Uma análise discursiva sobre o tratamento dispensado por professores ao erro em LE: um viés entre teoria e prática

Abstract

In this work the objective is to analyze the discursive processes involved in foreign language teacher discourse about the error, in order to identify, from the linguistic materiality, evidences that point to the different effects of meaning. This occurred through observation of teachers corrective behavior, working with their own students in English classes as FL, during Focus on Form activities, and subsequently, through interviews in which teachers were asked about their behavior faces to errors made by students. The results of this work show that there is a process of discursive contradiction, linguistically marked. On one hand, it is possible to notice the presence of formulations similar to a pedagogical discursive formation, which prioritizes the motivation and communication between students, in opposition to a traditional pedagogical discursive formation, prioritizing teacher behavior, pointing errors as something very serious or applying a method in which the classes always occur in the same way. The process of contradiction arises in discourse scene since the interdiscourse elements are presented at first, related to a current pedagogical discursive formation, and after they are replaced by another discourse, that contradicts previews elements