Adolescents and literary reading on digital platforms: a sociocultural approach
Abstract
This work contributes to the research project Adolescents, Reading, and Digital Platforms (PN223LH-015-015). An exploratory study was conducted with students from the Rafael María de Mendive Pre-University Institute (2025) in the province of Santiago de Cuba. The objective was to diagnose the current state of their literary reading practices on digital platforms from a sociocultural perspective. To this end, theoretical and empirical methods were applied, which revealed limitations in actual reading habits in digital environments. A participatory action research (PAR) methodology is proposed, which allows not only to diagnose, but also to co-design digital reading strategies with the educational community.
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