Reconnaissance des parcours individuels dans une méthodologie de groupe

Adult learners who decide to enroll in a French as a Foreign Language Course in France bring with them their projects, their work habits and their tastes, factors which contribute to the diversity of the class. The communicative methodology, with its notion of needs analysis, and particularly that o...

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Main Authors: Sophie Dufour, Chantal Parpette
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Language:English
Published: ACEDLE 2010-10-01
Series:Recherches en didactique des langues et des cultures
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Online Access:https://journals.openedition.org/rdlc/2119
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description Adult learners who decide to enroll in a French as a Foreign Language Course in France bring with them their projects, their work habits and their tastes, factors which contribute to the diversity of the class. The communicative methodology, with its notion of needs analysis, and particularly that of learner-centeredness, corresponds in theory to this reality. But it also enters into conflict with the conditions of teaching to groups in an institutional setting. The field study presented in this article focuses on the interface between a class grouping and a particular pupil, between the classroom setting and the surrounding environment. Its objective is to integrate into group methodology a consideration of the individual profiles of the learners.
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Reconnaissance des parcours individuels dans une méthodologie de groupe
Recherches en didactique des langues et des cultures
second-language environment
group teaching
individualised learning
learer-centered learning
extra-curricular activities
title Reconnaissance des parcours individuels dans une méthodologie de groupe
title_full Reconnaissance des parcours individuels dans une méthodologie de groupe
title_fullStr Reconnaissance des parcours individuels dans une méthodologie de groupe
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title_short Reconnaissance des parcours individuels dans une méthodologie de groupe
title_sort reconnaissance des parcours individuels dans une methodologie de groupe
topic second-language environment
group teaching
individualised learning
learer-centered learning
extra-curricular activities
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