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The Other Cover of the World: A Study through Non- Canonical Short Stories and Critical Thinking

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The Other Cover of the World: A Study through Non- Canonical Short Stories and Critical Thinking
Research Question
- How does the use of non-canonical short stories promote critical thinking in a 9th grade English as foreign language classroom?
Objectives
- General
- To determine the role of non-canonical short stories development of the critical thinking in an English foreign language classroom
- Specific
- To identify the socio-cultural thinking that emerge in students’ discourse.
- To analyze the development of critical thinking processes through the use of non-canonical short stories in the classroom.
- General
Constructs
- Non- Canonical Short Stories
- This concept comes from the viewpoint that in the schools the reader plan is strongly determined by a series of readings which are inside the literary canon
- Critical Thinking
- “ Is a mental process of analyzing or evaluating information, particularly statements or propositions that are offered as true” (Hove, 2011)
- Non- Canonical Short Stories
Theory of Language
- Interactional Perspective
- Where the language as a vehicle that allows the human relations and the interaction in the society, the language is seen as a tool for creating and maintaining.
- Interactional Perspective
Theory of Learning
- Humanistic and Constructivist Movement
- In which knowledge is not received or discovered by the learners through the teacher, instead it is something that is socially constructed.
- Humanistic and Constructivist Movement
Approach
- Constructivist
- Is a learner-centered approach to education with the emphasis of empowers the students to think and rethink the knowledge.
- Constructivist
Research Methodology
- Action Research
- Involves a spiral self-reflective cycle in which the stages are the stages are planning, implementing, observing and evaluating
- Action Research
Research Paradigm
- Qualitative Research
Techniques and Instruments
- Direct Observations
- Semistructured forman, which can focus on human actions, physical environments, or real-world events.
- Students Artifacts
- Consists of archival data, all creations of students, writings and other works carried out will be taken into account.
- Direct Observations
Lesson Plan Format
- Boomerang didactic sequence proposed by Harmer (2007)
- Allows the student as the center of the classroom, and the teacher as the guide.
- Boomerang didactic sequence proposed by Harmer (2007)
Materials
- Non-canonical Readings
- Connecting Cultures The ballad of Mulan Soy Negra
- Non-canonical Readings