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Journal articles on the topic "Élèves – Mobilité"
Cuko, Kostanca, and Delphine Étienne-Tomasini. "Mobilités éducatives et interculturalité à l’épreuve de la formation professionnalisante : enjeux et défis au sein de l’écosystème éducatif de la Haute École pédagogique de Fribourg (Suisse)." Journal of international Mobility N° 11, no. 1 (March 12, 2024): 95–112. http://dx.doi.org/10.3917/jim.011.0095.
Full textKonkobo, Tinsakré, and Issoufou Ouédraogo. "Évaluation des raisons des échecs au Certificat d’Études Primaires dans lesécoles périurbaines. Cas de la Circonscription d’Education de Base deKoudougou 1 au Burkina Faso." Liens, revue internationale des sciences et technologies de l'éducation 1, no. 5 (December 5, 2023): 7–102. http://dx.doi.org/10.61585/pud-liens-v1n519.
Full textAthias, Francine. "actions des élèves avec un didacticiel." Revue de Mathématiques pour l’école, no. 241 (June 7, 2024): 15–26. http://dx.doi.org/10.26034/vd.rm.2024.3822.
Full textMoncorger, Jeanne, Emmanuel Roblou, Myriam Bawejski, Marjorie Sacaze, and Marie Herranz. "Mobilité transfrontalière en Catalogne pour les élèves aides-soignants occitans." Soins Aides-Soignantes 16, no. 87 (March 2019): 26–27. http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.sasoi.2019.01.007.
Full textBovey, Laurent. "De la classe spéciale à la classe régulière." Revue suisse de pédagogie spécialisée 14, no. 01 (March 7, 2024): 13–19. http://dx.doi.org/10.57161/r2024-01-03.
Full textLoogma, Krista. "Un conflit structurel entre voie académique et voie professionnelle : le cas de l’Estonie." Revue internationale d'éducation de Sèvres 97 (2024): 131–41. https://doi.org/10.4000/139c0.
Full textValtat, Claude. "Une francophonie scolaire, fenêtre sur le monde pour les établissements." Administration & Éducation N° 181, no. 1 (March 13, 2024): 95–100. http://dx.doi.org/10.3917/admed.181.0095.
Full textLi, Angela, Mariane Sentenac, Hein Minn Tun, Yukiko Shu, Virginie Ehlinger, Colleen Davison, and Emmanuelle Godeau. "Harcèlement scolaire et soutien social perçu chez les élèves en situation de handicap physique en France et au Canada." La nouvelle revue - Éducation et société inclusives N° 98-99, no. 1 (April 8, 2024): 131–50. http://dx.doi.org/10.3917/nresi.098.0131.
Full textNormand, Christine, and Elsa Piou. "Projet expérimental « La Miranda » : trois ans déjà..." Diversité 159, no. 1 (2009): 111–12. http://dx.doi.org/10.3406/diver.2009.3201.
Full textBahi, Boniface, and Nathalie Piquemal. "Dépossession socio-économique, linguistique et résilience : horizons de mobilité sociale chez les élèves immigrants, réfugiés au Manitoba." Articles, essais 25, no. 1-2 (July 30, 2014): 109–28. http://dx.doi.org/10.7202/1026088ar.
Full textDissertations / Theses on the topic "Élèves – Mobilité"
Mègemont, Jean-Luc. "Processus de socialisation et de construction de l'identité dans une situation de mobilité professionnelle : le cas des élèves ingénieurs du Centre d'Etudes Supérieures Industrielles." Toulouse 2, 2000. http://www.theses.fr/2000TOU20084.
Full textJori, Johanna. "La mobilité scolaire transfrontalière dans la région de Szeged." Lille 1, 2006. https://pepite-depot.univ-lille.fr/LIBRE/Th_Num/2006/50377-2006-Jori.pdf.
Full textGodefroy, Stéphane. "Quelle mobilité pour les collégiens ? : étude des pratiques et des perceptions des déplacements scolaires et de loisirs." Lille 1, 2007. https://pepite-depot.univ-lille.fr/LIBRE/Th_Num/2007/50377-2007-Godefroy.pdf.
Full textSiccard, Anne. "L'orientation scolaire de jeunes ruraux, une construction conjointe entre élèves, familles et personnels : le cas de quatre collèges du département de Manche." Electronic Thesis or Diss., Normandie, 2023. http://www.theses.fr/2023NORMC036.
