The literary writing : a dialectal relation between artistic intention and esthetical attention. Catherine Tauveron, INRP, IUFM de Bretagne. This article presents the objectives and the conceptual frame of a current INRP research, named «The literary writing of the story in elementary school : what knowledge for what know-how ? Systemic and tactical approach. » The research, put at the intersection of two axis-the pupil's writing between singular activity and collective activity, between reproduction and invention-studies the didactical conditions that allow changing from a classical representation of writing as problems solving to another which, integrating the literary dimensions, sets writing as an activity of deliberate conception of ...
Interpreting, understanding and appreciating literature while and through comparing texts. Three net...
Literary activities and emergence of pupils «writers » at school. Maryse Rebiere & Martine Jaubert,...
This work arose from the question of whether observing works of art could be a driving force for stu...
The literary writing : a dialectal relation between artistic intention and esthetical attention. Ca...
Understanding and interpreting literary work at school : from the reticent text to the proliferous t...
Writing and creativity : constants and shifts over the course of thirty years of primary school rese...
The Child's written work and literary pieces of writing. Bernadette Gromer, IUFM d'Alsace. This ar...
Reading : a modality of pupils' understanding of written language. Problematization set out by the I...
Approaching and designating literary characteristics at primary school. Francis Marcoin, université...
International audienceThe didactics of writing has changed profoundly over the last thirty years, du...
International audienceThis article, which comes under the fields of literacy and the didactics of wr...
Invention writing appeared in French high school curriculum in 2001. Set in the rhetorical tradition...
The presented research has been written in the context of teaching-learning how to write when enteri...
International audienceThe didactics of writing has changed profoundly over the last thirty years, du...
National audienceOur work deals with the procedures of decentring which are inherent to competent li...
Interpreting, understanding and appreciating literature while and through comparing texts. Three net...
Literary activities and emergence of pupils «writers » at school. Maryse Rebiere & Martine Jaubert,...
This work arose from the question of whether observing works of art could be a driving force for stu...
The literary writing : a dialectal relation between artistic intention and esthetical attention. Ca...
Understanding and interpreting literary work at school : from the reticent text to the proliferous t...
Writing and creativity : constants and shifts over the course of thirty years of primary school rese...
The Child's written work and literary pieces of writing. Bernadette Gromer, IUFM d'Alsace. This ar...
Reading : a modality of pupils' understanding of written language. Problematization set out by the I...
Approaching and designating literary characteristics at primary school. Francis Marcoin, université...
International audienceThe didactics of writing has changed profoundly over the last thirty years, du...
International audienceThis article, which comes under the fields of literacy and the didactics of wr...
Invention writing appeared in French high school curriculum in 2001. Set in the rhetorical tradition...
The presented research has been written in the context of teaching-learning how to write when enteri...
International audienceThe didactics of writing has changed profoundly over the last thirty years, du...
National audienceOur work deals with the procedures of decentring which are inherent to competent li...
Interpreting, understanding and appreciating literature while and through comparing texts. Three net...
Literary activities and emergence of pupils «writers » at school. Maryse Rebiere & Martine Jaubert,...
This work arose from the question of whether observing works of art could be a driving force for stu...