Rapports des médiateurs à la médiation scientifique dans un contexte de partenariat école-université

Rapports des médiateurs à la médiation scientifique dans un contexte de partenariat école-université

The development of cooperation between different actors in and outside the school is often recommended to allow students access to a richer scientific culture. More specifically, closer cooperation between educational institutions in order to make scientific careers more attractive. It is in this co...

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Main Authors: SEFER, SORAYA, DELSERIEYS, ALICE, SAÏD, FATMA
Format: Online
Language:English
Published: Urray 2016
Subjects:
Teaching practice, JATD, automatic, game descriptors
History, resonance, vibration, waves, cord
Comparatism, dietitian school, epistemic games, social practice of reference, didactic transposition
Serious games, education to sustainable development, experiential learning
Web simulation, experimental design, adaptive scaffolds, biology, high school
Inquiry, learning tool, social media and university students
Bac-3 and Bac + 3 project, chemistry, semiotic register, modelling process
Attrition, Science Teacher Education, Open and Distance Education, Pre-service Teachers
Teaching practices, JATD, didactic action, didactic game, practical epistemology
Analyse lexicométrique, analyse thématique, triangulation méthodologique, biodiversité, curriculum
Emotional and behavioural difficulties, social and emotional learning, teacher-student relationships
Aspects of adulthood, emerging adulthood, higher education students, roles of adults
Complex technological system, car, energy, environment, secondary education
Motivation, scientific career, school-university partnership, professional identity
Expert teacher, task, difficulty, prediction, technical drawing
Erasmus, student mobility, emerging adulthood, higher education, student development
Technical teaching, reform, Electric Engineering, French language, scientific subjects, difficulties
Ecological reasoning, nature’s predictability, two-tier questionnaire, nature views
Initial training, pedagogical knowledge learning, identification methodology, activity control feedback loop, aware and unaware learning
Force on the tooth, three dimensional perception, graphic representation, digital models
Teaching practices, TACD, practical epistemology, transactions, transistor
Critical Reflection, art in education, teachers’ education, university pedagogy, transformative learning
Student dropout, Greece, qualitative research, interview quality, stance of universalism
Immigrants, socio-economic status, habitus, educational aspirations and expectations, young people’s educational choices
Sentiment analysis, opinion mining, education, commercial systems, benchmark
Cognitive ergonomics, space ergonomics, computer laboratory
Science history, wave function, interpretation of quantum mechanics, epistemology
Listening, speaking, oral communication models, literacy practices
Vocational activities, descriptions, differences between teachers and practitioners, implications on education
Socioscientific issue, citizenship education, knowledge, play role, sustainable energies
Open Educational Resources (OER), Webquest, Sustainable Development
Situational Pedagogy, skills in professional communication, professional didactics
Abstraction, technicality, grammatical metaphor, nominalization, Systemic Functional Linguistics, History, Physical Science, Greek textbooks
Educational content, blackboard, morpho-dynamics, non temporalization of displacements in the gridlines
Online Access:https://pasithee.library.upatras.gr/ejupUNESCOchair/article/view/2693
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Summary:The development of cooperation between different actors in and outside the school is often recommended to allow students access to a richer scientific culture. More specifically, closer cooperation between educational institutions in order to make scientific careers more attractive. It is in this context that we are interested in science workshops for students 10 to 17 year that demonstrate what it looks like the work of a researcher. Specifically, we look at how the mediators involved in these workshops see their role as scientific promoter based on their own professional and personal development.

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