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No ensino de língua inglesa, abordar questões de cidadania, pluralidade cultural, meio ambiente e sexualidade
Compare os diálogos A e B.
Diálogo A
Pat: Don’t you buy printed books?
Joanne: No I don’t. I don’t buy printed books anymore.
Diálogo B
Lucy: So, you don’t buy printed books? How come?
Danny: Yeah. I do buy e-books. They’re much cheaper.
É correto afirmar que:
A literatura atual para o ensino da língua inglesa entende que a proposta de syllabus que se concentra na sequência:
to be / ...ing / do-does / going to / did / will / have-has been / etc
Considere a atividade proposta abaixo.
HABITS CONSIDERED RUDE IN SOME CULTURES
Opening gifts: in China, India, and other countries in that region, one opens presents in private.
Public nose-blowing: in Saudi Arabia, France, China and Japan, blowing one's nose in public is considered disgusting.
Wearing shoes indoors: is unpopular in many places, and removing them is a habit that is on the increase around the world.
Signing off emails with hugs or kisses: Xx's and oo's can be seen as too intimate or forward by people in many places in the world.
(Adapted from “8 habits that other cultures would consider rude” http://www.mnn.com/lifestyle/eco-tourism/blogs/8-habits-othercultures-would-consider-rude)
Discussion:
a. Do you know about a habit that is considered rude in Brazil / your region / your family?
b. Who defines what is rude or not in these places?
Além de desenvolvimento da habilidade de leitura em língua inglesa, a atividade Discussion visa
Embora tenha papel hegemônico na sociedade globalizada, quando há consciência crítica desse fato, a aprendizagem da língua inglesa pode colaborar na formulação de contra-discursos