Abstract The social definition of the learner: sociological approach, didactics questions In order to study the effect of social inequalities in the construction of scholar success in the single French schooling nowadays, the course material and the leading of the session are studied from the unequal boundaries they produce of pupils' activities. And to understand what leads this pedagogic material and device to produce a social division of intellectual work in the classroom, the attention is fixed on what models them. We intend to develop lines for theoretical reflexion on the "social definitions" of students that are involved, since this notion allows us to expose the results of the three researches on witch our purpose is built. Our soci...
Facing of the variability of obedience models in our society and the diversity of the conception of ...
Differences of achievement in school, traditionally studied by Education researchers, can be analyze...
International audienceAlthough it is now commonly accepted that cognitive processes depend on insepa...
Abstract The social definition of the learner: sociological approach, didactics questions In order t...
Since its creation in 1966, in a school discipline, teaching sociology for high school French studen...
L’intérêt de rapprocher sociologie et didactiques est de plus en plus évident aux yeux des observate...
texte en ligne sur : http://www.hepl.ch/cms/accueil/formation/unites-enseignement-et-recherche/agirs...
In this research we examine the theoretical framework with which ten student teachers conceptualise ...
International audienceAbstractThis article examines conditions for using methods based on the theory...
Social language practices in French classes ? What stakes ? What processes ? Elisabeth BAUTIER, ESC...
Abstract : Pupils faced with major social and educational disadvantages interpret the School in ways...
In this paper we want to think about the unequal distribution of speaking in a school class in assoc...
Les documents de travail de l'IREDU, n°2015-2, janvier 2015This research aims at putting forward a m...
How can we draw up analysis of certain social reality dimensions which are generally treated, separa...
Inspired by the Anglo-Saxon curriculum sociology, this paper attempts to highlight the recontextuali...
Facing of the variability of obedience models in our society and the diversity of the conception of ...
Differences of achievement in school, traditionally studied by Education researchers, can be analyze...
International audienceAlthough it is now commonly accepted that cognitive processes depend on insepa...
Abstract The social definition of the learner: sociological approach, didactics questions In order t...
Since its creation in 1966, in a school discipline, teaching sociology for high school French studen...
L’intérêt de rapprocher sociologie et didactiques est de plus en plus évident aux yeux des observate...
texte en ligne sur : http://www.hepl.ch/cms/accueil/formation/unites-enseignement-et-recherche/agirs...
In this research we examine the theoretical framework with which ten student teachers conceptualise ...
International audienceAbstractThis article examines conditions for using methods based on the theory...
Social language practices in French classes ? What stakes ? What processes ? Elisabeth BAUTIER, ESC...
Abstract : Pupils faced with major social and educational disadvantages interpret the School in ways...
In this paper we want to think about the unequal distribution of speaking in a school class in assoc...
Les documents de travail de l'IREDU, n°2015-2, janvier 2015This research aims at putting forward a m...
How can we draw up analysis of certain social reality dimensions which are generally treated, separa...
Inspired by the Anglo-Saxon curriculum sociology, this paper attempts to highlight the recontextuali...
Facing of the variability of obedience models in our society and the diversity of the conception of ...
Differences of achievement in school, traditionally studied by Education researchers, can be analyze...
International audienceAlthough it is now commonly accepted that cognitive processes depend on insepa...