MULTILETRATES AND MULTIMODALITY IN THE PEDAGOGICAL RESIDENCE PROGRAM
DISCURSIVE GENRES DIGITAL STRIPS CIRCULATING IN THE DIGITAL MEDIA
Keywords:
Strips, Digital media, Pedagogical ResidencyAbstract
In language teaching, learning through discursive genres enables a range of discussions that aim to foster students' critical awareness and active participation. Therefore, we understand the importance of promoting discussions that consider digital culture and value the cultural and linguistic diversity present in the globalized context. In this regard, the theories of multiliteracies and multimodality become essential in the teaching process. It is within this framework that we propose working with comic strips that circulate in virtual media and deviate from the traditional canon. Thus, we present an activity using digital comic strips applied within the Pedagogical Residency Program. To support this approach, we draw on the theoretical foundations of Canclini (2008), Cope and Kalantzis (2007, 2013), and Rojo (2012). Regarding the comic strip genre specifically, we align with the works of Nicolau (2013) and Ramos (2017). As a result, students were able to recognize the richness and complexity of this genre, understanding its expressive potential in alignment with the demands of reading and writing in the contemporary world, as outlined in the National Common Curricular Base (2018).
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