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Bedos, Elsa. "L'enjeu de la qualité dans l'enseignement supérieur saoudien : l'instrumentation de l'action publique." Thesis, Paris, Institut d'études politiques, 2019. http://www.theses.fr/2019IEPP0029.
Full textSaudi higher education has undergone major changes since the 2000s. They led in particular to the creation of a new public institution: the National Commission for Academic Assessment and Accreditation. This reform came after Saudi Arabian higher education was defined as a public problem, following the attacks of September 11, 2001.The public action developed by this institution was built from the appropriation of notions and tools borrowed from outside Saudi Arabia, including "learning outcomes". This international appeal has led to a strengthening of the proximity of Saudi higher education with the hegemonic world (United States and Europe). The analysis of the introduction of this reform in a university - Alpha Uni - shows the impact of this public policy on this organization : the tensions and opportunities that are created, the redistribution of power between certain actors, the reorganization of certain professional relationships . This analysis provides an insight into the intricacy of instrumental reform, the process of bureaucratization and the modalities of government. The Saudi Arabian higher education reform through evaluation and accreditation sheds light on the implementation of New Public Management (NPM) in a country where this doctrine has not been developed.In a government in which forms of political and moral control are being implemented, the diffusion of the NPM, by developing a formal control over the faculty through the proliferation of writings and procedures, has contributed to loosening political control
Loukrissi, El Mouncif. "L'enseignement arabo-islamique entre tradition et modernité : les universités saoudiennes." Paris 4, 1991. http://www.theses.fr/1991PA040200.
Full textThe educational system in arabic countries faces the problem of tradition and modenity. The saudian example shows their complementary nature. The islamic educational system for the masses aims to form a good muslim who takes an active part in the independence of his country and favours the renewal of the arabic greatness. In spite of their success, the saudian universities suffer from structural weaknesses : the development of saudi nationalism and arab culture is just beginning, their management lacks a good amount of coherence and it can't rely on trustworthy statistics. By widening their field of research and increasing their nomber of graduates, the uniersities attract numerous students. This is encouraged by the saudi government for political and religious reasons particularly wahabism, which supports the education of women. Thus the universities and, generally speaking, the recently created saudian educational system, reinforce tradition and should come into more general use
Traif, Hamad al. "La formation des traducteurs professionnels en Arabie Saoudite : description, évaluation et propositions pédagogiques." Paris 3, 2001. http://www.theses.fr/2001PA030076.
Full textThe aim behind this research is to analyse the teaching methods applied at the Faculty of Languages and Translation (F. L. T. ), established in 1990 in Saudi Arabia, in order to prepare students for a diploma in professional translation. The present work is divided into three parts. In the first part, a general presentation of education in Saudi Arabia, in both Jeddah and Riyadh, is made and the various parties involved in the educational process are presented. This part ends by a general presentation of how translation is taught at the F. L. T. In the second part, we underline the need to define an analysis model that will enable us to move from describing the F. L. T. To its evaluation. We also specify the various approches to translation (linguistical, comparative, etc. ) and we end up by choosing the E. S. I. T. And its interpretative theory as the model which will help us assess the methods applied at F. L. T. These methods are assessed via the four poles, which, according to the interpretative theory, shape the training of professional translators: linguistical perfectioning, methodology, acquisition of knowledge and of new technologies and practicing translation. The analysis is made in three phases : First, an important idea linked with one pole is studied and its content and structure at the E. S. I. T. Are described. Then, the content and structure of the proposed teaching method at the F. L. T. Are described. In the last part of this research, some pedagogical propositions inspired to me by the evaluation of the F. L. T. Are given
Alhawiti, Ahmad. "La compréhension orale de la langue française dans le contexte universitaire saoudien." Thesis, Université de Lorraine, 2014. http://www.theses.fr/2014LORR0280/document.
Full textThe question of oral comprehension is a key activity which necessitates a particular interest in analytic processes. In Saudi Arabia, the state has a keen interest in the teaching of foreign languages. There is an ever increasing number of students who wish to acquire a foreign language, most notably French. This thesis investigates the teaching of French as a foreign language (FFL) in Saudi Arabia and studies the effectiveness of methods (proposed or imposed) in the teaching of French in the Saudi university. Moreover we evaluate the FFL system, paying particular attention to the question of oral comprehension. This allows us to propose solutions, as well as to bring in new methods and approaches for the teaching of FFL in the Saudi university. Our research aims to define the difficulties of Saudi students in oral comprehension, and to study and analyze the effectiveness of university teaching. We therefore conduct a review of the teaching of FFL in Saudi Arabia and conclude that oral comprehension is a key objective in the learning process of any foreign language
Dawlat, Mohammed. "L'évaluation de la compétence orale des apprenants saoudiens du français langue étrangère : spécificités, analyse, propositions de formation à distance." Thesis, Montpellier 3, 2011. http://www.theses.fr/2011MON30040/document.
Full textIn the 21st century, communicating in foreign languages has become a key factor in a global context. Therefore, this research is dedicated to assess the oral skills of Saudi learners. First of all, the research studies the various dimensions of the oral skills while focusing on the methodologies of developing those skills. It analyses as well the assessment that constitutes an important process in an FFL course. As part of this thesis, we’ve conducted a study analyzing the oral performance of some Saudi learners who took part in several communication situations. On one hand, this study analyses the ability of learners to communicate orally in various situations of communication. On the other hand, it studies the difficulties encountered at the lexical, grammatical and phonetic levels. To go further in our research, we’ve used the Information and Communication Technologies (ICT) in developing an FFL distance training, which helped, despite some obstacles, improving oral skills of Saudis learners