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The development of reading
skills for story writing
El desarrollo de las competencias
lectoras para la redacción de cuentos
Andrea Paola Rodríguez Aucapiña
*
Miriam Roxana Merchán Jiménez
*
Jamilex Belsi Pangay Bustamante
*
Abstract
The present research work on reading skills for story writing aims to
enhance language skills through the didactic guide to strengthen the
weaknesses in writing and reading comprehension evidenced in the
students of 2nd year of General Unified High School of the
Educational Unit PCEI Eugenio Espejo period 2022- 2023 through
qualitative-quantitative research. This work seeks that teachers
implement interactive and practical workshops so that students are
able to strengthen their linguistic competencies based on: inferential,
argumentative and propositional when developing creative stories,
where they can be performed in person or virtually (through the QR
code). It is essential to provide playful activities to activate their
cognitive and meaningful learning where the priority is the progress
of students with their abilities and thus develop their educational
performance, creating reflective and analytical beings within
society.
Keywords: Reading skills, story writing, language skills.
* Master's Degree, Universidad de Guayaquil, Ecuador
andrea.rodriguez@ug.edu.ec, https://orcid.org/0000-
0002-5489-4690
*Magister, Universidad de Guayaquil, Ecuador
miriam.merchanj@ug.edu.ec, https://orcid.org/0000-
0003-1308-0241
*Magister, Universidad de Guayaquil, Ecuador,
jamilex.pangayb@ug.edu.ec, https://orcid.org/0000-
0003-0590-0377
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Resumen
El presente trabajo de investigación sobre las competencias lectoras
para la redacción de cuentos tiene como objetivo potenciar las
destrezas lingüísticas mediante la guía didáctica para fortalecer las
debilidades en la redacción y comprensión lectora evidenciada en los
estudiantes de 2do de Bachillerato General Unificado de la Unidad
Educativa PCEI Eugenio Espejo período 2022- 2023 a través de las
investigaciones cuali-cuantitativa. Este trabajo busca que los
docentes implementen los talleres interactivos y prácticos para que
los alumnos sean capaces de fortalecer sus competencias lingüísticas
que se basa en: inferencial, argumentativa y propositiva al momento
de elaborar cuentos creativos, donde se pueden realizar de forma
presencial o virtual (mediante el código QR). Es fundamental
impartir actividades lúdicas para activar su aprendizaje cognitivo y
significativo donde se tiene como prioridad el progreso de los
alumnos con sus capacidades y así desarrollar su desempeño
educativo, creando a seres reflexivos y analíticos dentro de la
sociedad.
Palabras clave: Competencias lectoras, redacción de cuentos,
destrezas lingüísticas.
Introduction
In Latin American educational institutions it has been observed that
there are certain weaknesses in the development of reading skills, the
interest in researching and consuming educational readings has
decreased, it is necessary to carry out interactive and innovative
workshops where students are motivated to learn, leaving aside
traditional education and implementing constructivist education to
activate their creative writing.
The present research seeks to contribute to the correct writing of
innovative stories using the imagination through the workshops of
the didactic guide applied to the students of 2nd BGU of the PCEI
Eugenio Espejo Educational Unit, the practice of these activities will
help to form coherent ideas and sentences using the appropriate
structure, and provides the necessary tools for the development of
various types of stories with simplicity.
Reading activates the mind and enlightens the human being,
allowing him to receive information and acquire knowledge where
it allows the use of reason giving way to interpret, judge, understand
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and analyze data from a given text. That is, it offers several
advantages for those who make it as an essential habit in their daily
lives.
García, 2020) affirms that reading is a valuable tool in professional
and personal development, since through it, certain needs are met,
giving way to reflective and critical people, which allows for
adequate oral and written communication, increasing the lexicon
with the information acquired.
As indicated by (Suárez , 2022) It is evident that implementing
reading from an early age in children, allows them to perform
successfully in the following areas
any field, whereby, reading is a range of benefits, helps to improve
reading comprehension, gain knowledge and activate skills for
meaningful learning.
Reading levels
Literal Level
This level is directly focused on the text, where the events of the
content can be identified in a simple way, that is, the reader can
easily understand the reading, because the information is presented
in a concise manner, and it is evident to recognize the space, time
and characters (Herrera & Pernett, 2022).
