Fomentando el involucramiento en el aprendizaje de lenguas a través de prácticas de alfabetización critica
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El estudio descrito en este artículo intenta determinar la relación existente entre el involucramiento en el aprendizaje de idiomas y la alfabetización crítica de 34 estudiantes de noveno grado de una escuela pública de Caquetá, Colombia. Se realizó una investigación acción participativa y se usaron los siguientes instrumentos de recolección de información: entrevistas grupales, cuestionarios y artefactos escolares. Las experiencias de los estudiantes en relación con temas sociales informaron la práctica de alfabetización crítica para proporcionar a los aprendices las herramientas necesarias para enfrentar los problemas que ocurren en su comunidad. Los resultados de esta investigación sugieren que la práctica de una alfabetización crítica compromete a los estudiantes en el proceso de aprendizaje desde unas dimensiones cognitivas, sociales y emocionales. Este enfoque crítico juega un papel crucial en activar la disposición de los estudiantes para enfrentar el aprendizaje de un idioma y contrarrestar las emergentes dificultades para aprender.
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