Perfiles lectores de profesores de escuelas públicas de la Araucanía, Chile: Una construcción de sus concepciones sobre la lectura

María Constanza Errázuriz Cruz, Rukmini Becerra, Paula Aguilar, Andrea Cocio, Omar Davison, Liliana Fuentes

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Abstract

Reading levels remain deficient among basic education students in Chile and in Araucanía. Likewise, docent reading practices lacked diversity. The purpose of the study was to analyze how teachers in the Araucanía region conceive of reading. The design was descriptive and qualitative; participants consisted of 20 teachers from 18 public schools located in the most populated communes, to who were applied semi-structured interviews, to which phenomenographic analysis was applied. The study determined that teachers displayed predominantly reproductive and epistemic concepts with emphasis one of either profiles, and that this relationship is defined by the reading's purpose. Teachers with more reproductive tendencies displayed pragmatic and strategic objectives closely bound to the text, while the most epistemic ones link this activity to pleasure and their identity, and were more inclusive.

Original languageSpanish
Pages (from-to)28-46
Number of pages19
JournalPerfiles Educativos
Volume40
Issue number164
DOIs
StatePublished - 2019
Externally publishedYes

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