Regulating modelisation activity in the classroom. Two ways of regulating the formation of knowledge in a shool context are envisa ged : one using the building up of knowledge, the other the appropriation of knowledge. By studying the gap between the pupils’ first conceptions and the conceptualisation which they should have reached when they leave shool, we are led to recommend a double approach, involving the two different ways. The description of a teaching sequence, introducing the "quantity of movement" in a "2nd class" (15-16 year-olds), gives practical indications on this approach, which seems to help pupils to acquire competence in the modélisation of situations in physics. Without changing the content of the syllabus, it seems poss...
The aim of this study is to investigate the nature of the relationship between the learning of scien...
If we assume that the transformation of practices requires their objectification, didactic research ...
International audienceThis paper addresses the issues of using concrete models in science education ...
Particulate model and modélisation activities in 4th form (13-14 year-olds). What modelisation acti...
The research of a pedagogical strategy to modelize metter at different states. - The processes of mo...
This study deals with the learning and teaching of modelling in classes of Physics and Mathematics a...
What modelling of scientific activities in elementary school is pertinent ? Marie-Anne Pierrard Cl...
In this paper, the author reflects upon the evolution of the status of the model used in teacher tra...
National audienceModels are found in physics, chemistry, biology, and geology alike, and for this re...
A model of problem solving in physics used in a pre-service teacher training course. As part of a do...
Models are found in physics, chemistry, biology, and geology alike, and for this reason, they can cr...
This article deals with the definition and application of an approach to analysing students’ modelli...
Particulate models. When studying physical transformations. 9-12 year-old pupils of "Cours Moyen" ar...
Modélisation and astronomy. Astronomy is a particularly suitable field for modelisation. What sort o...
The concept of a model is difficult to conceive for a student. But it is very present in the teachin...
The aim of this study is to investigate the nature of the relationship between the learning of scien...
If we assume that the transformation of practices requires their objectification, didactic research ...
International audienceThis paper addresses the issues of using concrete models in science education ...
Particulate model and modélisation activities in 4th form (13-14 year-olds). What modelisation acti...
The research of a pedagogical strategy to modelize metter at different states. - The processes of mo...
This study deals with the learning and teaching of modelling in classes of Physics and Mathematics a...
What modelling of scientific activities in elementary school is pertinent ? Marie-Anne Pierrard Cl...
In this paper, the author reflects upon the evolution of the status of the model used in teacher tra...
National audienceModels are found in physics, chemistry, biology, and geology alike, and for this re...
A model of problem solving in physics used in a pre-service teacher training course. As part of a do...
Models are found in physics, chemistry, biology, and geology alike, and for this reason, they can cr...
This article deals with the definition and application of an approach to analysing students’ modelli...
Particulate models. When studying physical transformations. 9-12 year-old pupils of "Cours Moyen" ar...
Modélisation and astronomy. Astronomy is a particularly suitable field for modelisation. What sort o...
The concept of a model is difficult to conceive for a student. But it is very present in the teachin...
The aim of this study is to investigate the nature of the relationship between the learning of scien...
If we assume that the transformation of practices requires their objectification, didactic research ...
International audienceThis paper addresses the issues of using concrete models in science education ...