Digital objects for the learning of reading: An active teaching methodology
Abstract
We started this study from the assumption that the use of digital learning objects to improve reading comprehension at a metacognitive level can be considered an active teaching methodology. To test the validity of this hypothesis, we selected 42 Brazilian students of the 8th grade of elementary school, to whom a pre-test with the cloze method was applied, followed by two sessions of interaction with digital objects and, finally, a cloze post-test designed to ascertain the evolution of the levels of understanding. The results demonstrated the improvement of the reading comprehension of the subjects investigated, supporting the research hypothesis assumed in this study.
Keywords: reading comprehension, digital learning objects, metacognition.
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