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Genre/Form: | Thèses et écrits académiques |
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Additional Physical Format: | Usages sociaux et didactiques de l'eau en contexte(s) scolaire(s) guadeloupéen(s). Analyse selon une approche socio-didactique / Cathy Bonbonne 2019 (ABES)252435109 |
Material Type: | Thesis/dissertation, Manuscript |
Document Type: | Book, Archival Material |
All Authors / Contributors: |
Cathy Bonbonne; Marie-Paule Poggi-Combaz; Fabienne Briere; Nathalie Wallian; Antoine Delcroix; Frédéric Anciaux; Frédéric Saujat; Université des Antilles (2015-....).; École doctorale Milieu insulaire tropical : dynamiques de développement, sociétés, patrimoine et culture dans l'espace Caraïbes-Amériques (Pointe-à-Pitre).; Centre de recherches et de ressources en éducation et formation (Les Abymes, Guadeloupe). |
OCLC Number: | 1230261874 |
Description: | 2 vol. (252-122 p.) : ill. en noir et en couleur. ; 30 cm. |
Responsibility: | Cathy Bonbonne ; sous la direction de Marie-Paule Poggi-Combaz. |
Abstract:
Our interpretative and comprehensive research focuses on the interactions between social and didactic uses of water of teachers and students (cycle 3 - French Education System) in teaching-learning situation of swimming, in the frame of APSA (physical, sports and artistic activities), in school context(s) of Guadeloupe. Our research crosses between dispositionalist - contextualist sociology (Lahire, 2012) and didactics, especially scholarly knowledge based on the Theory of Joint Action in Didactics (TACD), professional (Gal, 1993) and institutional knowledge.We observe two levels of didactic contextualization (pedagogical and socio-cognitive contextualization) (Delcroix et al., 2013). Our research problem statement is the following : what socio-didactical conditions favor the construction, the actualization or the inhibition of the social uses of the water in primary school students ? Our hypotheses are the following: 1) the social uses of water are generated by incorporated dispositions that are constructed, internalized and actualized in practices (teaching situations) in different ways depending on the actors involved and they can be classified by typology; 2) the didactic context is a socializing or updating or inhibiting context of the social uses of students' water. The social uses of water are more or less stable, recurring forms of water relations that are characterized by : symbolic representations of water, sensitivities to water and ways of acting in the water. The didactic uses of water are teaching practices that target on learning through the body inside the water element. The knowledge built on the actions of the actors in real context where their actions take place, having as a background, contextual elements of historical, social and cultural order, specifically applied to Guadeloupe, require the coupled use of qualitative and quantitative analytical methods. A first qualitative meso and micro-didactic study concerns four teachers in cycle 3 and it is based on recorded swimming sessions and on the content of semi-structured ante and post video interviews.We highlight the importance of the experiential relationship to the APSA swimming of teachers, different logics in student actions induced by didactic uses of water from teachers (construction of new provisions to act in the water or actualization or inhibition incorporated provisions) and four types of contexts effects attributed to pedagogical contextualization (partial barriers for accessing knowledge, disembedding of knowledge, stable or unstable didactic bifurcations and secondary focus). A second quantitative, macro-sociological study concerns 90 students (cycle 3 - French Education System) and provides information on their social uses of water. The latter shares various symbolic representations of water and attributes to swimming in the frame of APSA different values from those of the school. A third qualitative, ethno-sociological study is based on the life trajectories of twenty Guadeloupians and shows the importance of the family socialization in the construction and in the updating of the social uses of their water.
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