O protagonismo da biblioteca escolar: ratificando (ou não) a importância do espaço para a promoção da cultura letrada
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2019-11-30Author
http://lattes.cnpq.br/8018334456187943
FARIAS, Rosilene de Araújo
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School environment has got a space that is supposed to be of privilege to the formation of
readers. Unfortunately, it is not what can be seen every day in Brazilian education institutes.
Either there is space, but there are not books; or there is both space and books, but there is not
pedagogical proposals that bring students closer to the books, raising their interest for reading.
In the view of this problem, this research assumes that a well-structured library, with up-todate collections and didactical proposals well defined for motivating reading, can collaborate
significantly to the formation of readers at schools. Thus, this research has the aim of
revitalizing the public library of the elementary school A Mão Cooperadora, located in the
town of Itaituba-Pará, in order to check whether there has been an increase in the formation of
reader and what resulting benefits of that contact through the library were. This study is of
interpretive and intervention nature, and is made up of three fundamental phases: exploratory,
filed research and analysis of material and is supported mainly by the studies of Britto (2012;
2015); Candido (2011); Silva (1984; 1993); Santos (2016); Bértolo (2014); Milanesi (2013)
and Todorov (2014). The production and analysis of data used the procedures of qualitative
research, by using the following tools: journal, images log, questionnaires and interviews. The
research is linked to Programa de Mestrado Profissional em Letras – Profletras, of
Universidade Federal do Oeste do Pará – Ufopa, and has had The Library William Gabriel
with an archive of three thousand books about world literature. Research results have revealed
significant expansion in the library attendance by junior and senior elementary students in the
library, developing reading and text comprehension skills, as well as an improvement in the
interaction and humanization of students.