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Journal articles on the topic "Stages pédagogiques – Québec (Province)"
Videau, Manon, Justine Burguière, Éléonore Holscher, Céline Porteils, Pascal Paubel, and Jean-François Bussières. "Enseignement théorique et exposition à la gestion pharmaceutique lors de l’internat en pharmacie hospitalière : perspectives québécoise et française." Pédagogie Médicale 20, no. 2 (2019): 57–68. http://dx.doi.org/10.1051/pmed/2020005.
Full textMartin, Fernand. "Effets de la crise de l’énergie sur la croissance économique de Montréal et du Québec." Industrie manufacturière 50, no. 3 (July 9, 2009): 351–61. http://dx.doi.org/10.7202/803053ar.
Full textMartelain, Jacques, Maurice Chenevoy, and Marc Bélanger. "Le batholite de De Pas, Nouveau-Québec : infrastructure composite d'arc magmatique protérozoïque." Canadian Journal of Earth Sciences 35, no. 1 (January 1, 1998): 1–15. http://dx.doi.org/10.1139/e97-084.
Full textHeidari, Mohammad, Damien Mathis, Pierre Blanchet, and Ben Amor. "Streamlined Life Cycle Assessment of an Innovative Bio-Based Material in Construction: A Case Study of a Phase Change Material Panel." Forests 10, no. 2 (February 13, 2019): 160. http://dx.doi.org/10.3390/f10020160.
Full textMichel C. Nolin, Bernard Gagnon,, and Athyna N. Cambouris. "Combined de-inking paper sludge and poultry manure application on corn yield and soil nutrients." Canadian Journal of Soil Science 84, no. 4 (November 1, 2004): 503–12. http://dx.doi.org/10.4141/s04-020.
Full textMonney, Nicole, Nadia Cody, Roxanne Labrecque, and Carolinne Boisvert. "Accompagner et évaluer le stagiaire dans la réalisation de liens entre les savoirs théoriques, didactiques, pédagogiques et expérientiels : le point de vue d’enseignants associés et de superviseurs universitaires sur l’apport du ePortfolio chez le stagiaire." Canadian Journal for the Scholarship of Teaching and Learning 9, no. 3 (December 31, 2018). http://dx.doi.org/10.5206/cjsotl-rcacea.2018.3.5.
Full textCouture-Matte, Robin. "Digital Games in the Elementary Classroom: Using Club Penguin Island with Grade 6 ESL students." Canadian Modern Language Review, May 13, 2021, e20200050. http://dx.doi.org/10.3138/cmlr-2020-0050.
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Hall, Hélène. "Un modèle opérationnel des stages en milieu d'enseignement." Master's thesis, Université Laval, 1985. http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11794/29097.
Full textWoodburn, Andréa J. "Topics in student-coach reflective journals : a study on coach reflection during undergraduate internships." Thesis, Université Laval, 2013. http://www.theses.ulaval.ca/2013/30159/30159.pdf.
Full textThe Baccalauréat en Intervention sportive (BIS) is a three-year, undergraduate program at Université Laval that specializes in coach education and includes three internships as part of its curriculum. During their internships, student-coaches were required to complete a reflective journal. The objective of this study was to identify the topics the student-coaches chose to write about in their reflective journals during their two-year internships in the BIS. Data were gathered from the journal entries of six novice student-coaches of team sports over two seasons, showing the breadth and the reoccurrence of topics by way of emerging themes. The results offered insight into the experiences of these novice student-coaches and suggested that they most often write about actions – their mentor coaches’ and their own. Through agreeing or disagreeing (saying they would do something differently than their mentor) with their mentors’ actions, they wrote about short-term planning, long-term planning and teaching in practice situations, and in game situations about choice of strategy, game management and motivating athletes. When agreeing with their own actions they wrote about short-term planning/teaching choices, taking initiative/showing leadership, and connecting with athletes. When disagreeing with their own actions (saying they would do something differently next time) they wrote about short-term planning/teaching choices and taking initiative/showing leadership. When writing about their own actions, they also proposed actions they should take that communicated three objectives: to enhance their learning, to broaden their competencies, and to improve their teaching. These principle conclusions suggest that the student-coaches notice actions as triggers for their reflection, and that they seem to judge the actions they notice against an implicit vision of coaching effectiveness. They contribute to the limited empirical research on the coach as a reflective practitioner by providing insight into what novice coaches notice, a starting point for better understanding how they see the complex practice that is coaching, and an important first step in beginning a reflective process. The principle advantage that the BIS internships can offer is a context in which to investigate reflective practice with novice developmental coaches. This coaching population, outside of the BIS context, is transient and mostly volunteer-based, making research on their development a challenge. This study is the first of what will be a sustained line of inquiry on how development coaches learn to coach, and more specifically on their development as reflective practitioners.
