Análise das interações e argumentos falados elaborados por estudantes do ensino superior a partir de uma proposta didática pautada em Toulmin
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https://doi.org/10.4013/edu.2025.291.03Keywords:
Argumentation;, Interactions;, Education.Abstract
This article aims to contribute to the deepening of the discussion on interactions and arguments around the following issue: Can students, from the interactions in class, develop quality arguments? In this qualitative research, we resort of field research to develop arguments through interactions in an expository and dialogued class in an Information Systems course. The structural analysis of the students' arguments was based on Toulmin's Argumentative Pattern (2006) and content analysis proposed by Bardin (2016). The results show that the most elaborate interactions happened in greater numbers, but what predominated in their speeches were the simple arguments, followed by the incomplete and complex ones and that the students satisfactorily engaged in the class and succeed, through interactions, support your arguments and build good quality arguments.
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