A discussão de um conceito para uma plataforma de aprendizagem on-line levando em conta estudantes rurais de sexta série: diretrizes baseadas em evidências para designers, professores e mudança de políticas
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https://doi.org/10.22458/ie.v26i40.4890Palavras-chave:
justiça social, educação bilíngue, educação rural, Materiais didáticos, Design centrado no ser humano, Plataforma de aprendizado on-lineResumo
Embora existam pesquisas consideráveis que reconhecem a necessidade de promover a aprendizagem linguística e sociocultural entre os jovens estudantes de língua inglesa (ELLs) em comunidades rurais, um número menor de pesquisas explora as vantagens do design centrado no ser humano (HCD) para atingir este objetivo. Este estudo deriva de um projeto de pesquisa mais amplo sobre o desenvolvimento de uma plataforma de aprendizagem online (FUNREAD), coprojetada com professores de língua inglesa (ELTs), para promover a aprendizagem linguística e sociocultural entre ELLs da sexta série em comunidades rurais na Costa Rica. Este estudo usa uma lente HCD para analisar dados vindos de entrevistas em grupo a partir das percepções e sugestões dos principais consultores curriculares de inglês em nível nacional sobre como melhorar o aprendizado de idiomas, a equidade e a representação para ELLs rurais na Costa Rica. As principais conclusões incluem (1) a necessidade de combinar os materiais de ensino e as tecnologias disponíveis com as características demográficas dos ELL rurais, (2) particularmente onde a ruralidade desempenha um papel importante na forma como o ensino, o desenvolvimento de materiais e as decisões curriculares são feitos. O estudo conclui que a educação para a justiça social, com ênfase na equidade, representação e translinguagem para apoiar a aquisição do inglês, é crucial para o desenvolvimento de materiais de ensino eficazes para ELLs rurais na Costa Rica. Diretrizes baseadas em evidências derivadas do HCD são fornecidas para auxiliar no processo de desenvolvimento.
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