Abstract The increased presence of adolescents and young people on the Internet has led to an interest in analysing their reading and multimodal practices, which sometimes involve the creation of spaces for reading socialisation in this context and the development of vernacular practices on the Internet ( CASSANY, 2012). In this paper, we want to explore this question in greater depth, considering their reading practices on the web and the knowledge that teacher trainees in Primary Education at the University of Extremadura have about the new genres developed in this media context. For this purpose, an ad hoc questionnaire was designed in which the students reported on their reading habits and practices. The results show a scarce knowledge of the genres mentioned and very little consolidated reading habits, which makes it necessary to carry out specific work to reinforce this habit and their knowledge of the different practices.

Resumo O aumento da presença de adolescentes e jovens na Internet levou a um interesse em analisar suas práticas de leitura e multimodais, o que às vezes envolve a criação de espaços de socialização da leitura nesse contexto e o desenvolvimento de práticas vernaculares na Internet ( CASSANY, 2012). Neste artigo, queremos explorar essa questão com mais profundidade, considerando quais são as práticas de leitura na web e o conhecimento que os professores da escola primária em treinamento da Universidade da Extremadura têm sobre os novos gêneros desenvolvidos nesse contexto de mídia. Para esse fim, foi elaborado um questionário ad hoc no qual os alunos relataram seus hábitos e práticas de leitura. Os resultados mostram um conhecimento escasso dos gêneros acima mencionados e hábitos de leitura muito pouco consolidados, o que torna necessário realizar um trabalho específico para reforçar esse hábito e seu conhecimento das diferentes práticas.

ABSTRACT Studies published on the emotions students experience when learning English as a foreign language have focused on analyzing the emotions they feel and how they affect their learning process. However, the relationship between different language skills and the emotions they arouse in students has been little analyzed. In this article we intend to explore the emotions that EFL learners experience, when they carry out activities of comprehension and production of oral and written texts. To do this, we have passed the EFL Skills Emotions Scale questionnaire (Pishghadam et al. 2016), to a total of 217 students from the University of Extremadura. The results show that the most experienced emotions are fun for listening and reading skills, anxiety for speaking and hope in relation to writing, anger being the least present emotion in the four skills. After the discussion of the results obtained, some implications for teaching are presented, as well as future lines of research are designed.

RESUMEN Los estudios publicados sobre las emociones que experimentan los alumnos en el aprendizaje del inglés como lengua extranjera se han centrado en analizar las emociones que sienten y cómo estas inciden en su proceso de aprendizaje. Sin embargo, la relación entre las diferentes destrezas lingüísticas y las emociones que despiertan en el alumnado ha sido poco analizada. En este artículo pretendemos explorar cuáles son las emociones de los aprendices de EFL cuando realizan actividades de comprensión y producción de textos orales y escritos. Para ello, hemos pasado el cuestionario EFL Skills Emotions Scale (Pishghadam et al., 2016), a un total de 217 estudiantes de la Universidad de Extremadura. Los resultados muestran que las emociones más experimentadas son la diversión para las competencias de listening y reading, la ansiedad para el speaking y la esperanza en relación con el writing, siendo la ira la emoción menos presente en las cuatro destrezas. Tras la discusión de los resultados obtenidos, se presentan algunas implicaciones para la enseñanza, así como se diseñan futuras líneas de investigación.

Studies published on the emotions students experience when learning English as a foreign language have focused on analyzing the emotions they feel and how they affect their learning process. However, the relationship between different language skills and the emotions they arouse in students has been little analyzed. In this article we intend to explore the emotions that EFL learners experience, when they carry out activities of comprehension and production of oral and written texts. To do this, we have passed the EFL Skills Emotions Scale questionnaire (Pishghadam et al. 2016), to a total of 217 students from the University of Extremadura. The results show that the most experienced emotions are fun for listening and reading skills, anxiety for speaking and hope in relation to writing, anger being the least present emotion in the four skills. After the discussion of the results obtained, some implications for teaching are presented, as well as future lines of research are designed.

Los estudios publicados sobre las emociones que experimentan los alumnos en el aprendizaje del inglés como lengua extranjera se han centrado en analizar las emociones que sienten y cómo estas inciden en su proceso de aprendizaje. Sin embargo, la relación entre las diferentes destrezas lingüísticas y las emociones que despiertan en el alumnado ha sido poco analizada. En este artículo pretendemos explorar cuáles son las emociones de los aprendices de EFL cuando realizan actividades de comprensión y producción de textos orales y escritos. Para ello, hemos pasado el cuestionario EFL Skills Emotions Scale (Pishghadam et al., 2016), a un total de 217 estudiantes de la Universidad de Extremadura. Los resultados muestran que las emociones más experimentadas son la diversión para las competencias de listening y reading, la ansiedad para el speaking y la esperanza en relación con el writing, siendo la ira la emoción menos presente en las cuatro destrezas. Tras la discusión de los resultados obtenidos, se presentan algunas implicaciones para la enseñanza, así como se diseñan futuras líneas de investigación.