Browsing by Subject "Literary competence"

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    Diseño y validación de la batería de competencia literaria (BCL)
    (Asociación Española de Comprensión Lectora, 2019) Mínguez-López, Xavier; Alfonso Benlliure, Vicente
    The objective of this work is to present the process of design and validation of the Literary Competence Battery (BCL). The Battery consists of three scales: Literary Concepts Scale (ECL), Literary Procedures Scale (EPL) and Attitudes towards Literature Scale (EAL). The acquisition of Literary Competence (CL) is the main objective of the so-called Literary Education. However, there are few methods to measure this competence and most of them present practical problems that limit their standardization. A total of 221 adolescents participated in the design and validation process. Studies were conducted on the properties of the tests including measures of reliability, difficulty of the items, adjustment, etc. Finally, the study of the validity of the scales was carried out by analyzing the correlations between the test scores and two external CL measures: the assessment of a practical exercise performed by the students by expert judges and the assessment carried out by the professors of the Literature subject on the student's performance in said subject. The results of the study show that BCL can be a reliable and valid instrument for the evaluation of CL in adolescents.
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    La formación inicial del máster de profesorado: reflexiones en torno a la implementación de una propuesta didáctica para una educación lectoliteraria
    (Asociación Española de Comprensión Lectora, 2019) Romero Claudio, Carmen; Jiménez Fernández, Rafael
    Este estudio presenta una visión del proceso formativo del Máster de Profesorado de Educación Secundaria Obligatoria y Bachillerato, Formación Profesional y Enseñanza de Idiomas en relación con la educación literaria en la escuela actual: por un lado, el periodo del alumnado del máster frente a los retos que se proponen en la planificación y transposición de conocimientos de la filología a la didáctica de la lengua y la literatura; y, por otro lado, la aplicación de los conocimientos desarrollados para la formación lectora y literaria en Educación Secundaria durante su periodo de prácticas. Será la implementación de una unidad didáctica con estudiantes de tercero de secundaria el objeto de reflexión donde se dé la voz a los diferentes agentes participantes y se aborden aquellos procesos transformativos experimentados por el estudiante del Máster de Profesorado de Educación Secundaria Obligatoria y Bachillerato, Formación Profesional y Enseñanza de Idiomas: de las experiencias previas, a priori y el itinerario formativo a la identidad docente que surge de las prácticas en los centros educativos y la puesta en acción y verificación de los saberes aprendidos.
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    Literary Competence and Creativity in Secondary Students
    (Universidad de Zaragoza, Asociación Universitaria de Formación del Profesorado (AUFOP), 2022) Alfonso-Benlliure, Vicente; Mínguez-López, Xavier
    Literary competence (LC) is the ability or capacity to produce and interpret literary texts. It has usually been assumed to have a close relationship with creativity, that is, the ability to find original and appropriate ideas in a specific context, although this relationship has rarely been analyzed empirically. This study tries to fill this gap by investigating the relationship between literary competence and creativity in adolescence and exploring which components of LC are especially relevant to the different criteria for creativity. A total of 193 first-year Obligatory Secondary Education (ESO) students and eight teachers of this educational level participated in the study. The students completed various LC and creativity tests, and the teachers evaluated their students’ LC according to their own professional criteria. The results show that the relationship between LC and creativity is significant, and it is especially intense in the case of literary creativity. Literary knowledge and the attitude toward literature are especially related to creativity. Among the criteria for creativity, flexibility seems to be especially sensitive to LC. No significant gender differences were found on the creativity measures, but differences were found in the teachers' assessment of LC. Finally, the results are discussed in terms of their implications for Secondary Education.