Sommaire
Littérature scientifique sur le sujet « Enseignement primaire – Gabon »
Créez une référence correcte selon les styles APA, MLA, Chicago, Harvard et plusieurs autres
Consultez les listes thématiques d’articles de revues, de livres, de thèses, de rapports de conférences et d’autres sources académiques sur le sujet « Enseignement primaire – Gabon ».
À côté de chaque source dans la liste de références il y a un bouton « Ajouter à la bibliographie ». Cliquez sur ce bouton, et nous générerons automatiquement la référence bibliographique pour la source choisie selon votre style de citation préféré : APA, MLA, Harvard, Vancouver, Chicago, etc.
Vous pouvez aussi télécharger le texte intégral de la publication scolaire au format pdf et consulter son résumé en ligne lorsque ces informations sont inclues dans les métadonnées.
Thèses sur le sujet "Enseignement primaire – Gabon"
Nzemo, Biyoghe Olga-Thérésia. « Enseignement et apprentissage de la lecture dans le système scolaire public au Gabon ». Lille 1, 1998. https://pepite-depot.univ-lille.fr/LIBRE/Th_Num/1998/50377-1998-220-1.pdf.
Texte intégralSoumaho, Mesmin-Noël. « Objectifs de l'enseignement primaire et contenu des manuels scolaires : contribution à une étude sociologique du curriculum au Gabon ». Paris 5, 1987. http://www.theses.fr/1987PA05H120.
Texte intégralThe sociological interest of time survey is to estimate the education policy objectives in Gabon and how they get concretly applied in educational actions. With the idea of an "education for economical and social development" assigned to primary education by the political power, it is a matter of not only determining. The set of "images" or "representations" witch are conveyed by the reading books (from CE1 to CM2) about this educational objective, but also to search the social schooling stakes and, about all, to underline the contradictions and ambiguities, even the pertinence and coherence of these political orientation in the school discourse. This survey approached from the angle, directly concerns one of the theories of the "new education and sociology" (N. S. E. ) theories : the curriculum theorie as for a form of organization and the legitimatization of knowledge to achieve this survey, which shall base it on analysis of 3 phenomena : - the first concerns the reproduction of an ethnocentrical vision of development and progress, mediatized through the occidental model. - the second is about the reproduction of a univers is paralyzed between the city and the country, between urban and rural, which gives rise to this two-fold connotation : city modernity , country tradition. - Finally the third phenomenon concerns the media on which is based or is not based, the school discourse. The survey will be house centered around the ideas : defendence and autonomy. The adopted approach will be dialectical, particularly with the ideas of interdependence and contradiction what actually allows us to bear out the hypothesis of occultation, of the "dominence ideology" as long as the official discourses on development finds its legitimatization in the school curricula
Mengue, 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.
Texte intégralThe 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
Bibang-Assoumou, Hilaire, et Hilaire Bibang-Assoumou. « L'intégration du XO dans les environnements d'apprentissage : cas à l'école ÉNS/B au Gabon ». Doctoral thesis, Université Laval, 2013. http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11794/24438.
