The emergence of semiotic resource complexes in the composing processes of young students in a literacy classroom context  

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Ranker, Jason

Jenis: Article from Journal - ilmiah internasional
Dalam koleksi: LINGUISTICS AND EDUCATION: An International Research Journal vol. 25 (2014), page 129-144.
Fulltext: LE_25_2014_Ranker.pdf (2.0MB)

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In this article, I present examples from a case study of the multimodal composing processes of two young students (age 5) in a literacy classroom context. Drawing upon a social semiotic perspective, I identified various types of semiotic resource complexes as emerging at particular junctures in the students’ composing processes. These resource complexes emerged during the course of composing, and were constituted both graphically and socially by social semiotic processes involving combinations of resources that centered on a particular node of meaning. I illustrate these semiotic resource complexes and describe their role in the students’ multimodal composing processes. These findings offer conceptual development that can be used heuristically to contribute to the broader goal of understanding the social semiotic character of multimodal composing processes of students in classroom contexts

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