Circulation, déambulation et textes hétérogènes

In this study, we aim to highlight some ways in which students manage or fail to establish connections (between heterogeneous elements when reading composite – therefore non-linear – texts (Bautier et al., 2012), and when using multiple semiotic systems or verbal statements with various targets. In...

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Main Authors: Catherine Delarue-Breton, Jacques Crinon
Format: Article
Language:fra
Published: Nantes Université 2016-03-01
Series:Recherches en Éducation
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Online Access:http://journals.openedition.org/ree/5648
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description In this study, we aim to highlight some ways in which students manage or fail to establish connections (between heterogeneous elements when reading composite – therefore non-linear – texts (Bautier et al., 2012), and when using multiple semiotic systems or verbal statements with various targets. In particular, we want to show that some students’ are able to establish continuity between the various elements coming from these materials, while others find it more difficult. We also examine their ability to link various elements coming from these materials or other elements from their own experience. In this context, the teacher’s role will be studied, especially the way he/she helps students make connections. We will analyse:the choice of material; the choice of educational devices (implementation, development); the arbitration during the students’ verbal exchanges; the way each student’s personal experience is taken into account.
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spelling doaj.art-d00b52c6d74f40b19bcef85cd7bbd8e52022-12-22T04:07:59ZfraNantes UniversitéRecherches en Éducation1954-30772016-03-012510.4000/ree.5648Circulation, déambulation et textes hétérogènesCatherine Delarue-BretonJacques CrinonIn this study, we aim to highlight some ways in which students manage or fail to establish connections (between heterogeneous elements when reading composite – therefore non-linear – texts (Bautier et al., 2012), and when using multiple semiotic systems or verbal statements with various targets. In particular, we want to show that some students’ are able to establish continuity between the various elements coming from these materials, while others find it more difficult. We also examine their ability to link various elements coming from these materials or other elements from their own experience. In this context, the teacher’s role will be studied, especially the way he/she helps students make connections. We will analyse:the choice of material; the choice of educational devices (implementation, development); the arbitration during the students’ verbal exchanges; the way each student’s personal experience is taken into account.http://journals.openedition.org/ree/5648learning difficulties and students in difficultywriting and readingeducational inequalitiespedagogy: methods and tools
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Circulation, déambulation et textes hétérogènes
Recherches en Éducation
learning difficulties and students in difficulty
writing and reading
educational inequalities
pedagogy: methods and tools
title Circulation, déambulation et textes hétérogènes
title_full Circulation, déambulation et textes hétérogènes
title_fullStr Circulation, déambulation et textes hétérogènes
title_full_unstemmed Circulation, déambulation et textes hétérogènes
title_short Circulation, déambulation et textes hétérogènes
title_sort circulation deambulation et textes heterogenes
topic learning difficulties and students in difficulty
writing and reading
educational inequalities
pedagogy: methods and tools
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