Texte intégralLa présente étude se propose de comprendre et d’illustrer le processus d’intégration pédagogique du microordinateur XO dans une école située en zone populaire à Libreville au Gabon, soit l’école ÉNS/B. L’activité d’intégration du XO dans ladite école s’inscrit dans un projet global de réforme du système éducatif gabonais initié par le Ministère de l’Éducation Nationale, et a pour but d’introduire les TIC afin de l’adapter au contexte mondial de la société de l’information, et ce, suivant les recommandations de l’UNESCO (2008, 2010, 2011). L’étude s’est essentiellement appuyée sur la théorie de l’activité pour mettre en lumière les tensions apparues dans le système d’activité des enseignants (unité d’analyse retenue) de par l’intégration du microordinateur XO. Divers concepts de cette théorie et, entre autres, la zone proximale de développement (Vygotsky, 1978), la stimulation duale (Laitinen et Sannino, 2011) et le cycle de développement expansif (Engeström, 1987) ont également servi d’appuis pour rendre compte des stratégies mises de l’avant par les enseignants pour tenter de transformer leur système d’activité au regard des tensions vécues. La thèse aboutit globalement à deux catégories de tensions. La première catégorie est décrite à l’intérieur même du système d’activité des enseignants et elle fait référence à l’ouverture peu certaine de celui-ci aux outils pédagogiques non recommandés par les programmes officiels. Elle fait également référence aux dilemmes vis-à-vis (1) du XO en tant qu’outil pédagogique qui n’est pas encore prescrit dans le curriculum, (2) des règles régissant les interrelations intrasystémiques et (3) des rôles attribués aux différents acteurs impliqués. La seconde catégorie concerne les tensions induites par la fragilisation des frontières entre le système d’activité des enseignants et d’autres systèmes d’activité avec lesquels il entretient en permanence des relations d’interdépendance. Toutefois, si les tensions intrasystémiques se sont avérées un tremplin pour l’expansion de l’activité d’intégration du XO dans les pratiques enseignantes avec l’émergence d’un cadre informel de partage et de production de scénarios pédagogiques communs, les tensions intersystémiques auraient plutôt eu tendance à « paralyser » l’expansion de ladite activité au point où il devenait difficile aux enseignants de donner un sens à l’utilisation du XO avec la motivation de changer leur pratique de classe. Mots clés : Révolution numérique, mutations sociales, communauté d’apprentissage, communauté de pratique, communauté de coélaboration de connaissances, zone proximale de développement, stimulation duale, cycle de développement expansif, frontières intersystémiques.
This study aims to understand and illustrate the pedagogical integration of the XO computer in a school located in a popular area of Libreville Gabon, ENS/B School. The integration activity of the XO in that school is part of a comprehensive plan to reform the Gabonese education system initiated by the Ministry of Education. It is also an effort to introduce Information and Communication Technologies (ICTs) in order for the education system to adapt to the global environment of the information society, and in a way guided by UNESCO’s recommendations (2008, 2010, 2011). The study relied heavily on activity theory to highlight the tensions that emerged in the activity system of the teachers (unit of analysis used) with regard to the integration of the XO. Various concepts of this theory, and among others, the zone of proximal development (Vygotsky, 1978), dual stimulation (Laitinen & Sannino, 2011), and the cycle of expansive learning (Engeström, 1987) were used to support teachers’ transformation of their activity system through tension resolution. The overall thesis led to the identification of two types of tensions. The first category is described within the teachers’ system of activity, and refers to their narrow receptivity to tools that fall outside of the official educational program. It also refers to the dilemmas face by teachers regarding the XO as an educational tool not yet specified in the curricula, the rules that controlled their intrasystemic interrelationships, and the roles of the different actors involved. The second category concerns the tensions caused by the weakening of boundaries between teachers’ activity system and other activity systems with which they have constant interrelationships. However, if intrasystemic tensions proved to be a springboard for expanding the XO integration activity in teaching practices as we witnessed the emergence of an informal sharing and production of joint educational scenarios, intersystemic tensions tended to paralyze the expansion of the activity to the point where it was difficult for teachers to use the XO in a meaningful way, one that could positively transform their classroom practice. Keywords: Digital Revolution, social change, community learning, community of practice, community knowledge building, zone of proximal development, dual stimulation cycle of expansive learning, intersystemic borders.
