Programa de aulas - LING IV

LINGUíSTICA IV

Ana Carolina Walczuk Beltrão

carolbeltrao@wp.pl

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EMENTA:

Estudo da inter-relação língua/comunicação/cultura e seus desdobramentos na Linguística Aplicada. Ensino de língua materna e línguas estrangeiras. Variações linguísticas e conceito de língua padrão. Sociolinguística.

AVALIAÇÃO:

Faltas: o aluno com menos de 75% de presença será reprovado por faltas (em nosso caso: temos um total de 33 aulas até o fim do semestre; são, portanto, 8 faltas no máximo). Pode-se abonar faltas por motivos justificados.

Nota final: 100% distribuídos em:

10 %—Presença e comportamento (faltas não justificadas, atrasos/saídas antecipadas ou qualquer comportamento que atrapalhe o andamento da aula resultará em perda de pontos)

40 %—Trabalho escrito; 50 %— Apresentação oral

O trabalho escrito terá data marcada para entrega com antecedência de pelo menos 2 semanas e o aluno deverá respeitar o prazo estabelecido; trabalhos atrasados não serão aceitos.

A apresentação oral será realizada em grupo e também deverá ter sua data marcada com pelo menos 2 semanas de antecedência.

PROGRAMA DE AULAS:

Datas	Tópicos
23/08, 25/08,   30/08, 01/09	Introdução; campos de atuação da Linguística; conceitos de cultura, comunicação, língua e inter-relações; pontos de contato entre a Linguística e outras ciências relacionadas a cultura e comunicação; teoria do relativismo linguístico e desdobramentos.
06/09, 08/09	Aquisição de língua materna e aquisição de línguas estrangeiras – abordagens teóricas
13/09, 15/09, 20/09	O ensino de língua estrangeira: história, objetivos, conteúdo, abordagens/metodologia, o professor e a sala de aula.
22/09, 27/09	O aprendiz de língua: fatores individuais que influenciam o processo de aprendizagem
29/09, 04/10, 06/10	Cultura como “contexto” da aprendizagem de línguas
11/10, 13/10, 18/10	Cultura como “conteúdo” da aprendizagem de línguas
20/10	A inter-relação entre cultura, atitudes e motivação na aprendizagem de línguas
25/10	Bilinguismo e biculturalismo è  Entrega de trabalhos escritos (desenvolvimento de materiais para ensino de língua estrangeira)
27/10, 01/11	Análise de trabalhos escritos
03/11	Sociolinguística – introdução
08/11, 10/11	A norma linguística e o ensino da língua materna
17/11, 22/11	Variação linguística
24/11	A questão da “competência” em língua materna e em língua estrangeira
29/11, 01/12, 06/12, 08/12	Apresentações orais
13/12, 15/12	Trabalhos pendentes, entrega de notas, fechamento do curso (última semana)

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