Suchergebnisse

Dans l'enseignement secondaire français, les retenues sont des « punitions scolaires » prévues pour répondre aux « manquements mineurs aux obligations ». Dans trois collèges représentatifs, nous comparons d'abord les quantités et les motifs de « colle », et essayons d'expliquer les différences. En second lieu, une focalisation sur le sexe et sur la classe fait émerger des résultats favorables aux filles et aux jeunes collégiens. Dans un troisième temps, se pose la question de la répartition des retenues. Loin d'être concentrées sur un petit nombre d'élèves, elles révèlent une logique de maintien de l'ordre (scolaire et statutaire), qui limite beaucoup la réflexion éducative.

445 p. ; In French colleges, the issue of education is poorly treated: at the statutory level, it marks the low prestige of certain personnel, or certain subject matter being taught. This is the case with counsellors (conseillers d'éducation) and teaching assistants (assistants d'éducation) or, on another level, with arts education, civic education or physical education. Education's negative connotation is confirmed in people's discourse, which is inclined to report deficiencies. The social gap between members of the cultivated middle class and their students does not, however, predict the level of tension. First, the construction of a school environment indeed plays an importance role; what's more, the most difficult educational situations are precisely the ones that require us to think in educational terms. The result is often a better environment than in institutions with little exposure to difficulties. In the minds of professionals, French colleges have no other purpose than to organize the succession of courses between scholarly teachers and captivated learners. From the beginning of mass schooling, teachers actually apply "tinkered" pedagogies, unrelated to imaginary principles. In spite of these unofficial adaptations, students suffer from the segmentation of courses, the stifling of critical thinking, poor educational integration and the relegation of disciplinary "dirty work". In privileged establishments, the democratic deficit rather encourages utilitarianism, and the development of an anti-school youth culture; in lower class French colleges students who are failing may also resist through other forms of violence. ; Dans les collèges français, la question de l'éducation fait l'objet d'un traitement assez sombre : au niveau statutaire, elle marque en effet le faible prestige de certains personnels, ou de certaines matières enseignées. C'est le cas des conseillers et assistants d'éducation, ou, sur un autre plan, de l'éducation artistique, de l'éducation civique ou de l'éducation physique et sportive. ...

445 p. ; In French colleges, the issue of education is poorly treated: at the statutory level, it marks the low prestige of certain personnel, or certain subject matter being taught. This is the case with counsellors (conseillers d'éducation) and teaching assistants (assistants d'éducation) or, on another level, with arts education, civic education or physical education. Education's negative connotation is confirmed in people's discourse, which is inclined to report deficiencies. The social gap between members of the cultivated middle class and their students does not, however, predict the level of tension. First, the construction of a school environment indeed plays an importance role; what's more, the most difficult educational situations are precisely the ones that require us to think in educational terms. The result is often a better environment than in institutions with little exposure to difficulties. In the minds of professionals, French colleges have no other purpose than to organize the succession of courses between scholarly teachers and captivated learners. From the beginning of mass schooling, teachers actually apply "tinkered" pedagogies, unrelated to imaginary principles. In spite of these unofficial adaptations, students suffer from the segmentation of courses, the stifling of critical thinking, poor educational integration and the relegation of disciplinary "dirty work". In privileged establishments, the democratic deficit rather encourages utilitarianism, and the development of an anti-school youth culture; in lower class French colleges students who are failing may also resist through other forms of violence. ; Dans les collèges français, la question de l'éducation fait l'objet d'un traitement assez sombre : au niveau statutaire, elle marque en effet le faible prestige de certains personnels, ou de certaines matières enseignées. C'est le cas des conseillers et assistants d'éducation, ou, sur un autre plan, de l'éducation artistique, de l'éducation civique ou de l'éducation physique et sportive. ...