Full textRural Secondary School children’s “Further Education” choices and career plans are generally seen as being an almost forced decision. It would not be wrong to say that Secondary School leavers from rural areas tend to choose shorter, professionally based courses which experts put down to several specific reasons. First, families from a working-class background have a mindset tending towards the idea that the options available are more limited and that the possible “Further Education” courses are therefore rarer and further away from the family environment. Some families are not prepared to accept this imposed, educational mobility. The starting point for the following analysis takes into account the obvious notions that there is not a homogenous rural community but rather a variety of rural areas and working-class families. Considering these elements, this thesis tries to measure the step-by-step processes which lead to the decisions made for post-Secondary Education. The influence of Secondary Schools must also be considered in the essentially qualitative approach which includes the input given by statistical evidence. If the Social Class origins, especially the mother’s educational achievement level, can explain, for a large part, the choices made by students at the end of Secondary School ; this analysis must also take note of the professional and social level of the schools’ catchment area. Thes factors can be accentuated both by the Careers’ Advice available and the actual results of post Secondary School decisions, prevalent in each Secondary School. These influencing factors and the differences subsisting between each School are also important in each Educational Community’s way of apprehending Careers Advice and the decisions made by their pupils. Other reasons are also to be included, such as leisure time activities as well as peer pressure and influence of each family environment. These sociability factors can also contribute to the discovery of new Careers and Further Education possibilities
Bruno, Alisée. "Les étudiants de basse classe sociale face au risque de mobilité ascendante : quels impacts sur l’adoption de buts de performance-évitement et sur les performances ?" Thesis, Université Clermont Auvergne (2017-2020), 2019. http://www.theses.fr/2019CLFAL005/document.
Full textThis thesis aims to identify psychological processes involved in the upward mobility process. More specifically, we tested in what extent mobility process experienced by lower-class students can lead them to adopt performance-avoidance goals (i.e., fear of failure), which may subsequently negatively impact their performances. In the first study, the link between performance-avoidance goals and performances was tested among lower and higher-class students. The results showed that the adoption of performance-avoidance goals negatively predicted performance of lower-class students (not that of higher-class students) and particuarly if they had good academic results (i.e., more likely to live a mobility experience). The purpose of the second study was to test the role of mobility process as a mediator of the link between social class and the adoption of performance-avoidance goals among lower and higher-class students. The results of this study showed that it is because lower-class students experience upward mobility that they adopt more performance-avoidance goals than their higher-class counterparts. Finally, in the 3 latest studies (studies 3a, 3b and 3c), we tested the impact of mobility process on the adoption of performance-avoidance goals and of high school students’ performances. The results of study 3a showed that within lower-class high school students, the salience of the mobility process increased the adoption of performance-avoidance goals and reduced performances in Mathematics. Moreover, performance-avoidance goals seem to be a mediator of the interaction between social class and salience of the mobility process on mathematics performances, although this effect is not replicated in studies 3b and 3c. The results of the meta-analysis carried out on these last three studies, tend to confirm this assumption. Overall, these results highlight that fear of mobility process would be a mechanism behind the difficulties faced by high school students/students of low social class in academic context to explain, then, their least performances
Dupuy, Guillaume. "D’un collège à l’autre : sociologie des mobilités scolaires en cours de cursus collégien." Thesis, Paris 10, 2017. http://www.theses.fr/2017PA100076.
Full textWhy is it that in France almost one out of every four pupils changes schools during his/her secondary school years ? Based on a survey done in a secondary school and on a framework designed to analyse school placements, this study completes the findings of recent sociological research focusing on school placements. First of all, this analysis focuses on the range of schools in a particular area. A description of the basic structure of the schools shows how infrequently these models are changed. This study encourages a reflection on the distinction between the practices of the public schools and private schools concerning under privilèges populations. The research then concentrates on the choices which best benefit both the families and the school staff. Through this study emerges an existing tension between the legislation which created this framework governing educational placements and the rights families have to send their children tout the schools of their choice in accordance with their expectations of what a school should provide. The pupils' mobility is the logical consequence of having to readjust to the various social and educative dispositions of the pupils and those already in place in their successive schools. Taking into account the flow from one local secondary school to another, this report also brings to the forefront an increasing homogeneity of groups of pupils from a similar social background in both the classroom and in the school from the beginning and the end of secondary school years
Boullard-Liu, Marie. "Représentations, pratiques et identités plurielles chez des jeunes scolarisés dans un établissement français à l’étranger : une étude de cas longitudinale en Chine, à Shanghai." Electronic Thesis or Diss., Paris 3, 2025. http://www.theses.fr/2025PA030013.