This study aims to understand and illustrate the pedagogical integration of the XO computer in a school located in a popular area of Libreville Gabon, ENS/B School. The integration activity of the XO in that school is part of a comprehensive plan to reform the Gabonese education system initiated by the Ministry of Education. It is also an effort to introduce Information and Communication Technologies (ICTs) in order for the education system to adapt to the global environment of the information society, and in a way guided by UNESCO’s recommendations (2008, 2010, 2011). The study relied heavily on activity theory to highlight the tensions that emerged in the activity system of the teachers (unit of analysis used) with regard to the integration of the XO. Various concepts of this theory, and among others, the zone of proximal development (Vygotsky, 1978), dual stimulation (Laitinen & Sannino, 2011), and the cycle of expansive learning (Engeström, 1987) were used to support teachers’ transformation of their activity system through tension resolution. The overall thesis led to the identification of two types of tensions. The first category is described within the teachers’ system of activity, and refers to their narrow receptivity to tools that fall outside of the official educational program. It also refers to the dilemmas face by teachers regarding the XO as an educational tool not yet specified in the curricula, the rules that controlled their intrasystemic interrelationships, and the roles of the different actors involved. The second category concerns the tensions caused by the weakening of boundaries between teachers’ activity system and other activity systems with which they have constant interrelationships. However, if intrasystemic tensions proved to be a springboard for expanding the XO integration activity in teaching practices as we witnessed the emergence of an informal sharing and production of joint educational scenarios, intersystemic tensions tended to paralyze the expansion of the activity to the point where it was difficult for teachers to use the XO in a meaningful way, one that could positively transform their classroom practice. Keywords: Digital Revolution, social change, community learning, community of practice, community knowledge building, zone of proximal development, dual stimulation cycle of expansive learning, intersystemic borders.
Nguema, Ango Joseph-Marie. « Le monitorat à l’école élémentaire gabonaise, de la colonisation à 2007 : fondements sociaux et questions de compétence et d’efficacité pédagogiques des moniteurs ». Thesis, Paris 10, 2010. http://www.theses.fr/2010PA100164/document.
Texte intégralBased on a research methodology leaning upon half-directive interviews and in situ observations, this work deals with Tutoring issues within the Gabonese rural primary school by casting doubt upon the tutors’ teaching skills and efficiency. It basically postulates that “for teaching, knowledge is first of all required”, and it also presumes that Gabonese tutors of post-colonial period, who were recruited by local administrations, could not be either competent nor efficient, because they were trained on the job and taught pupils without any academic grade and/or professional requirements for such a task. Therefore, they could not help their pupils have access to Knowledge. In order to confirm that hypothesis we use the theories developed by Benjamin BIOOM and H.E. MITZEL, which help measuring educational efficiency and skills of teachers by assessing them according to three kinds of criteria based on specific educational, psychological and sociological indicators : the prediction criteria, the process or functions-based criteria, and criteria based on teaching products (results). Prediction criteria suggest that we set up the tutors’ morphological profile the way Ida BERGER understands it, that means studying their individual characteristics and social paths from their own statements. The problems of criteria based on process or functions and those founded on products (results), lead to the observation of those educational agents in the socio-cognitive conflict of situations concerning teaching inter-relationship with their pupils
Ndjimba, Mouele Aubierge. « Analyse comparée des modalités d'apprentissage en lecture : pour une individualisation de l'apprentissage en CP1 (première année primaire) au Gabon ». Lille 3, 2009. http://www.theses.fr/2009LIL30073.
Texte intégralThe phenomenon of "school redoubling" considered as an endemic evil from which the elementary in the Preparatory classes schools in Gabon (First Primary Year) have suffered from several years ago, is the result partly of the application of the training methods of the reading which prove to be ineffective insofar as they are based only on the principle of group-class (in collective situation of training) ; that to say only on the collective trainings for important groups. While being fixed for objective, to reduce to a significant degree the rate of school redoubling within an official framework while bringing back is to a level almost no one, the originality of this work is to set up a Differentiated Pedagogy through which each pupil is looking after individually while taking into account his aptitudes and his difficulties in order to develop his competences in reading
Mbondzi, Jeannette Yolande. « Maîtrise du français écrit par des élèves du cours moyen au Gabon ». Paris 5, 2007. http://www.theses.fr/2007PA05H026.
Texte intégralThis work aims to study the Gabonese pupils mastering of written French in level five. Through the study of written text, we have attempted to identify the difficulties and problems caused not only by the usage of French by mainly bilingual and multilingual trainees (error and syntaxic structures analysis) but also by the problems they met while building texts structures. This study thus shows that there are two types of French: one imposed in school by the official standard, and the second daily used by the pupils, hence the necessity to adjust the ways of teaching according to the country situation, as we have tried to illustrate briefly
Ignanga, Bouassa Guy Christian. « L'acquisition de la réflexivité en orthographe syntaxique chez les élèves de cinquième année primaire au Gabon ». Thesis, Aix-Marseille, 2020. http://www.theses.fr/2020AIXM0145.
