Contribution of the reading habit of Accounting Science students in the development of professional skills

This paper aims to identify the reading habit contribution of accounting students for their professional improvement as an accountant using Cloze test (Taylor, 1953) and reading functions scale (Greaney & Neuman, 1990). The research is an exploratory investigation, applied at a university to ver...

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Main Authors: Deborah Maria de Sousa Nascimento, Editinete Andre da Rocha Garcia, Antonio Rodrigues Albuquerque Filho
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Language:English
Published: Conselho Regional de Contabilidade de Santa Catarina 2019-06-01
Series:Revista Catarinense da Ciência Contábil
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Online Access:http://revista.crcsc.org.br/index.php/CRCSC/article/view/2825
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spelling doaj-55aaf7488efc47689a21ab13c8fdebae2020-11-25T01:16:31ZengConselho Regional de Contabilidade de Santa CatarinaRevista Catarinense da Ciência Contábil1808-37812237-76622019-06-01180e2825e282510.16930/2237-7662201928251798Contribution of the reading habit of Accounting Science students in the development of professional skillsDeborah Maria de Sousa Nascimento0Editinete Andre da Rocha Garcia1Antonio Rodrigues Albuquerque Filho2Universidade Federal do CearáUniversidade Federal do CearáUniversidade Federal do CearáThis paper aims to identify the reading habit contribution of accounting students for their professional improvement as an accountant using Cloze test (Taylor, 1953) and reading functions scale (Greaney & Neuman, 1990). The research is an exploratory investigation, applied at a university to verify if undergraduate students habit improves their professional skills. The sample is composed by 180 students from the Accounting Sciences course, and it was obtained by accessibility. For data collection, it was applied a questionnaire containing the reading function scale with the following functions: general learning; utility; morality; and stimulation, as well as a text prepared with Cloze technique. The answers were consolidated and analyzed applying the established by the Dicionário de Competência do Contador. Based on the results of the Cloze test it was verified that the undergraduate students present difficulties in textual comprehension. Concerning the reading function tests, the results showed a better use of the Utility and General Learning functions. It reveals that there is a property environment for developing the Accountant skills related to the General Learning and Utility, through reading; however, Morality and Stimulation should be encouraged to overcome comprehension difficulties.http://revista.crcsc.org.br/index.php/CRCSC/article/view/2825Funções da leituraCompreensão da leituraCompetências do contador.
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author Deborah Maria de Sousa Nascimento
Editinete Andre da Rocha Garcia
Antonio Rodrigues Albuquerque Filho
spellingShingle Deborah Maria de Sousa Nascimento
Editinete Andre da Rocha Garcia
Antonio Rodrigues Albuquerque Filho
Contribution of the reading habit of Accounting Science students in the development of professional skills
Revista Catarinense da Ciência Contábil
Funções da leitura
Compreensão da leitura
Competências do contador.
author_facet Deborah Maria de Sousa Nascimento
Editinete Andre da Rocha Garcia
Antonio Rodrigues Albuquerque Filho
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title Contribution of the reading habit of Accounting Science students in the development of professional skills
title_short Contribution of the reading habit of Accounting Science students in the development of professional skills
title_full Contribution of the reading habit of Accounting Science students in the development of professional skills
title_fullStr Contribution of the reading habit of Accounting Science students in the development of professional skills
title_full_unstemmed Contribution of the reading habit of Accounting Science students in the development of professional skills
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publisher Conselho Regional de Contabilidade de Santa Catarina
series Revista Catarinense da Ciência Contábil
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publishDate 2019-06-01
description This paper aims to identify the reading habit contribution of accounting students for their professional improvement as an accountant using Cloze test (Taylor, 1953) and reading functions scale (Greaney & Neuman, 1990). The research is an exploratory investigation, applied at a university to verify if undergraduate students habit improves their professional skills. The sample is composed by 180 students from the Accounting Sciences course, and it was obtained by accessibility. For data collection, it was applied a questionnaire containing the reading function scale with the following functions: general learning; utility; morality; and stimulation, as well as a text prepared with Cloze technique. The answers were consolidated and analyzed applying the established by the Dicionário de Competência do Contador. Based on the results of the Cloze test it was verified that the undergraduate students present difficulties in textual comprehension. Concerning the reading function tests, the results showed a better use of the Utility and General Learning functions. It reveals that there is a property environment for developing the Accountant skills related to the General Learning and Utility, through reading; however, Morality and Stimulation should be encouraged to overcome comprehension difficulties.
topic Funções da leitura
Compreensão da leitura
Competências do contador.
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