A ALFABETIZAÇÃO EM LÍNGUA PORTUGUESA PARA CRIANÇAS SURDAS: A RELEVÂNCIA DA ABORDAGEM BILÍNGUE

This work aims to understand the theories of the literacy process of deaf students, analyze the bilingual approach and find methods that help in the development of these people. Thus, it is based on the principles of a bibliographic research that took place through scientific articles and books...

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Autor principal: Medeiros, Rafaela Rafaela Valesca Alves de.
Outros Autores: Diogenes, Ronny Ronny
Formato: bachelorThesis
Idioma:pt_BR
Publicado em: Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do Norte
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Endereço do item:https://repositorio.ufrn.br/handle/123456789/37388
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Resumo:This work aims to understand the theories of the literacy process of deaf students, analyze the bilingual approach and find methods that help in the development of these people. Thus, it is based on the principles of a bibliographic research that took place through scientific articles and books, aiming to survey the conceptions of authors such as Ferreiro (1996), Capovilla (2000), Quadros (1997), Skliar (1999) ), Salvador (1986). Literacy for deaf students is a topic that was controversial when discussed, and over the years some methods that can help in the education of deaf students understand the Portuguese language have been studied. by recognition of their culture, their identity and linguistic and educational issues. In this context, the deaf are supported by Law 10,436 and Decree 5626, which regulates the recognition of Sign Language as a means of communication and expression. Even so, it is known that people with deafness go through many difficulties in the literacy process due to lack of training and methodologies that help in their teaching. As a result of this research, it was concluded that bilingual education is undoubtedly the best way to educate and teach deaf people, as their mother tongue, Libras, prevails.