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The study argues that such an approach expands classroom perspectives by enabling (re)construction of meanings through valuing students’ perceptions as they engage with multimodalities. The qualitative research uses interpretive procedures, grounded in authors such as Duboc, Monte Mór, and Street. Results indicate the feasibility of re-signifying Spanish teaching by addressing classroom gaps and proposing staged actions: contextualization, heterogeneity, subjectivity, and multiplicity of meanings.","ENEM END CRITICAL LITERACIES IN SPANISH CLASSES: DISCUSSING  \nRESIGNIFICATION AND CONSTRUCTION OF MEANINGS  \nENEME LETRAMENTOS CRÍTICOS NASAULAS DEESPANHOL: DISCUTINDO RESSIGNIFICAÇÃOE CONSTRUÇÃODE SENTIDOS  \nENEM Y ELITERACIDAD CRÍTICAEN LAS CLASES DE ESPAÑOL: DISCUTIENDOLA RESIGNIFICACIÓN Y LA CONSTRUCCIÓN DESIGNIFICADOS  \nSimone dos Santos França 1  \ne-mail: [anhin.1@hotmail.com](anhin.1@hotmail.com)  \nHow to reference this paper:  \nFRANÇA, Simone dos Santos. Enem end Critical literacies in Spanish classes: discussing resignification and construction of meanings. Rev. EntreLínguas, Araraquara, v. 12, n. 00, e026002, 2026. e-ISSN: 2447-3529. DOI: 10.29051/el.v12i00 .19374.  \n| Submitted: 10/06/2024  \n| Revisions required: 27/03/2025  \n| Approved: 28/04/20260  \n| Published: 05/05/2026  \nEditors: Prof. Dr. Ivair Carlos Castelan  \nProf. Dr. Rosangela Sanches da Silveira Gileno  \nDeputy Executive Editor: Prof. Dr. José Anderson Santos Cruz  \n1 Federal University of Mato Grosso do Sul (UFMS), Campo Grande – Mato Grosso do Sul (MS)– Brasil. Ph.D. in Language Studies (UFMS) and Master in Letters (UEMS), with specializations in Communication: Languages and Textual Construction and Literature, Spanish Language and Spanish Literatures, and Psychopedagogy. Graduated in Letters/Spanish and licensed in Pedagogy. Works as a teacher of Portuguese and Spanish Language,  \nwith experience in teaching and research in the areas of languages, identities and education. Currently, she is a volunteer professor at the Federal University of Rondônia (Ji-Paraná campus) and is part of research groups focused on languages, education and feminisms.  \nRev. EntreLínguas, Araraquara, v. 12, n. 00, e026002, 2026. e-ISSN: 2447-3529  \nDOI: 10.29051/el.v12i00 .19374  \n1  \nABSTRACT: This article aims to discuss aspects of critical literacies and present a proposal for re-signifying Enem items in Spanish classes, which responds to the premises of critical literacies, considering this aspect as a theoretical current present in national and international research contexts, And in educational practices. It is a perspective that has contributed to broadening the view of practices in the classroom, by enabling the (re)construction of meanings based on the appreciation of the perceptions of the student who interacts with the multimodalities. This is a qualitative research with interpretive characteristics. The discussions listed here are theoretically based: Duboc (2012), Monte Mór (2013), Street (2014), etc. The results show the possibility of giving new meaning to Spanish classes, based on gaps in the classroom and proposing stages based on aspects such as: contextualization, heterogeneity, subjectivity and multiplicity of meanings (Duboc, 2017) .  \nKEYWORDS: Items. Large-scale test. Spanish language. Classroom. Loopholes.  \nRESUMO: O presente artigo tem como objetivo discutir aspectos dos letramentos críticos eapresentar umaproposta de ressignificação de itens do Enem nas aulas de espanhol, a qual responde às premissas dos letramentos críticos, considerando essa vertente como uma corrente teórica presente em contextos nacionais e internacionais de pesquisas epráticas educacionais.É uma perspectiva que tem contribuído para a ampliar o olhar para as práticas em sala de aula, por possibilitar a (re)construção de sentidos a partir da valorização das percepções do aluno que interage com as multimodalidades. Trata-se de uma pesquisa qualitativa com características interpretativistas. 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