Intertextuality and Literary Education in Childhood

Intertextuality: The Reader’s Role

Intertextuality is a component of literary competence that provides discursive linkages between texts. It integrates into the degrees of textual assimilation and forms of perception of each reader (personal, academic, critical). It also encourages active participation in the text and fosters personal aesthetics as activation. The reader is important in intertextuality because they survey and promote partnerships between formal textual elements and cultural discussions.

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Effective Educational Programs: Planning and Development

Educational Programs: Planning, Development, and Evaluation

Educational programs are the specific instruments for planning, developing, and evaluating each of the curricular areas. They make concrete the objectives, content, different elements of the methodology, and the criteria and procedures developed for evaluation by each teacher, team, application, and cycle.

Development schedules consistent with the educational project, coordination, and balance of your application between the different groups

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Improving Written Expression in the Classroom

The Importance of a Written Expression Workshop

Why must we consider organizing a workshop on written expression?

The basic idea of the workshop is to find a time, a space, and a theme for pupils to develop a written text, and for the teacher to actually help them do so. The objective of the workshop is to develop comprehension strategies. The most important points to consider when organizing the workshop in the classroom are:

  • The subjects of writing: These should be varied and motivating over the
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Linguistic, Sociolinguistic, and Pragmatic Competence in Language Learning

Linguistic, Sociolinguistic, and Pragmatic Competence

Yiyi: Introduction to Text

1. Linguistic Competence:

  • Vocabulary (themes as numbers: 1, 2, 3, etc.)
  • Grammar (tenses as present; word classes as verbs, nouns, prepositions – as, by, of -, relatives – what, who -, adjectives, determiners)
  • Spelling (contractions as it’s; double letters as foot; special spelling as enjoyable)
  • Pronunciation (may not be used)

2. Sociolinguistic Competence:

  • Register (formal/informal)
  • Dialect/Accent
  • Markers of social relations
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Effective Teaching Techniques: Domains, Objectives, and Teenagers

Effective Teaching Techniques

Teachers in the 21st century have access to a wide array of information about the latest research on how students learn. They should be knowledgeable and willing to apply such research to their classroom.

Language Acquisition in Childhood

Teachers must remember how the acquisition of language takes place in childhood:

  • Environment
  • Visualization
  • Life Experiences
  • Family Support
  • Teacher Guidance
  • Class – Practice

Bloom’s Taxonomy and Knowledge Acquisition

In childhood, the acquisition

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Understanding Journalistic Texts: Features and Genres

Journalistic Texts: An Overview

Journalistic texts serve a dual purpose: to inform and to comment, while also aiming to entertain the reader, particularly in sections like hobbies and supplements.

Basic Features of Journalistic Texts

  1. Plural Reception: They are aimed at large groups, assuming prior knowledge and references.
  2. Unidirectional Communication: Immediate feedback is difficult, limiting the receiver’s influence on the information.
  3. Diverse Codes: They use linguistic codes, iconography (photos,
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