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The evaluation-revision in writing practices for teacher training in superior normal schools

Abstract

This article presents some theoretical approaches to the phenomenon of evaluation-revision as part of the writing practices in the teacher training processes led by the superior normal schools of Colombia. In the framework of a doctoral thesis, this study takes a critical-social perspective, from a research-action-participation design, carried out with trainee teachers who participate in the Complementary Training Program of a public educational institution. The results of this work fit into three categories of analysis: (1) academic literacy and writing practices as signs of relevance in teacher training; (2) writing practices and social representations on the evaluation of academic texts; and (3) academic literacy, writing practices, and textual revision: a path for formative evaluation. In conclusion, we consider that academic literacy and academic writing processes are relevant when it is understood that writing is a process based on evaluation-revision actions that contribute to textual qualification.

Keywords

escrita, escola de professores, avaliação, formação de professores

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