International audienceMany high school writings seem to be influenced by speech uses. It seems that prior learning of sentence construction is counterbalanced by the phrasing of current expressions used in and out of school. A corpus of written productions collected in 5th forms in Paris and Val-de-Marne high schools between 2000 and 2010 was analysed and revealed that the acquisition of argumentative discourse is influenced by heterogeneous resources which induce different types of implication of the subject. The aim of this paper is to attempt a description of the transformation of speech into writing. Examples from written papers are used for a reflection on the contrast between written sentences and speech.Dans le cadre d’une recherche ...
Autorisation No.603 : De : Kleiber Envoyé : lundi 28 avril 2008 13:52 À : Berthille PallaudThe conce...
International audience« Bon assez parlé » The prefabricated sentences in essays of 11-12 year old st...
The argumentative texts produced by apprentices can be qualified as incoherent in so far as they do ...
International audienceMany high school writings seem to be influenced by speech uses. It seems that ...
The main aim of this research, which is apart of a large project (the ANR project : ReFlex project, ...
International audienceA child entering primary school can be considered a ‘native’ speaker, capable ...
«So, we can't imagine things, we've got to see things as they are ! » (Rémy). Or How metalinguistic...
By comparing the oral and written versions of the same story, and by contrasting the different stage...
International audienceThis article addresses the development of reported speech in the productions o...
International audienceHow can pupils still not able to read be made to insert in their speech some e...
International audienceOur research focuses on the roots of any verbal production in the “already-the...
How can we characterise the way in which pupils write in school situations? What is the place of con...
This paper deals with the general question of how to study utterances or portions of utterances extr...
Cette recherche porte sur les représentations des fonctions de l’écrit et des schémas de tâche impli...
Writing is an important and anavoidable issue. It is a social subject with a strong symbolic charge ...
Autorisation No.603 : De : Kleiber Envoyé : lundi 28 avril 2008 13:52 À : Berthille PallaudThe conce...
International audience« Bon assez parlé » The prefabricated sentences in essays of 11-12 year old st...
The argumentative texts produced by apprentices can be qualified as incoherent in so far as they do ...
International audienceMany high school writings seem to be influenced by speech uses. It seems that ...
The main aim of this research, which is apart of a large project (the ANR project : ReFlex project, ...
International audienceA child entering primary school can be considered a ‘native’ speaker, capable ...
«So, we can't imagine things, we've got to see things as they are ! » (Rémy). Or How metalinguistic...
By comparing the oral and written versions of the same story, and by contrasting the different stage...
International audienceThis article addresses the development of reported speech in the productions o...
International audienceHow can pupils still not able to read be made to insert in their speech some e...
International audienceOur research focuses on the roots of any verbal production in the “already-the...
How can we characterise the way in which pupils write in school situations? What is the place of con...
This paper deals with the general question of how to study utterances or portions of utterances extr...
Cette recherche porte sur les représentations des fonctions de l’écrit et des schémas de tâche impli...
Writing is an important and anavoidable issue. It is a social subject with a strong symbolic charge ...
Autorisation No.603 : De : Kleiber Envoyé : lundi 28 avril 2008 13:52 À : Berthille PallaudThe conce...
International audience« Bon assez parlé » The prefabricated sentences in essays of 11-12 year old st...
The argumentative texts produced by apprentices can be qualified as incoherent in so far as they do ...