Maria De Carlo, Aurora Castellani, Lia Corrieri, Giulia Mattiacci, F. Batini
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请同学们发言!作为教育政策“Leggere: Forte!”一部分的阅读主题在学校的焦点小组经验这项描述性调查是“Leggere: Forte!”“大声朗读”是托斯卡纳大区推行的一项教育政策,旨在让各级学校的教师进行密集和系统的大声朗读,旨在探索大声朗读如何影响学生对阅读本身的看法。在小学和中学进行了16个焦点小组,包括坚持(LF)和不坚持(NLF)的班级。»政策。数据分析包括三名独立研究人员对转录的语料库进行三角分类,并使用Mood Meter (Brackett, Caruso, & Stern, 2006;Nathanson et al., 2016)作为参考模型。该研究显示了LF组和NLF组之间类别发生的差异。情绪映射分析尤其发现,低水平班级的表达情绪曲目显著增加。有证据表明,接受叙事训练有助于获得更强的情感能力,而情感能力是学业成功的一个相关变量。
La parola agli studenti! Un’esperienza di Focus Group a scuola sul tema della lettura nell’ambito della politica educativa «Leggere: Forte! Ad alta voce fa crescere l’intelligenza»
The Floor To The Students! A Focus Group Experience At Schoool On The Subject Of Reading As Part Of The Educational Policy «Leggere: Forte! Ad Alta Voce Fa Crescere L’Intelligenza» This descriptive survey, conducted as part of «Leggere: Forte! Ad alta voce fa crescere l’intelligenza» an educational policy promoted by Region of Tuscany to introduce intensive and systematic reading aloud by teachers in schools of all levels, aims to explore how exposure to reading aloud influences students’ perceptions toward reading itself. 16 Focus Groups were conducted in Primary and Secondary Schools both with adhering (LF) and not-adhering (NLF) classes to the «Leggere: Forte!» policy. Data analysis included a triangular categorization of the transcribed corpus among three independent researchers and an in-epth investigation of emotional-affective evidence, using Mood Meter (Brackett, Caruso, & Stern, 2006; Nathanson et al., 2016) as a reference model. The study showed differences in category occurrences between LF and NLF groups. Emotional mapping analysis, in particular, found a significantly larger expressed emotional repertoire in LF classes. The evidence suggests that exposure to narrative training promotes the acquisition of greater emotional competence, a relevant variable for academic success.