Full textThis doctoral research examines the effects of the social and family trajectories of a group of youth studying in the International Chinese Section of a French school located in Shanghai, China, on the development of their representations and practices, and the construction of multiple identities. This longitudinal study investigates the multiple ways in which these young people, with varied profiles, develop their plurilingual and pluricultural identities as they move back and forth between their family, school and environment on a daily basis.In the specific context of a Francophone community abroad, the narratives of the social actors involved (students, parents, teachers) help situate the educational and identity trajectories of these young people within a societal dimension, and within family trajectories punctuated by various experiences of mobility.Encouraged to engage in reflexive feedback on experiences lived between languages and cultures, they recount their representations and plural linguistic and cultural practices, revealing their appropriation of an educational journey marked by geographical, linguistic, and cultural in-betweens. Actively involved in the development of this study, the young people act as participant-researchers, whose reflections and analyses reveal the influence of plurilingual and pluricultural childhoods on their negotiation of multiple identities.A longitudinal and multimodal follow-up, based on a biographical approach, allows for tracking their journeys up to their first years of higher education across the world, unveiling their implementation, notably on social networks, of plurilingual (pluriliterate) and pluricultural competence, which may guide them toward roles as cultural intermediaries
Gauthier, Jean-Sébastien. "Parcours migratoires et scolaires d'enfants arméniens à Valence durant l'entre-deux-guerres." Thesis, Lyon, 2016. http://www.theses.fr/2016LYSE2178/document.
Full textLaunched on the exile roads, after the 1915 genocide caused by the Jeune-Turc government, the Armenian refugees were in search of a territory open to welcome them. After an exodus which lasted several years and led them into the Balkan States and the whole Near East, some of them made the choice of France. The first refugees turned up in Valence in 1922 or 1923 (itdepends on the pieces of information). Others followed a few years later. My study attempts to show the Armenian families and children’s geographical routes, from their places of origin to Valence. Several more or less varied waves of immigrants occurred. Very often, the trip from Marseille to the “Cité drômoise” was not straight. The different stages of their French itinerary appear as markers of their varied social and economic conditions before their arrival in Valence. My contribution will also attempt to show the different school careers they made in French schools. As soon as the first arrived, children were sent to primary school and had varied school careers, even if labor remained a priority at the end of their compulsory education. The school careers in the two main educational profiles- socially unequal- were not simple and many pupils had difficulties in completing their primary or secondary schooling. The French school welcomed these foreign pupils and the acquisition of the French language was the most important issue. Other pupils had outstanding courses. Affected by the local socio-economic circumstances, the Armenian families made choices for their children. For some of them, school had to promote the learning of a trade, as skilled labourers, technicians or office workers. Others expected their children to continue the family business. Compulsory schooling promoted the acquisition of the French language but also increased the qualification levels. The Armenians wanted a future for their children and resigned themselves to the choices of their parents. After their teenage years, their professions changed and the families’ destinies advanced with new career opportunities
Ngoua, Ella Cyrrus. "Connaissances mobilisées par les élèves du secondaire dans le domaine des fonctions, approche comparative entre la France et l'Afrique francophone." Electronic Thesis or Diss., Bourgogne Franche-Comté, 2023. http://www.theses.fr/2023UBFCD066.
Full textThis thesis in mathematics deals with the notion of function. Indeed, we are interested in the knowledge mobilized, knowledge used, by secondary school students, in France and in French-speaking Africa, in front of tasks related to functions according to three points of view: didactic, epistemological and cognitive. In the first part, the thesis studies the way functions are given to us through The history of this concept based on the article The Concept of Function up to the Middle of the 19th Century by Professor A.P YOUSCHKEVITCH:logic modern mathematics has discovered difficulties for a universal, non-algorithmic definition of a function. In a second part, we ask ourselves the question of what can students do with functions? Why this question ? Indeed, the concept of function occupies an important place in the school programs as well as in each of the mathematics tests, especially in the baccalaureate. In our capacity as teachers, we wanted to understand what can explain the failure of students in the mathematics test in secondary school. In order to better understand what can explain the phenomena observed in secondary school students when solving tasks related to the notion of function, we decided to start from a corpus built according to the formulation of Elena Tognini-Bonelli. From the analysis of this corpus of student tasks and activities on the student side, on the teacher side and on the institution side, it emerges that: the definition of the concept of function is not assimilated by secondary school students; they have arrived at an algorithmic level of the use of functions; Entry by tasks is best suited for teaching functions; the conformity of seeing f or f(x) in a table, etc. We have recalled beforehand the results of work prior to ours in relation to the teaching of the notion of function
Rhéaume, Stéphanie. "Les prises de décision des élèves du 3e cycle du primaire lors de la résolution de problèmes de proportion : une analyse des contrôles mobilisés." Doctoral thesis, Université Laval, 2020. http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11794/40080.