The inferential level refers to all the people who interpret the content,
the reader completes the text with the exercise of his thinking; and
makes deductions from his experience to acquire new ideas, because
it is a constant interaction between the reader and the text.
This type of inferential reading refers to the study of the branch of
semiotics, which gives the reader the opportunity to reinforce his or
her previous knowledge, thus
to be able to analyze the figurative or metaphorical language that this
type of text has. It should be emphasized that this level will vary
because it depends on the events in each person, whether social or
educational environment (Márquez & Valenzuela, 2017).
It is of utmost importance that students can handle reading
comprehension, in this way they are able to argue and infer in order
to obtain valid conclusions. Within this level of reading several
questions are asked, for example: What is the reason, why, and what
conclusions did you reach?
This level is one of the most unpredictable for students because it
requires the opinion, the contribution, the perspective of the reader
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related to the text; knowledge and context in which it is developed
must be taken into account in order to provide a value judgment
regarding the topic, and the author's intention is analyzed, arguing
what has been read; however, people who do not understand the
previous reading levels will not be able to develop the critical level.
According to (Chup, 2022) critical reading has an evaluative temper
to be able to take a position on what the author says or expresses in
the text. Here the student reflects on the reading to argue from his
point of view what he read, this level is difficult for students who
have not developed their linguistic skills throughout their student
life, therefore, they have as a result a lower level of educational
learning.
The reading process is fundamental to be able to understand what the
author wants to convey through its content. Among these are:
Before reading: Promote what is going to be read, where the teacher
encourages interest in reading, relating previous knowledge with the
new one.
During reading: It is the determination to know if the text has been
understood, it also allows inferring, creating scenarios and thinking
about the end of the text according to the content read before
finishing the reading.
After reading: It is the evaluation of the content, where he/she
familiarizes the knowledge already obtained and relates the new
ones in order to form his/her own concept, moral or teaching.
It is necessary to make a preamble of the reading that has been
chosen, these steps will help the student to know about the reading
to be done, in addition, it is necessary to inquire and make use of
their thoughts, imagination about what is going to happen, the
reading will refresh their previous knowledge and provide new
significant learning for the student's life.
Reading competence is the ability to develop in people skills and
abilities, this term encompasses social, political, educational aspects,
and it requires various methodological strategies to be employed in
students and subsequently activate knowledge to be used in everyday
life. Pisa, 2009 as cited in (Romo, 2019):
The knowledge of competences is like that phrase that says "all
people learn until the last minute of life" this can refer within
of the concept of cognitive development in reading skills because it
not only refers to reading comprehension, which are the skills that
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are activated from frequent readings to understand, decipher and
argue a piece of writing, but it goes beyond that, it is all the
strategies, skills and significant knowledge that have been achieved
through different contexts of life with the interaction in society.
Therefore, reading competence begins when human beings develop
their knowledge in the world, that is, when they accumulate all the
intellect they acquire from their mentors (parents and teachers) in
order to put it into practice.
It is very important to implement reading skills in educational
institutions because it will prevent failure in the lives of students,
when these skills are developed, it will allow them to express value
judgments that contribute to the community.
(Romero & García, 2019) suggest that it is essential to implement in
all institutions of the following generations to study with playful,
interactive activities capturing the student's interest and thus activate
their reading skills from the first moment the child enters an
educational space to strengthen their cognitive and meta-cognitive
capacity forming autonomous people capable of interacting and
expressing themselves with society without any difficulty.
Table 1. Comparative table on the levels of reading skills.
ARGUMENTATIVE
INTERPRETIVE
Capacity for.
refute with a
solid base, to
through
research,
where you can
justify the
why each
thing.
When the
students
develop the
ability to
infer,
interpret in a
text, you can
say that it is the
understanding
global that has
about the article,
book or
document
present.
Source: Research
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Methodological strategies are fundamental in the educational field,
where teachers use to reinforce students' skills, organize teaching
processes, obtaining excellent results in learning. These strategies
are activities that guide to develop the skills of each person and have
an active participation in their classes, also allows them to create
their own knowledge and develop constructively.(Martillo &
Naranjo, 2017).
