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Enfants à haut potentiel: un défi pour les enseignants ?
La thĂ©matique des enfants Ă haut potentiel est aujourdâhui un sujet en plein essor. Plus que jamais, cette problĂ©matique occupe une place importante dans la recherche. Dans notre travail, nous allons nous intĂ©resser Ă lâidentification des enfants Ă haut potentiel, Ă ses caractĂ©ristiques, ainsi quâaux diffĂ©rentes mĂ©thodes dâenseignements qui lui sont dispensĂ©es, tant en classe ordinaire quâen classe spĂ©cialisĂ©e. Lâenseignement en classe ordinaire nous intĂ©resse tout particuliĂšrement, puisquâen tant que futures enseignantes, nous serons principalement confrontĂ©es Ă ce type dâenseignement. De plus, il est dĂ©concertant de constater un paradoxe entre le haut potentiel et lâĂ©chec scolaire. Effectivement, la scolarisation de ces enfants possĂ©dant une intelligence diffĂ©rente est remise en question puisquâenviron un tiers des EHP se trouvent confrontĂ©s Ă de lourdes difficultĂ©s scolaires. De ce fait, nos intĂ©rĂȘts se dirigent plus particuliĂšrement sur les moyens et les mĂ©thodes employĂ©s par les enseignants Ă lâheure actuelle, qui seraient susceptibles dâamĂ©liorer les apprentissages ou lâapport de connaissances chez les EHP. Notre mĂ©thodologie sera axĂ©e autour de lâenseignement destinĂ© aux EHP. Ă travers plusieurs entretiens avec des enseignants de formation primaire, nous recueillerons et analyserons qualitativement les moyens utilisĂ©s en classe. Lâobjectif principal de notre dispositif est de repĂ©rer les points positifs et les lacunes susceptibles dâexister dans le systĂšme Ă©ducatif actuel
âRaceâ, sexualities and the French public intellectual: an interview with Eric Fassin
French academic Eric Fassin is interviewed about his work in the field of public sociology, particularly around race and sexuality, over the last two decades. He explains the background and context of intellectuals in France before moving on to the specifics of addressing firstly âraceâ, and secondly sexuality. He argues that 1989 and 2005 are the key turning points in public discourse on âraceâ. Prior to 1989, which saw the first of the âHeadscarf crisesâ, âraceâ was not dealt with explicitly, either in French colonial history or its postcolonial present. The headscarf crisis clarified the tensions within the republican tradition (in which people are formally divided only into French citizens and foreigners, rather than recognised as classes or ethnic groups). The discourse surrounding the riots of 2005 made this the other key year. The framing of debate was along the lines of discrimination (between French citizens) rather than integration (of foreigners into Frenchness), marking a shift towards an acceptance that racism was a social issue. Fassin coins the term âsexual democracyâ to encapsulate the distinction between characteristics that are immanent rather than transcendent, and argues that discourse about sexuality and families represents a conflict between those who see them as governed by the social, and those who see them as outside these norms, beyond the social
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