SILVA, R. B.; http://lattes.cnpq.br/4791912517250102; SILVA, Ramom Bernardo da.
Resumen:
The objective of this work is to propose a didactic model for the teaching of English
Language in the modality of Youth and Adult Education. From the observation of the
difficulties of the traditional model of teaching to establish real connections between the
students of this modality and the English Language, it is intended to reflect on the possible
models for the teaching of the language in a contextualized way. Studies such as that of
Petreche (2008) have shown that the teaching of LE, especially English, is devalued by
students of this modality. The Didactic Sequence (SD) model expresses a possibility for the
teaching of EFL in a contextualized way in the Youth and Adult Education. For this, we rely
on the studies of Almeida Filho (2011) to reflect on the teaching of English Language in
Brazil, Paula and Oliveira (2011), Capucho (2012) and Borges (2006) to construct a historical
retrospective of Education of young people and adults as a right, Arroyo (2011) to think the
configuration of the modality in its specificities. Thus, the present work aims to discuss the
functionality of the Didactic Sequence model proposed by Dolz and Schneuwly (1996)
applied to the teaching of English Language in the Youth and Adult Education. It is also
intended to establish relationships between the contextualized teaching of English Language
and satisfactory results regarding the contact with the language as a form of emancipation of
the individuals. We approach the epistemological assumptions of the theory underlying this
research, emphasizing the works with Didactic Sequence, a model proposed by Dolz and
Schneuwly (1996), developed from the theoretical perspective of Sociointeractionism for
language teaching based on Marcuschi (2008), Antunes 2010), Koch (2011), among others.
We believe that this type of research cam bring in scientific contributions to the area of
language teaching.