French secondary school curricula, which encourage linking “image reading” with analytical reading of literary texts, seem to be based on two main presuppositions. This paper questions the identity of the two exercises and the relevance of a pedagogical detour teaching strategy. The thesis borrows concepts from the sociology of education (learning registers and socio-cognitive misunderstandings), didactics (links between understanding and interpretation, subject-reader and subject perception) as well as the history of art (semiotics and iconography). This paper is based on a corpus of 350 comments written by pupils aged 14 to 16 and retrospective interviews gathered from a study of 100 teachers,.Teachers expected pupils to create a polysemi...
We argue that literary reading education, at secondary school and CEGEP levels, can contribute to th...
L’entrée, dans l’enseignement supérieur des écoles d’art relevant du ministère de la Culture a posé ...
Educational situations, taking place in classroms or in museums, show how skilled can a pupil be at ...
French secondary school curricula, which encourage linking “image reading” with analytical reading o...
Les programmes de français du secondaire, qui invitent à pratiquer la lecture de l’image en lien ave...
To undertake other activities, even in other disciplines, is often advocated in the fight to overcom...
Painting commentary, literary commentary: assumptions of a detour. The French secondary school curri...
The official curriculum for grade 10 classes in France unites teaching French literature and art, we...
International audienceFrench secondary school curricula encourage linking analyticalreading of liter...
This work begins with a simple question : why can't our pupils in Year 12 understand the expectation...
International audienceFrench secondary school curricula encourage the practice of “image reading”, a...
This study focuses principally on the contributions of a detour via arts for the construction of a k...
International audienceDeducing the forms of a work, situating it within its history, putting into wo...
International audienceCet article s’interroge sur l’exercice que les programmes de français nomment ...
Opérer des détours par d’autres activités, d’autres disciplines est souvent préconisé dans la lutte ...
We argue that literary reading education, at secondary school and CEGEP levels, can contribute to th...
L’entrée, dans l’enseignement supérieur des écoles d’art relevant du ministère de la Culture a posé ...
Educational situations, taking place in classroms or in museums, show how skilled can a pupil be at ...
French secondary school curricula, which encourage linking “image reading” with analytical reading o...
Les programmes de français du secondaire, qui invitent à pratiquer la lecture de l’image en lien ave...
To undertake other activities, even in other disciplines, is often advocated in the fight to overcom...
Painting commentary, literary commentary: assumptions of a detour. The French secondary school curri...
The official curriculum for grade 10 classes in France unites teaching French literature and art, we...
International audienceFrench secondary school curricula encourage linking analyticalreading of liter...
This work begins with a simple question : why can't our pupils in Year 12 understand the expectation...
International audienceFrench secondary school curricula encourage the practice of “image reading”, a...
This study focuses principally on the contributions of a detour via arts for the construction of a k...
International audienceDeducing the forms of a work, situating it within its history, putting into wo...
International audienceCet article s’interroge sur l’exercice que les programmes de français nomment ...
Opérer des détours par d’autres activités, d’autres disciplines est souvent préconisé dans la lutte ...
We argue that literary reading education, at secondary school and CEGEP levels, can contribute to th...
L’entrée, dans l’enseignement supérieur des écoles d’art relevant du ministère de la Culture a posé ...
Educational situations, taking place in classroms or in museums, show how skilled can a pupil be at ...