DISCOURSE AND TEACHING PRACTICE: INTERVENTIONS IN THE TEACHING OF READING

Abstract

This study proposes the configuration and influence of the teaching discourse for the materialization of reading practices in the classroom. It is based on the problems and alternatives of the solution associated with the development of reading skills. It was identified and written by language teachers in public schools and high schools in Ecuador as part of their dissertation proposal to obtain a master's degree. The study's objective was to analyze the discursive teaching construction around the teaching of reading. The problematization and the proposals made by the teachers were studied from a qualitative documentary approach, with theoretical-analytical support. In this way, guidelines for educational intervention were found, which show the need for a teaching practice that can provoke educational acts rather than programmatic actions.