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Journal articles on the topic "Redoublement de classes – Gabon – Libreville"
Tonda, Joseph. "Entre communautarisme et individualisme : la « tuée tuée », une figure-miroir de la déparentélisation au Gabon." Sociologie et sociétés 39, no. 2 (October 7, 2008): 79–99. http://dx.doi.org/10.7202/019085ar.
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Akoué, Marie-Colette. "Le redoublement des filles dans les classes de 3e des écoles secondaires de Libreville au Gabon." Thesis, Université Laval, 2007. http://www.theses.ulaval.ca/2007/24184/24184.pdf.
Full textMengue, Abessolo-Mvono Louise. "L'école primaire au Gabon : analyse des déterminants de la réussite aux cours préparatoires 1ère et 2ème année." Dijon, 1997. http://www.theses.fr/1997DIJOL011.
Full textThe analysis of class repeating is of great significance in Gabon as a factor of strengthening pupils' acquisition or additional costs to the state and the pupils. Only one third of pupils manage to be promoted within the primary school cycle without repeating. Furthermore we find the bigger number of repeated class in the first year of learning within the education system. The current economic situation imposes the combination of alternative forms of school organization to be adjusted in order to optimize school resources. It seems then necessary to make choices that lead to the definition of strategies which aim at either training pupils to a lesser cost or training the maximum of them with limited resources. This analysis should contribute to delimit the combination of factors which should optimize pupils' promotion taking into account their family and school environment. We aim at finding the best balance between the quality of teaching, the number of pupils and the resources dedicated to education. This study contains three levels of investigation : first of all, it measures the internal efficiency of Gabon school system by comparing the situation of the country with other french-speaking african states and countries which present the same level of resources (gdp per inhabitants between us $$ 2,000 and 4,000). Secondly, it identifies the variables determining the level of pupils' acquisition in the first year infant class in order to define which variables we should worked on to optimize pupils' learning performances and bring down significantly grade repeating. Finally, it measures the level of coherence between decisions at the end of the year and pupils' value measured by an acquisition test. This last analysis leads us to measure the impact of grade repeating on pupils' learning progress
Ndong, Ngoua Pascal. "La politique de décentralisation au Gabon (1996-2007) : entre conflits de compétences, manœuvres politiques et des populations urbaines non urbanisées : les cas de Libreville et de Médouneu." Paris 8, 2011. http://www.theses.fr/2011PA083989.
Full textLocal communities are now presented as a guarantee for better “governance” and economic, social and cultural development. With the support of international donors and the democratic revival of the 1990s, these local communities embody a new approach to the organization of local territories, benefit from new credits, and most of the governments of sub-Saharan Africa are committed to ambitious reforms in this direction. Both structural and functional in their nature, these reforms have involved so-called decentralisation policies, i. E. “the transfer or the delegation of different levels of power, by the central Government to various State institutions at the lowest level”. In Gabon, this process was started on June 6, 1996, with the promulgation of the organic law n° 15/96 relative to decentralisation. This step towards reform attempts to break with a strong tendency towards the centralisation of management devices. It thus creates the conditions for a repositioning of political actors [or not], both on the local and national levels, mobilising old and new opinion leaders, creating alliances and competitions, even when the transfers of power, in fact, amount to zero. An analysis of the text seeks to understand how the devices of the organic law n° 15/96 are apprehended, and sometimes manipulated by the various authorities involved in the ongoing process. Also, it is important to identify important points of contradiction which prevent the efficient application of the Law and to analyse the relationship between policy development and socio-political and cultural factors. Moreover, grasping the impact of the reform requires us measure the level of social and economic development it stimulated and to grasp how people participate in public spaces. Reflection on local government reform also involves an assessment of the impact of the Gabonese National Commemoration celebrations on August 17, which, since their resumption in 2002, are every year held in a different province of the country. Finally, the discussion of decentralization in Gabon leads us to ask, to what extent decentralised development cooperation could contribute to the improvement of the socio-economic structures of local Gabonese municipalities, in particular those of Libreville and Medouneu
Mbazogue-Owono, Liliane. "Manières de s'approprier une question socialement vive dans les classes de sciences du secondaire au Gabon : étude des conversations d'enseignants et enseignantes des sciences de la vie et de la terre sur l'éducation à la prévention du sida." Thesis, Université Laval, 2012. http://www.theses.ulaval.ca/2012/29558/29558.pdf.
Full textDemba, Jean Jacques. "La face subjective de l'échec scolaire : récits d'élèves gabonais du secondaire." Thesis, Université Laval, 2010. http://www.theses.ulaval.ca/2010/27445/27445.pdf.
Full textNtsame, Diramba Imeilda. "Analyse de productions écrites et orales recueillies dans des classes de CM2 de Libreville et de Metz : étude linguistique et didactique." Thesis, Université de Lorraine, 2017. http://www.theses.fr/2017LORR0273/document.
Full textThe thesis is based on a collection of 48 narrative productions, oral and written, collected from pupils enrolled in the CM2 class at two schools in Metz and Libreville. The instruction - identical in both situations - consisted in asking the students to tell a story that had happened to them and that had struck them. From this empirical collection, we sought to evaluate the narrative competence of the pupils as "qualitatively" as several comparisons helped us to do (the two productions of the same pupil, the written productions of the French class, etc.) After a first part which proceeds to different frames - theoretical andMethodologies - the analyzes of the collected productions are considered from the point of view of the internal temporality of the processes (the progress, the simultaneity and the regression of the reported facts) as suggested by the analyzes of Bres (2001). As for the evaluation of the cohesion of the discourse produced, we based our studies on coherence and cohesion (Adam, 2011, Charolles 1988) to consider production from a global point of view - Of narrativity - on what they seem to indicate as meaningful intention. We then considered the intermediate level of the textplanes and their cohesion, that is to say, the chaining of utterances and the phenomena of bonding (or rupture) which, not strictly syntactic, underlie this cohesion. Throughout this work, we have avoided an overly normative and micro-structural conception of the errors encountered. After a second part devoted to the analyzes of the collected productions, the last part attempts to reconfigure the linguistic activities within the framework of the didactics of French and to set out the areas of competence in which the narrative practice is practiced Of students aged about ten years, as are those we have submitted to our investigation
Akoué, Marie-Colette. "Le redoublement des filles dans les classes de 3e des écoles secondaires de Libreville au Gabon /." 2007. http://www.theses.ulaval.ca/2007/24184/24184.pdf.
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