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a reconstrução multimodal da paisagem da Ciudad Vieja de Montevideu num projeto plurilíngue entre a escola, os museus e as famílias
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Paisagens linguísticas, Plurilinguismo, Cenários pedagógicos multissituados, Redes educativas escola-museus-famílias, UruguaiResumen
Este trabalho faz parte de uma investigação em curso e visa analisar um conjunto de atividades de um projeto plurilingue e interdisciplinar, concebido e implementado em Montevideu, Uruguai, em 2019, por uma rede de atores educativos integrando professores, mediadores de museus, famílias e investigadores. O projeto inscreve-se dentro de uma abordagem do plurilinguismo como meio e finalidade (GROMMES; HU, 2014) e pretende estabelecer espaços de continuidade entre as aprendizagens na escola, nas famílias e na comunidade, numa perspetiva ecológica da paisagem do lugar. Pretende também promover o reconhecimento da diversidade linguística e cultural e da dimensão multissituada do conhecimento. Foram recolhidos dados multimodais, compreendendo documentação visual e sonora da paisagem linguística da Ciudad Vieja, desenhos e colagens produzidos pelas crianças, registos audiovisuais das diversas atividades e diário de investigação. Nesta contribuição, discutimos as implicações das paisagens linguísticas (PL) como instrumento para a criação de cenários pedagógicos interdisciplinares promotores de aprendizagens multissituadas e de reflexões críticas em torno do plurilinguismo e da multimodalidade, bem como as incidências destes cenários na apropriação e (re)conceptualização do espaço que rodeia os aprendentes na relação com o desenvolvimento da sua identidade. O estudo demonstra o potencial das PL como espaços de aprendizagem e como recursos contextuais para uma maior sensibilização para a diversidade linguística e cultural.
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