The strategies allow the students to associate their previous
knowledge with the new, it is here where the teacher must always
have a range of playful strategies, because each student does not
have the same pace of learning acquisition, however, the purpose
does not change because everyone must achieve and develop a
cognitive, motor and affective learning.
Not adapting the appropriate methodological strategies in the
classroom will have a negative impact on the students and they will
not be able to achieve meaningful learning. On the contrary, if they
are used the students' performance will be activated in a simple way,
and the classroom environment will be pleasant, due to the fact that
teachers will facilitate meaningful learning in an entertaining and
easy way.(Sanchez, 2018)
Among some strategies that can be highlighted:
Brainstorming: consists of students providing information from
their prior knowledge on a specific topic.
▪ Concept maps: it is to identify the main and secondary ideas of the
text, simplify the most relevant data.
▪Sampling: is the observation of the text either, the internal or
external structure in a quick way to predict what the reading is
going to be about.
▪Relating what is in the text to previous knowledge and experiences:
linking previous events or knowledge to the reading, since,
students will be able to clearly understand and remember what
they are reading.
Search for the meaning of unknown words: the reading will be
easily understood if students make a glossary with the words they
do not know. It is essential to apply this strategy so that the text
does not lose the thread of the central idea.
Writing is a more complex means of communication than the oral
one, whose priority is to provide clear and precise information to the
receiver. By allowing writers to combine writing with imagination,
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the reader experiences deep inspiration in the text as he or she uses
his or her mind to fantasize and represent what he or she is reading.
To be able to awaken the art of creative writing skill to achieve the
stated goal, to take students to a phase where reading-writing is a
refuge of distraction, sadness even happiness.(Arana, 2018)
According to (Rivera, 2019) points to the process of writing as
follows: prior selection of texts to read and internalize the student,
discussion and recognition of textual characteristics, implementation
of creative strategies, review and correction of individual creations
and constant exchange of ideas, elaboration of a finished project.
1. The previous selection of reading texts and internalizing the
student; this is when students are provided with texts such as
(novels, stories, short stories, essays, scientific articles) so that
they can choose a reading and delve into the previous story they
chose, they participate in creative writing dynamics.
2. Discussion and recognition of textual characteristics: structure and
thematic axes; this item provides a space for students to read
aloud their work and their peers will be the ones who must
identify the structure of the text.
3. The implementation of creative strategies; the construction of
texts with the pertinent structure is proposed, relating it to the
previous individual work, we separate the main and secondary
ideas and we indicate that they read the fragments they liked the
most, adding them to other genres.
4. The revision and correction of individual creations and constant
exchange of ideas; it is a methodology that encourages criticism,
through the exposure of the writing where students provide
opinions with the technique of brainstorming with two opinions:
what do you congratulate? what do you suggest?
5. Elaboration of a finished project; students present their final
project explaining why and the basis of their chosen topic, later
their work can be published in a blog that the teacher creates
together with the students implementing the use of ICTs.
Techniques According to (Castro & Acurio, 2020).
According to (Alvarado, 2019) the linguistic elements are:
Intentionality: It is the peculiarity of the text that is defined by the
action of the producer. When a text is elaborated, the writer's
decision to provide information or to hide it is indispensable. The
formulation of sentences in a coherent text is the result of the author's
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purpose. However, in oral expression, the formulation of incorrect
ideas is "accepted", because at the moment of constructing a phrase,
sentence or question, certain communicative flaws may occur, so the
receiver tries to accept and interpret the intention of the message.
For example, in the following formulation of the question "Where
did you say the new restaurant was called?", it is evident that the
sender seeks to have a communication, but the formulation of his
question does not make complete sense, however, the receiver will
analyze his question in order to be able to answer it. For this reason,
the "intentionality" of his question and the "acceptance" of the
message by the receiver becomes a communicative act.
Intertextuality: it is the union of texts, the first is the present fragment
and the second is a reading that the interlocutor has read and relates
it explicitly or implicitly through mediation where he/she requires
his/her previous knowledge to be able to link the current information
with the illustrations he/she has previously acquired.