Texte intégralThe language of instruction in the Gabonese education system is French. The learning of this language is based on several subjects including spelling which is our object of study. Unfortunately, we note that the pupils experience difficulties in learning this subject. We observe an exponential increase in errors in the written productions of learners of the fifth year of primary education in Gabon. The exploratory survey indeed reveals that the pupils encounter difficulties with regard to the application of the orthographic rules. The primary aim of this research is to identify and classify spelling errors based on the typology of Nina catch (1980). The test dictation shows that the writers of the fifth year primary classes make a multitude of errors in terms of written productions. Our research focused on a sample of 226 fifth grade primary learners from eight classes. It appears that syntactic spelling is the major difficulty that poses a problem. Furthermore, at the end of the organization of the graphic negotiation workshops, we noted a development of spelling skills among pupils of the fifth year of primary education in Gabon. The success rate recorded is based on the exchanges that took place within the groups. Verbal interactions have led to socio-cognitive conflicts and a chang in representations among learners. As a result, the percentage of errors has decreased for scripters
Mouele, Pierre. « L'intégration des pratiques évaluatives des apprentissages : analyse de besoins de formation continue chez les enseignants gabonais du primaire (cas de l'évaluation sommative) ». Master's thesis, Université Laval, 2017. http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11794/28025.
Texte intégralThis research focuses on the evaluation practices of Gabonese primary teachers in connection with teaching practices. The research concerns the summative evaluation knowledge, as part of taking admission decision to a level skill and the passage of the student upper class. The goal of the study is to determine the training needs of teachers, given the current and desired situations of their professional skills in summative evaluation. The different training needs were measured using the following dimensions: perceptions of teachers in relation to their summative assessment practices and the types of training and priorities in summative evaluation. Two instruments of measurementhave been used to collect research data. The questionnaire sent to forty participants, brought together quantitative data. The guides of semi-structured individual interviews were sent to four of these teachers to collect their speeches about their current and desired situations in summative evaluation. The analysis and interpretation of quantitative data were made from the non-graphical approach developed by Nadeau (1984). This first analysis of data allowed finding the frequency of selection of each participant, scores, the average absolute deviation and the needs of the priority index. The treatment of the qualitative data was based on the systemic theory developed by Lapointe (1992) by conducting discourse analysis of the participants by means of coding and verbatim transcripts through the QDA Miner software. The different statistical and interpretative analyzes were then triangulated to measure the extent of the needs expressed by all the participants. The discussion helped to make connexions between the outcome of the research and scientific literature. The quantitative results show that there are four categories of continuing education needs among participants: 17 critical needs, 17 priority needs, 11 low priority needs and 7 non-priority needs. The qualitative analyzes mention that Gabonese public school teachers who participated in the research have a weak current situation in their summative evaluation practices. Their perceptions show that the lack of sufficient skills training (CPA) and the lack of relevance of the tools of this approach are the major causes of the difficulties in summative evaluation. The qualitative results also show that teachers have difficulty in linking teaching practices to summative evaluation practices. To this end, participants expressed a strong desire to benefit from continuing training in order to improve their evaluation practices in particular. After the research, five recommendations with many statements have been made to the Ministry of education of Gabon and its various technical directions, so that the appropriate policies and mechanisms are implemented in the direction of reducing the discrepancy between the current and desired situationsof Gabonese primary school teachers who participated in this studyin the Estuary province, in particular.
Ndolly, Grégoire. « L'apprentissage à l'enseignement de la géométrie : analyse des pratiques de futurs enseignants en stage à l'école primaire au Gabon ». Thesis, Université Laval, 2012. http://www.theses.ulaval.ca/2012/28839/28839.pdf.
Texte intégral