International audienceIn this paper my goal is to indicate how children’s geographies of the alpine mountain resonate with academic knowledge about the mountain. The aim is to show how teachers of primary school students (aged 6 to 11) use the words “relief” and “mountain”. How do they explain and show salience to their students, who perceive the mountain only through mediation in the form of pictures, illustrations, drawings or movies? What kind of discourses regarding the mountain do they develop, and how do these discourses contribute to building a cultural and spatial reality? This paper is based on an analysis of school textbooks (from the 1970s to the present day), classroom observations and digital resources created and used by teach...
Caroline, whom author Pierre Probst created in 1953, is a very popular character in French children’...
Abstract. — Once a living space, and now gradually turned into a playground, the French mountains ha...
Caroline, whom author Pierre Probst created in 1953, is a very popular character in French children’...
International audienceIn this paper my goal is to indicate how children’s geographies of the alpine ...
In this paper my goal is to indicate how children’s geographies of the alpine mountain resonate with...
In this paper my goal is to indicate how children’s geographies of the alpine mountain resonate with...
Zusammenfassung. — Nach einer kur zen Beschreibung des Platzes des zehn — , elfjährigen Kindes in de...
This thesis explores the instrumentation of nature, in this case mountain nature, by popular educati...
Abstract. — The french mountains, Alps particularly, are not perceived in the same way by the geogra...
International audienceThe landscape is not greatly focused on in school geography programmes in Fran...
International audienceCaroline, whom author Pierre Probst created in 1953, is a very popular charact...
This paper presents how pupils see the geographical knowledge ana his representations of the world r...
This is a journey capturing the lives of children who live in the world's mountain regions. The pho...
Images are widely used in school geography. When teachers make use of images ; what do they teach an...
Caroline, whom author Pierre Probst created in 1953, is a very popular character in French children’...
Abstract. — Once a living space, and now gradually turned into a playground, the French mountains ha...
Caroline, whom author Pierre Probst created in 1953, is a very popular character in French children’...
International audienceIn this paper my goal is to indicate how children’s geographies of the alpine ...
In this paper my goal is to indicate how children’s geographies of the alpine mountain resonate with...
In this paper my goal is to indicate how children’s geographies of the alpine mountain resonate with...
Zusammenfassung. — Nach einer kur zen Beschreibung des Platzes des zehn — , elfjährigen Kindes in de...
This thesis explores the instrumentation of nature, in this case mountain nature, by popular educati...
Abstract. — The french mountains, Alps particularly, are not perceived in the same way by the geogra...
International audienceThe landscape is not greatly focused on in school geography programmes in Fran...
International audienceCaroline, whom author Pierre Probst created in 1953, is a very popular charact...
This paper presents how pupils see the geographical knowledge ana his representations of the world r...
This is a journey capturing the lives of children who live in the world's mountain regions. The pho...
Images are widely used in school geography. When teachers make use of images ; what do they teach an...
Caroline, whom author Pierre Probst created in 1953, is a very popular character in French children’...
Abstract. — Once a living space, and now gradually turned into a playground, the French mountains ha...
Caroline, whom author Pierre Probst created in 1953, is a very popular character in French children’...