2010
DOI: 10.3917/nras.052.0073
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Caractérisation des difficultés en mathématiques des élèves de Segpa

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“…That is, other variables (rather than just academic achievement) are taken into account when deciding which students to send to special classes: such as social status and geographic location. Therefore, the decision to send students to special classes in the Aquitaine region seems to depend more on non-school variables than on school outcomes stricto sensu (ROINÉ, 2011). Although these findings are not novel, they can make us think about the importance of considering the way these students are referred to special classes (Segpa) in a continuum with mechanisms that precede school segregation.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 93%
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“…That is, other variables (rather than just academic achievement) are taken into account when deciding which students to send to special classes: such as social status and geographic location. Therefore, the decision to send students to special classes in the Aquitaine region seems to depend more on non-school variables than on school outcomes stricto sensu (ROINÉ, 2011). Although these findings are not novel, they can make us think about the importance of considering the way these students are referred to special classes (Segpa) in a continuum with mechanisms that precede school segregation.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 93%
“…19 In the case of students with difficulties, this course of action has consequences on the reality they experience at school as the special 'treatment' they receive gradually excludes them from the general guidelines of school contents and regular curriculum frameworks, as well as from the common culture of the rest of the students in secondary education. Research works conducted in France and Quebec (SARRAZY, 2002;GIROUX, 2007;ROINÉ, 2009ROINÉ, , 2011CHOPIN, 2011;HOULE, 2016;BERGERON, 2017;etc. ) show certain peculiarities of special classes from didactic and non-didactic perspectives if compared to regular classes.…”
Section: Considerationsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…La production du temps didactique (Toullec-Théry & Nédelec-Trohel, 2005), le partage des responsabilités vis-à-vis de la connaissance en jeu (ibid. ), la nature des interactions de connaissances (Conne, 2003), la prégnance de certains contrats didactiques 10 (Bloch & Salin, 2004) et la constitution des milieux diffèrent lorsque l'enseignement s'adresse à des élèves reconnus en échec par l'institution scolaire (voir la synthèse de ces travaux dans Roiné, 2011). Une « logique de l'adaptation » (Giroux, 2007) est à l'oeuvre dès lors que s'inaugure un projet d'enseignement auprès de ces élèves.…”
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