CONCEPTIONS AND PRACTICES OF TEACHING READING AND WRITING IN THE TRANSITION FROM EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION TO PRIMARY SCHOOL
Education. Transition between Early Childhood Education and Elementary School. Teaching reading and writing. Literacy and Literacy Development.
This research aims to analyze conceptions and teaching practices of reading and writing, developed at the end of Early Childhood Education and in the first year of Elementary School, in a public school in the Federal District. Theoretically, it is anchored in the debate around childhood: Airès (1986); Kuhlmann Jr (1998), Kramer (2006); Sarmento (2007); Barza (2022), among others; literacy and reading and writing education: Ferreiro and Teberosky (1999); Mortatti (2019; 2010); Morais (2022; 2012); Soares (2024; 2023); in legal and curricular foundational documents: (Brazil, 2018; 2017); (Brazil, 1998); (Brazil, 2009); (Federal District, 2018; 2014); in the debate around the teaching and learning of reading and writing at the end of Early Childhood Education and the beginning of Elementary School (Pasqualini; Martins, 2008); (Morais; Silva and Nascimento, 2020); (Arce, 2012); (Brandão, 2023), among others. This is a qualitative study (Flick, 2009; Creswell, 2010; Lüdke & André, 2022), whose research techniques are: semi-structured interviews and participant observations, carried out in the second semester of 2025, at a public school in the Federal District, in two classes: one from the 5th period (the last year of Early Childhood Education) and the other from the 1st year of Elementary School. For data analysis, Thematic Content Analysis will be adopted, according to Bardin (2016) and Franco (2018).