violeta Colombo
  • Publication in a scientific journal
    notes on an experience
    Ariel Ingas
  • One, two, thesis!
    Virtual support for graduate academic writing processes
    María Paula Espeche
  • Interaction and motivation in virtual classes
    Paul Alexis Carrera
  • Breaking down oral traditions
    notes for proposing healthy uses of language, speech, and voice in classrooms
    Iván Mercado, Luisina Rivadero
  • I am an author, you are an author, we are authors
    The construction of authorship in the context of writing the Final Project
    Carolina Cernusco, María Eugenia López, Claudia María del Valle Rodríguez
Alfabetización disciplinar y formación docente

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Published

October 1, 2024

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ISBN-13 (15)

978-950-33-1819-5