For example: in a conversation with a friend who has social
difficulties, and your friend uses a positive phrase from a well-
known author, you will want to relate your prior knowledge of your
friend's problem with a motivational phrase that not only alludes to
the writer, but you hope he understands the meaning with respect to
the similar situation he is going through.
On the other hand, the rules of textuality, coherence and cohesion
are the most important when producing a text.
Coherence: it is the complete sense that a text has, it is
It is fundamental for the elaboration of any type of document.
Coherence is global and includes cohesion, in a logical way, it looks
for a cultured and perfect text, as well as the correct structure without
falling into the vices of language. There are three types of coherence:
textual, local and global.
§ Textual: It is the relationship of the linguistic elements in the
text, syntactically it allows the main and secondary ideas to have
a logical link between them, so the reader will easily understand
the text.
§ Local: It is the analysis of the sentences or propositions, that is
to say, that they have sequence or logical sense, since the ideas
must be associated to have a coherence with the central theme.
§ Global: It is the total study of the text, where all the ideas
revolve around the central theme, i.e., between paragraphs,
chapters, sub-themes, the same thing must be said. For example:
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If you write about the reading habit at the end of the text you are
not going to talk about the musical notes, you can say that the
text does not have a global coherence, because the main thing of
this type of coherence is that all paragraphs are in agreement
with the main theme.
Cohesion: the writing requires formal mechanisms for
to position itself as an informative unit. It avoids grammatical
inconsistencies, unnecessary repetitions of words, to achieve an
excellent communicative expression between the sender and
receiver, and thus the message received is clear, precise and
coherent.
According to Jean Piaget from different educational disciplines, such
as: philosophy and Kantian pedagogy, his work consisted in the
development of thinking, in which knowledge can be intertwined to
achieve meaningful learning. He states that thinking changes
continuously, taking into account that the brain executes according
to its biological configuration, which shows a mixture between
organization and adaptation (Arévalo et al. 2017).
The student of the PCEI Eugenio Espejo Educational Unit will
participate in a constructivist model where he builds his own
learning through the resources provided by the teacher with the
appropriate use of a variety of methodological strategies aimed at
diversity as in the case of students with incomplete schooling,
achieving the activation of reading skills for the acquisition of
linguistic skills in the writing of stories.
Our proposal is based on the constructivism that from the previous
knowledge and with the activities of the reading process that are the
resources that the teacher implements in the classroom, the students
will be able to form a significant learning.
Reading plays an important role in the psychological and
environmental aspects, at the time of executing it opens a range of
various benefits that can feed the intellect of people, also develop the
mental and visual process, where you can enhance the skills of each
student and be able to cope with any situation. In terms of learning
and the evolution of each human being is the cognitivist theory,
where the process of learning is evident (García B., 2022).
Bruner expresses in his project that cognitive development is part of
the intellectual activity of students from their first stage and can
achieve the objectives that they propagate. Similarly for Piaget,
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human beings are dynamic people who are often creating their own
knowledge.(Cortez & Tunal, 2018).
The 2 BGU student of the PCEI Eugenio Espejo Educational Unit is
in a phase in which he is increasing his psychological maturity,
recognizing obstacles and possible solutions to make decisions. The
creation of literary texts activates imagination, innovation, critical
thinking, and creativity, benefiting the development of their
personality with traits of authenticity and confidence, with ease in
the control of emotions. Sociological Foundation
According to Durkheim's ideologies, the reasoning of teachers goes
from the theory and practice that addresses educational factors fixed
to sociology, therefore, it will be the circumstances and social
environment that considers people for the creation of their
knowledge. Thus, it precedes the individual and defines the patterns
that must adapt assuming realities and contexts that involve aspects
beliefs and morals. (Simbaña et al. 2017).
Reading skills are fundamental in the human being, where they need
to be strengthened together with teachers in all educational areas and
in their homes, having a socialization between both, since different
cultures and values are shared. Nevertheless, the importance of the
social environment
in students directly influences learning either positively or
negatively.
Reading and writing are the right tools to provide solutions to the
problems faced by young people in the new era, therefore,
encouraging the reading habit will help to avoid criminal activities,
addictive behaviors or gangsterism, rather it helps to be creative,
reflective and critical entities before a society.
