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Journal articles on the topic "Expression/ réticence"
Le Paven, Maël. "Les dialectiques contrat / milieu, réticence / expression et conformité / performance en entraînement sportif de haut niveau. Exemplification par la comparaison de deux épisodes mettant en scène des dyades entraîneur /." Éducation et didactique, no. 11-1 (June 20, 2017): 9–44. http://dx.doi.org/10.4000/educationdidactique.2636.
Full textButler, Kate, and Cecilia Benoit. "Citizenship Practices Among Youth Who Have Experienced Government Care." Canadian Journal of Sociology 40, no. 1 (March 19, 2015): 25–50. http://dx.doi.org/10.29173/cjs20571.
Full textPaven, Maël Le. "Apprendre à pratiquer une activité physique, sportive et artistique en apprenant à l’enseigner entre élèves : un levier pour une EPS citoyenne ? Le rôle de la sémiose." Axe 2 – Vers une éducation physique de qualité, 2021. http://dx.doi.org/10.25518/sepaps20.435.
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Morales, Ibarra Grace. "L'enseignement et l'apprentissage de la représentation : une étude de cas en maternelle : le "Jeu des Trésors"." Thesis, Brest, 2014. http://www.theses.fr/2014BRES0012/document.
Full textTeaching and learning how to write is a heavily discussed topic but discussion is not so frequent when it comes to other forms of representation conveying knowledge as well. When individuals learn how to represent (that is, how to create and/or make use of representation), they can appropriate an essential tool to build critical thought, get into institued knowledge and solve their problems.We are studying the case of a renewed implementation of didactic engineering called « The treasure game » (Brousseau, 2004), within cooperative engineering at the ESPE in Brittany.This longitudinal study notably leans upon video sequences. We describe how pupils aged five, on an eight months period, learn to build and develop practices of production an d deciphering representations, both oral and graphic, in a context of communication. We describe also how they adjust and coordinate their actions with other pupils’, so as to solve a problem in common. We reconstruct the didactic genealogy of their practices in order to answer the following question : « How and in what circumstances have they learnt their practices ? ». There, the teacher’s part is essential. He/She will act upon the construction of a contractual background, associated with the process of representation, providing a framework meant to shape the pupils’perception.Our tools take their roots in the theoretical framework of didactic game ( dialectics didactic contract/ milieu ; reluctance/expression), and we explore the affective dimension of this framework within the Joint Action Theory in Didactics
Vigot, Nathalie. "Temps des pratiques de savoir, dispositifs et stratégies professorales : une étude de cas en mathématique au cours préparatoire : Journal du Nombre et Anticipation." Thesis, Brest, 2014. http://www.theses.fr/2014BRES0014/document.
Full textThis thesis focuses on student's building of number sense at primary school (first grade).The mainhypothesis consists of fostering the students' study by enabling them to learn in their own time. Forthis, the thesis explores the implementation, in a first grade class, of a research workbook, the"Journal of the Number” and a model of study organisation called the "Anticipatory Group". Theaim of these designs lies in the anticipating of the didactic time. The situations are analysed with thehelp of the Joint Action Theory in Didactics, notably by relying on the twofold dialectics ofcontract-milieu and reticence-expression, and by proposing the notion of collective productiveincentive. This reflects the development of knowledge of all students through repeated andprogressive situations elaborated within the didactic engineering ACE (Arithmetics andComprehension at Primary School). This long-term research allows the analysis of advanced andless advanced students' productions
Mvogo-Machinal, Kuna. "Etude diachronique (Xème-XVIIème siècles) des procédures de lexicalisation des expressions métaphoriques : théorisation de la réticence à l'effort évocatoire." Bordeaux 3, 2008. http://www.theses.fr/2008BOR30091.
Full textIn cognition two different modalities of interpretation are distinguished, according to whether a metaphor is lively or fixed. In the lively case, the transfer of a part of the meaning controls the cognitive elaboration of a new semantic representation. It is the result of an interpretative calculation which has a quite significant cognitive cost: the sense has been evoked. The evocation, quite as its counterpart, the direct reference (referential modality of interpretation of the literal sense and the fixed non-literalsense of the lexeme), are subjected to signification and sense. They vary accordingly to the periodand the context of use for the same lexeme. These phenomena should be clarified by the study of the evolution of interpretative procedures in the course of time, in the same language, which gives keys, and analytical solutions, for the semantic lexical and pragmatic cognitive diachronic statistical study. The synthesis of the results underlines the role of the pragmatic and cognitive sciences, through the degree of the interpretative effort, the modality of interpretation (evocation versus direct reference) and the conceptual inferences (internal inferences). Evocation and direct reference are dynamic elements of the semantic lexical variation and must be considered in their simultaneity during the interpretation. The control and the hidden influence of both these modalities produce evident and cryptic deductions, which give birth tonew processes of interpretation or metaphorical creation. The human mind, in its cognitive interpretation, prefers direct reference according to the natural tendency to categorization. That is why the principle of unwillingness against the evocation effort triggers off first lexicalization and then literalization of the metaphorical expressions