Estudo piloto: um processo importante de adaptação e refinamento para uma pesquisa quase experimental em aquisição de l2
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https://doi.org/10.21680/1517-7874.2018v20n1ID13201Keywords:
Estudo Piloto, Planejamento, Planejamento Estratégico, ASLAbstract
Com o objetivo de refletir sobre os processos de mudança pelos quais um projeto de pesquisa e um pesquisador iniciante passam ao conduzir estudo piloto, espera-se que o presente trabalho possa somar-se ao corpo de pesquisa em Linguística Aplicada, no caso, o ensino de Inglês como segunda língua no Brasil. Dessa forma, o enfoque dessa análise volta-se para o método, com seus instrumentos e procedimentos, e os dados advindos de um estudo piloto de uma pesquisa de mestrado desenvolvida em um contexto escolar. Por fim, a reflexão sobre esse movimento aponta para benefícios no que toca o refinamento de instrumentos e procedimentos, bem como o amadurecimento do pesquisador que coloca o plano de pesquisa em prática nesse momento. Assim, todos esses processos, do planejamento à análise dos dados do piloto, somam-se a fim de contribuir para que a coleta de dados definitiva ocorra de maneira adequada.
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