Faire bouger les représentations. Sens et usages d’une métaphore pédagogique

« Moving representations » is a commonly heard expression in teacher’s training world. Two major uses of this expression exist. The first concerns the child, in particular when he or she learns experimental sciences. The second concerns the teacher, who is supposed to wear mourning for some concepti...

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Main Author: Jean-François Goubet
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Language:fra
Published: Nantes Université 2013-10-01
Series:Recherches en Éducation
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Online Access:https://journals.openedition.org/ree/7929
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description « Moving representations » is a commonly heard expression in teacher’s training world. Two major uses of this expression exist. The first concerns the child, in particular when he or she learns experimental sciences. The second concerns the teacher, who is supposed to wear mourning for some conceptions as he or she begins professionalizing. The sense of the expression, in addition, can be very various. Three meanings are set apart: moving as removing an obstacle, moving as conversing a preconception in a correct idea, moving, at last, as shifting an affect quantum placed on a representation. Certain contemporary French-speaking specialists of experimental sciences didactics appeal to Bachelard. I try to understand what “moving representations” means exactly in different contexts in which Bachelard’s name is often evoked.
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Faire bouger les représentations. Sens et usages d’une métaphore pédagogique
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knowledge and didactics
social representations (school/education/science/knowledge/etc.)
title Faire bouger les représentations. Sens et usages d’une métaphore pédagogique
title_full Faire bouger les représentations. Sens et usages d’une métaphore pédagogique
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title_full_unstemmed Faire bouger les représentations. Sens et usages d’une métaphore pédagogique
title_short Faire bouger les représentations. Sens et usages d’une métaphore pédagogique
title_sort faire bouger les representations sens et usages d une metaphore pedagogique
topic knowledge and didactics
social representations (school/education/science/knowledge/etc.)
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