Full textThe development of the ability to solve mathematical problems remains a lively question in education. Many authors (Fagnant and Vlassis, 2010; Houdement, 2011; Lajoie and Bednarz, 2014; Scott, 2015) and organizations (OECD, 2014b; UNESCO, 2015) observe that in order to solve mathematical problems, it is essential to go beyond specific content knowledge and ensure the development of skills and abilities related to problem solving. With this in mind, the notion of control becomes an important support to the student when the time comes to make decisions regarding the mathematical resources to favour when solving a problem (reasoning, mathematical knowledges, procedures, methods). Nevertheless, to date, little is known about the components which guide elementary school students during problem solving. To this end, this research aims to document and understand the decisions made by elementary school students when they are solving a mathematical problem from the standpoint of mobilized control. Based on the notion of control by Saboya (2010) and on an inductive analysis favouring the emergence of complementary categories supported by works from mathematics didactics, Mathematics Education, educational psychology and cognitive psychology on problem solving (Clément, 2009; Focant and Grégoire, 2008; Julo, 1995, 2002; Richard, 2004; Schoenfeld, 1985, 1992; Verschaffel and De Corte, 2008), we designed a conceptual model to define and study the mobilization of control by elementary school students when they are solving mathematical problems. In order to reach our goal to document and understand, in terms of mobilized control, elementary school students’ decisions when they are solving mathematical problems, we conducted a qualitative research on eighteen fifth grade students from three classes located in three different schools. Explicitation interviews were conducted with these students in an effort to achieve better knowledge on the decisions they made while working on three problems that focused on proportionality. For the most part, their explicitations on decision-making shed light on proportionality problem solving for students in Cycle Three of elementary education in terms of control. Analyses show how they mobilize several components of control which were identified in previous research, such as anticipation, verification, discernment and semantic control. Moreover, inductive analysis leads to the proposition of an analysis framework and to the identification of three types of control that may be exercised by elementary school students: structural control, operational control and restrictive control. This inductive analysis also guided the development of a control analysis grid. Furthermore, the analysis of these results leads to many other observations. For instance, we notice that some students ignore how to mobilize one form of control, such as verification. In addition, the analysis demonstrates that control does not guarantee success in solving a problem: students can use one or many components of control without getting the right answer, perhaps even give up on the problem. We also observe that the presence of certain variables in the situational problems influences the students’ mobilization of control components. Finally, the analysis brought to light two roles that are inherent to control and have an impact on decision-making as well: the role of a control that is internal to the student, and the role of a control that is external to the student. The former, internal control, conveys the deliberate involvement of the student in the problem, while the latter, external control, emphasizes the importance of beliefs and academic expectations in the students’ decisions when solving problems. From a theoretical perspective, this thesis broadens our understanding of the notion of control in mathematics, specifically in the decisions that are made when solving problems. It illustrates the importance of control by, amongst other things, the enrichment of the previously suggested frameworks and by the identification of three types of control. From a methodological perspective, it provides a grid to analyze control when solving mathematical problems. From a practical perspective, this research comes to the conclusion that control mobilization in mathematical problems solving is a central issue that must be considered when teaching and learning to solve mathematical problems, notably by considering the existence of a control that negatively restricts the student’s mathematical activity and by the importance of the development of control tools by the students. These issues deserve the attention of the research and mathematics teaching communities.Key words: mathematical problems solving, decision-making, control, elementary school, proportionality.
Books on the topic "Élèves – Mobilité"
Megemont, Jean-Luc. Processus de socialisation et de construction de l'identité dans une situation de mobilité professionnelle: Le cas des élèves ingénieurs du Centre d'Études Supérieurs industrielles. 2000.
Find full textDoctor's careers: Aims and experiences of medical graduates. London: Routledge, 1991.
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SORÉ, Zakaria. "Inégalités sociales et continuité pédagogique en temps du COVID-19 dans la ville de Ouagadougou (Burkina Faso)." In Les écoles africaines à l’ère du COVID-19, 241–58. Editions des archives contemporaines, 2024. http://dx.doi.org/10.17184/eac.7932.
Full textJEANNIN, Magali. "Enseignement en français et en langues locales à l’école primaire en Afrique de l’Ouest : représentations, obstacles et leviers du côté des enseignants." In L’expansion de la norme endogène du français en francophonie, 161–74. Editions des archives contemporaines, 2023. http://dx.doi.org/10.17184/eac.7025.
Full textEloye, Yaba Florence, and Bruno Kouakou Kanga. "Le coping chez des élèves en classes d’examen à Abidjan." In Didactique des langues, plurilinguisme et sciences sociales en Afrique francophone : quelles places à l’interdisciplinarité ?, 285–99. Observatoire européen du plurilinguisme, 2020. http://dx.doi.org/10.3917/oep.agbef.2020.01.0285.
Full textConference papers on the topic "Élèves – Mobilité"
Maurines, Laurence. "Introduire l’histoire des sciences en classe pour travailler les représentations de la/des science(s). La transition géo-héliocentrique selon une approche anthropologique des pratiques scientifiques." In Journée d'étude "Apprendre et penser les sciences dans l’enseignement scientifique : vers une interdisciplinarité didactique-Histoire des sciences-épistémologie", 85–123. MSH Paris-Saclay Éditions, Université Paris-Saclay, 2024. http://dx.doi.org/10.52983/cvwf7239.
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