Leriche, Jérôme. "Analyse des pratiques d'accompagnement de stagiaires au Québec et en France en éducation physique." Thèse, Toulouse 3, 2010. http://thesesups.ups-tlse.fr/1143/.
Full textPhysical education teachers’ formation in Quebec as in France is oriented to develop professional competencies. Cooperative teachers supervise student-teachers and are considered key-players. In this comparative study, we analyzed the cooperative teacher’s supervision practices during a 7 week practicum in Quebec and a 7 month practicum in France. We use a double theoretical framework to study student-teacher’s supervision. The first one is the classroom ecology paradigm in physical education from North America and allows to understand all the events of the life in the gym. The second one is a didactic approach from francophone Europe and looks at the events in the gym in relation with the content knowledge. This double framework is used to understand what happens during post-lesson interviews between cooperative teachers and student teachers. It also allows to quantify and qualify the content of the supervision in both countries. In order to understand the singularity of each context, we use data from phone interviews and semi-directed interviews with cooperative teachers and student teachers. Results show that in both cases, supervision intensity is low during the practicum (less than 20 minutes each week). 48 % of the post-lesson discussions are related to the content knowledge, 25 % to the organization and 16 % to the social interactions between students. Our second level, based on didactic approach, demonstrates that discussions about content knowledge are associated to “contrat didactique” and “milieu didactique”. We also show that cooperative teachers do not look at student-teachers’ lesson plan and they do not know the professional competencies that student teachers must develop during the internship. Our research on conditions and contents of supervision in two cases shows difficulties on several aspects. First, the supervision conditions seem to be insufficient in the Quebec case and in the French case to allow cooperative teachers to look professionally and with a formative intervention on student-teachers practices. The lack of cooperative teacher’s formation on professional competencies may explain this tendency. Content knowledge is the main subject during the post-lesson discussions. Task system from ecology paradigm combined with didactic descriptors is a new approach in physical education research and it is the focal point of this research. The present thesis contributes to the advancement of research on student-teachers’ supervision from the diversity of data collection and allows to understand what happens during the last practicum of the physical education teacher’s formation
Dubois, Jean-Philippe. "Déterminants structuro-pédagogiques de l'implantation du programme ESPAR." Master's thesis, Université Laval, 2004. http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11794/43297.
Full textZarié, Alexandre. "Les écoles polyvalentes au Québec : historique, finalités éducatives, architecture scolaire et usages pédagogiques." Master's thesis, Université Laval, 2021. http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11794/69711.
Full textToday's teaching practices are often held in space settings defined by past generations. Teaching-learning situations in high schools, often take place in institutions formerly known as comprehensive schools built during the 1960s/'70s. This M.A. thesis is linked to the Schola.ca project which studies the characteristics of Quebec's elementary and high schools, in order to provide tools for their renovation and optimization. In this context, our research studies the school spaces in high schools, as well as teacher's practices within them. Numerous official documents, architectural plans and journals were analyzed, in order to understand how socio-economic, political, architectural and mainly educational factors have influenced the design and definition of these schools. Moreover, a discussion with two teachers from a high school in the City of Quebec area has allowed a better understanding of how teachers adapt the scholastic spaces to fit their needs. Thanks to the various theoretical tools developed by space sociologists and sociologists of education, we were able to better understand the links between the design of school spaces following the Parent Report (comprehensive schools) and the current use of these same spaces by teachers. Focusing on space practices through a case study in a high school located in the City of Quebec area, our research aims to inform the Schola.ca project on how teachers take over space or adapt it to their needs.
Bourget, Linda. "La richesse éducative des stages." Master's thesis, Université Laval, 1987. http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11794/29199.
Full textBédard, Mélanie. "Les idéaux pédagogiques de l'instruction publique québécoise, de 1789 à 1875, et leur application législative." Doctoral thesis, Université Laval, 2015. http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11794/26428.