Materials and methods
The qualitative, phenomenological, humanistic or ethnographic
method. It focuses on the study of the meanings of human actions
and social life, that is, it seeks assumptions related to community
customs, political and religious actions, economic development,
among others, that arise in a given community.
Its purpose, beyond seeking causal explanations of social life, is to
deepen the knowledge and understanding of the reason for a reality.
Interpretive research studies human manifestations as a whole
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without previously defining the variables involved in the
phenomenon, directly addressing the complexity and seeking to
understand it from the meaning that
for people have and attribute to them the characteristics of the
qualitative research methodology are:
§ It is inductive in nature.
§ The researcher contemplates reality from an approach
§ holistic.
§ The researcher retains a naturalistic stance.
§ The qualitative method is humanistic in nature.
§ All scenarios and people are susceptible to study.
Results
After conducting the survey to the 2nd BGU students, the interview
to the teachers of the Language and Literature area and to the
authority of the institution, the following recommendations are
reached:
Reinforce learning and reading skills through activities,
strategies and workshops that are eye-catching and that seek
the active participation and commitment of students to
improve their performance.
Include in the annual planning an exclusive space for
reading work with a duration according to the teacher's
criteria where reading comprehension reinforcement
activities are developed.
Facilitate a methodological guide with interactive
workshops for teachers to awaken the student's interest in
the area of language and literature, so that in each class the
methodological activities can be carried out, ensuring
significant learning.
Incorporate reading spaces where students are the ones who
select literary texts according to their age, social
environment, tastes, preferences and experiences with the
objective of motivating the reading habit and the
development of reading skills.
To provide teachers with a didactic guide so that they can
strengthen their teaching methodologies, which will help
students to be participative and creative when creating
stories that are interrelated to reading skills.
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Include in the methodological guide a technological and
innovative resource that does not require the use of a
laboratory, but by means of a QR code that students can
scan through their devices (tablets, cell phones, etc.) and be
directed to a web page where the digital version of the
workshop will be presented.
Discussion
The exhaustive analysis of the problematic in the development of
reading competencies for story writing. The following previous
studies of great importance related to the topic raised are shown
below: (Pérez, 2018) At the international level, in the UNAM
repository. (Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México) carried out
the project of the ludic proposal to activate reading comprehension
through marvelous stories in Franciscan chronicles of the XVI and
XVII centuries, which concludes with the premise that reading plays
an important role in student life; it becomes an indispensable factor
in the formation of students and facilitates academic performance to
obtain a pleasant environment in the classroom with their active
participation in the teaching-learning process. It also specifies the
difference between reading skills and reading comprehension, the
first allows to analyze, interpret and be interested in various texts, to
achieve entities with critical development skills in society. The
second makes it possible to infer, deduce and interpret literary texts.
The reading skills that have not yet been developed in students and
that many times it is believed that they do not possess skills at the
time
However, being able to activate and enhance language skills will
provide young people with the necessary tools to defend themselves
in society and to develop their native language.
The degree work of the Universidad Central del Ecuador according
to (Bastidas, 2018) exposes in his thesis that to enhance reading
skills in students it is necessary that teachers use playful and
interactive tools that allow encouraging their interest in it, however,
these skills originate from the first cognitive learning by selecting
information in the journey of life in different contexts. This project
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is focused on providing all the necessary tools from pedagogical
strategies to encourage the habit of reading in students.
Through a qualitative approach, various theoretical methods were
applied to carry out the research with the objective of developing
reading skills in education. This allows the awakening of reading
skills due to the improvement of human relations and personal
experiences with ease of expression.
At UCSG (Universidad Católica Santiago de Guayaquil) we found
the thesis (Chacón, 2020) whose objective is to awaken their reading
comprehension through readings to achieve assertive
communication with students, within this research the qualitative
approach was used through the action-research method and the
activities that are exposed allows students to improve their skills
when expressing themselves in written form in the creation of
stories.
This information is relevant because it provides ideas on strategies
and techniques for students' deficiencies when writing, and also
raises and reorganizes the purposes of study of education at all
levels.
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