Full textA critical discourse on the contemporary public school systems denounces the loss of transcendent teaching ideals, which would manifest itself in the weakening authority of the pedagogical tradition, and by gradually forgetting the emancipator and reflexive vocation of education. As a starting point for this thesis, three elements (public education, transcendent authority and teaching ideals) helped us understand the sense of the Québécois state education for its founders. Inspired by work of Émile Durkheim and Max Weber, we compare the original ideals of the Québécois state education with an ideal type of the modern teaching ideal, based on reflections from Rousseau, Condorcet and Hegel. This ideal supports both the valorization of an active human autonomy (in modern philosophy) and the trust in the benefits of human freedom (in western liberalism, questioning any abusive authority). The ideal of civilisation in constant evolution, however, maintains the authority of teaching’s tradition as an essential source of reflexivity, and thus for its role in acquiring wisdom. The analysis of the ideals expressed in school projects and laws from 1789 to 1875, and of the authority implementing them, highlighted the prevalence of a concern for the political society in development. This society was characterized by the awareness of multiple identity attachments and the distance with European metropolises. With each new law, the tolerance between Catholics and Protestants, and the acceptance of the linguistic differences between French-speaking and English-speaking people were maintained, leading to a tight separation between two cultural communities. In spite of this growing division, these laws enforced the ideal of the state education common to the French-speaking and English-speaking liberals by creating higher degree schools following elementary education, as a stepping-stone towards classical colleges. This ideal combined the utilitarian and universal intellectual vocations of public education. For the French Canadians, this was a mean of collective emancipation in the political society and towards the evolution of civilization. The teaching authority of the State remained quite limited until it was gradually granted to the religious authorities.
Querrien, Diane, and Diane Querrien. "Influence d'une formation continue sur les croyances, les représentations et les pratiques d'enseignants et de conseillères pédagogiques à l'égard de l'intégration des élèves allophones." Doctoral thesis, Université Laval, 2017. http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11794/28386.
Full textEn région au Québec, les enseignants doivent de plus en plus s'adapter à la présence d'élèves allophones dans leurs classes et, plus particulièrement dans des classes ordinaires traditionnellement homogènes. Parmi ces derniers, plusieurs sont en situation de retard scolaire (De Koninck et Armand, 2012a). En ce qui a trait à la capacité d'adaptation des enseignants, les recherches ayant porté sur la cognition des enseignants de langue ont notamment montré que leurs croyances et leurs représentations constituaient le pivot des changements qu'ils opèrent (Borg, 2006). Ainsi, les formations qui leur sont proposées pour faire face à leurs nouvelles réalités devraient, entre autres, solliciter la réflexion pour les soutenir efficacement, et favoriser la mise en œuvre de pratiques didactiques et pédagogiques adaptées à leurs contextes d'enseignement, et ce, en encourageant la collaboration entre différents intervenants d'un même milieu (Korthagen, 2010a). Cette recherche visait à établir si des enseignants et des conseillères pédagogiques de la région de Québec pouvaient s'adapter à répondre aux besoins d'élèves allophones, et ce, dans le cadre d'une formation continue - Alloscol - portant sur le soutien au développement de la langue scolaire chez des élèves scolarisés ou sous-scolarisés et adoptant une approche intégrative basée sur la réflexion et la collaboration. Les résultats issus de l'analyse de leurs entrevues initiales et finales (début et fin de formation) et de différentes versions ajustées de leurs planifications d'enseignement ont révélé 1) des changements dans leur discours et dans leurs pratiques en faveur d'une meilleure intégration des élèves allophones aux classes ordinaires, notamment grâce à la compréhension des caractéristiques de la langue scolaire et des enjeux socioculturels qui y sont associés, et 2) que la formule de formation intégrant réflexion et collaboration entre enseignants de différentes expertises avait eu une influence notoire sur ces changements, bien qu'ils soient variables d'un participant à l'autre. Certains facteurs inhérents aux milieux professionnels, tel que le manque de temps, les politiques de recrutement des enseignants ou la répartition de leurs rôles, ont cependant été désignés par les répondants comme des obstacles au plein profit des apports de la formation.
In regions outside the Montreal metropolitan area, teachers are increasingly required to adapt to the presence of allophones in their schools and, in particular, within mainstream classrooms, which have traditionally been homogeneous. A number of these students are low-literate (De Koninck & Armand, 2012a). Research carried out on teachers' cognition, with respect to their ability to adapt, has shown that beliefs and perceptions are key to any changes that they are likely to make (Borg, 2006). In order to provide teachers with effective support, therefore, training programs must be designed to help them meet these new challenges, encouraging them to reflect on the situation and to implement new didactic and pedagogical practices in collaboration with other educators from the same school (Korthagen, 2010a). The objective of this study has been to determine whether a professional development program, "Alloscol", aimed at teachers and pedagogical advisors from the Quebec City area, would enable them to adapt their teaching to meet the needs of French-language learners. Alloscol focuses on providing support for the development of the language of schooling of educated or under-educated students by means of an integrated approach based on reflection and collaboration. Qualitative analysis was carried out on interviews conducted at the beginning and at the conclusion of the training program and on different adjusted versions of their course outlines. The results revealed: (1) that changes in the discourse and practices of teachers improved the integration of French-language learners into mainstream classrooms, thanks to a better understanding of the characteristics of the language of schooling along with associated sociocultural issues; and (2) that the design of the training program, which integrated reflection and collaboration among teachers with different areas of expertise, had a significant impact on these changes, although this varied from participant to participant. Respondents also indicated that factors related to working conditions, such as time constraints, hiring policies, and workload assignment, were barriers to deriving full benefit from the training program.
In regions outside the Montreal metropolitan area, teachers are increasingly required to adapt to the presence of allophones in their schools and, in particular, within mainstream classrooms, which have traditionally been homogeneous. A number of these students are low-literate (De Koninck & Armand, 2012a). Research carried out on teachers' cognition, with respect to their ability to adapt, has shown that beliefs and perceptions are key to any changes that they are likely to make (Borg, 2006). In order to provide teachers with effective support, therefore, training programs must be designed to help them meet these new challenges, encouraging them to reflect on the situation and to implement new didactic and pedagogical practices in collaboration with other educators from the same school (Korthagen, 2010a). The objective of this study has been to determine whether a professional development program, "Alloscol", aimed at teachers and pedagogical advisors from the Quebec City area, would enable them to adapt their teaching to meet the needs of French-language learners. Alloscol focuses on providing support for the development of the language of schooling of educated or under-educated students by means of an integrated approach based on reflection and collaboration. Qualitative analysis was carried out on interviews conducted at the beginning and at the conclusion of the training program and on different adjusted versions of their course outlines. The results revealed: (1) that changes in the discourse and practices of teachers improved the integration of French-language learners into mainstream classrooms, thanks to a better understanding of the characteristics of the language of schooling along with associated sociocultural issues; and (2) that the design of the training program, which integrated reflection and collaboration among teachers with different areas of expertise, had a significant impact on these changes, although this varied from participant to participant. Respondents also indicated that factors related to working conditions, such as time constraints, hiring policies, and workload assignment, were barriers to deriving full benefit from the training program.
Bilodeau, Karyne. "Les pratiques pédagogiques en lecture des enseignantes de la 1re à la 4e année du primaire." Thesis, Université Laval, 2008. http://www.theses.ulaval.ca/2008/25294/25294.pdf.
Full textBoudreau, Carole. "Le sentiment d'efficacité, les attentes envers les élèves et les pratiques pédagogiques en lecture des enseignants en milieux défavorisés et en milieux moyens/favorisés." Thesis, Université Laval, 2009. http://www.theses.ulaval.ca/2009/25977/25977.pdf.
Full textBooks on the topic "Stages pédagogiques – Québec (Province)"
Laflamme, Bastien. La formation des futurs enseignants au Québec, au Canada et aux États-Unis. Québec, Qué: Ministère de l'éducation, Direction générale de la recherche et du développement, 1991.
Find full textl'éducation, Québec(Province) Conseil supérieur de. Les projets de régimes pédagogiques de la formation générale des adultes et de la formation professionnelle. Sainte-Foy, Québec: Conseil supérieur de l'éducation, 2000.
Find full textQuébec(Province) . Conseil supérieur de l'éducation. Les enjeux majeurs des programmes d'études et des régimes pédagogiques. Sainte-Foy, Québec: Le Conseil, 1999.
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