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Journal articles on the topic "FLE-Grèce"
Mytaloulis, Konstantinos. "L’enseignement du français et son histoire dans les manuels de FLE en Grèce : aspects culturels." Documents pour l'histoire du français langue étrangère ou seconde, no. 54 (June 1, 2015): 208–12. http://dx.doi.org/10.4000/dhfles.4247.
Full textBaroutsaki-Tsirigoti, Sophie. "Alternance entre apprentissages en classe et hors classe pour des élèves de FLE en Grèce en 2022. Effets observés par deux enseignants utilisant le matériel didactique « Victor Hugo, un homme, une histoire »." Didactique du FLES, no. 2:2 (December 22, 2023). http://dx.doi.org/10.57086/dfles.884.
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Daphni, Dimitra. "Pratiques enseignantes de FLE en Grèce et formation continue : approche sociolinguistique auprès d'enseignants du Secondaire de l'Enseignement public." Rennes 2, 2004. http://www.theses.fr/2004REN20033.
Full textWhen studying the professional knowledge and background of FLE (French as a foreign language) teachers in Greece, we cannot be content with a cognitive approach that questions their knowledge with the only aim of formalizing their teaching into patterns of action. Most high School teachers in Greece are, from the start, disappointed with this one and only cognitive approach as taught by educational counsellors and trainers. This research/training is more concerned with anthropological matters, as it considers linguistic knowledge and speech practice as linked to the construction of the subject' identity. Through the teachers' life story, we can make "reflection" and "sensation" meet to form a heuristic way for research on educational training. The life story is also set in the history of speech forms and pragmatics of communication, hence it creates a sociolinguistic situation for the building of meaning, a meaning co-built in linguistic interactions between the scientist and the practitioners. We hope this study will help opening new perspectives on FLE didactics and educational policies in Greece
Baroutsaki-Tsirigoti, Sofia. "La littérature au service de l'interculturalité dans la classe de FLE en Grèce et l'apport des nouvelles technologies." Electronic Thesis or Diss., Sorbonne université, 2023. http://www.theses.fr/2023SORUL087.
Full textAlthough language didactics, in this case FLE (French as a foreign language), pedagogical sciences, research in didactic literature and the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages promote literature in the language course as “a clearly identifiable, clearly delimited object” (Schneuwly B., 1998, p. 270 sq.), this does not mean that it is fully integrated. As such, literary texts are envisioned as one of the type of documents which can be used in languages teaching and their usage serves several purposes, described in the descriptors of the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages. The place of literature in didactics of French as a foreign language is ambiguous and the frequency of the use of literary text in language classes does not seem to be preferred according to the findings of the researchers and the reactions of the Greek teachers interviewed for this study. The exploitation of literary texts can be achieved in an aesthetic way by direct contact with the work, in an artistic way through the awakening of the senses, and in a symbolic way through critical analysis. Among all this, the particularly delicate but fundamental dimension of intercultural education resurfaces as a way of connecting languages and cultures in the perspective of a changing world. This research, carried out in a Greek context, aims to propose a new approach to literary teaching in FLE classroom. Indeed, the advocated approach proposes the exploitation of literature with pragmatic dimensions of communication involving linguistic knowledge, know-how and socio-cultural know-how. The discussion focuses on “the ability to understand and be understood in the language in question” (Porcher L. and Groux D., 1998, p. 7), on the release of the language skills of learners. Its specificity is built on complex forms of mediatization and mediation of the digital sequence “Victor Hugo: a man, a story” acting on the five facets of learning: information, motivation, activities, interaction, production. The aim is to combine the teaching and learning of the FLE and the deployment of intercultural training in support of literature through an interactive process in a cultural context shifting in the digital age. The feasibility and relevance of the use of literary texts and the exploration of literary fact through this hybrid approach to literature as “life science” are studied. The linking of the framework of the references of this study, the didactic proposal, its practice in the FLE classroom with the results obtained and their analysis, makes it possible to outline the contributions of such practices to the Greek situation of the learning of the FLE which could advance didactic reflections more generally. Literature and information culture come together in this progressive education, depending on the level of language (B2-C1 of the CECRL), the knowledge acquired, and the objectives set, while advancing the linguistic, cultural, and intercultural aspects
Arghyroudi, Marina. "Analyse verbale et non verbale de documents authentiques vidéo et traitement didactique dans le cadre d'une formation de professeurs de FLE en Grèce." Besançon, 2000. http://www.theses.fr/2000BESA1012.
Full textPouloudi, Delumeau Maria. "De l'influence de l'enseignement du FLE dans la construction motivationnelle des élèves : l'introduction de la 2e langue étrangère à l'école primaire en Grèce." Nantes, 2013. http://www.theses.fr/2013NANT3043.
Full textMytaloulis, Konstantinos. "L'enseignement du français et son histoire dans les manuels scolaires en Grèce : aspects culturels." Thesis, Paris 3, 2014. http://www.theses.fr/2014PA030037.
Full textThis research intends to make a double study of Greek textbooks for French as a foreign language: on the one hand it examines the history of these textbooks in Greece and on the other hand it records and analyses their cultural dimension. This flashback allows us to distinguish more clearly the books’ guidelines, to deduce their constancy, the common elements of the different eras as well as to compare and contrast this data.The textbooks are divided into two categories, the 19th century textbooks and those dating mostly at the first decade of the 21st century, more specifically those published between 1998 and 2008.We would like to point out by studying the birth of the French language teaching in Greece that there is an unbreakable connection between the introduction of French as a taught subject in the curriculum of the Greek public schools and the historical events of that time period. This study allows us to find the origins of disciplinarization of the French language teaching in Greece.The examination of the contemporary textbooks, which is based on the analysis of a selection of more than twenty textbooks used in primary and secondary Greek schools, focuses firstly on the role of image as culture conveyor in the textbooks and secondly on the way we could make the teaching cultural act clearer through the study of dialogues. It refers also to the question of the value of the dialogues we come across often in the textbooks as authentic or fabricated productions as well as to the metalanguage used by them.The recording of the cultural aspects in the textbooks of our selection allows us to develop a chart which analyses and evaluates those which are used in teaching French as a foreign language. This chart serves in comparing and contrasting the textbooks concerning the accuracy of specific points and in demonstrating the rubrics dedicated to cultural elements
Kadi, Aristoxeni. "Des activites theatrales dans l'enseignement/apprentissage des langues-cultures : un projet pour le fle dans le secondaire public grec." Paris 3, 2000. http://www.theses.fr/2000PA030148.
Full textXenaki, Antonia. "Le FLE au sein de l’école grecque : tâches, compétences, certification dans le contexte du Cadre Européen Commun de Référence pour les Langues : Etude contrastive du secteur public et privé." Paris 10, 2012. http://www.theses.fr/2012PA100065.
Full textThe research refers to the discipline of the didactic language sector and particularly in the domain of teaching French as a foreign language in Greece. The language teaching involves a great number of people who are seeking a variety of answers concerning structural and organizational problems in teaching methods, the future and the expectations of the foreign languages, the status of the language tutors as well as the position of our country in the European status quo. Considering the new reality defined by the Common European Language Framework, our study aims at observing and analyzing the ways of teaching French as a foreign language in Private and State schools in Greece. Throughout the field of research, our objective is to define to what degree the teaching of French has been influenced by the official directives, what the profile of the tasks preferred is, what the competences targeted by the language tutors – in the Private and State schools – during their teaching are and what the level of the certification and assessment is, in the family of schools. Given that the Greek teaching system for foreign languages presents a lot of diversions in Private and State schools, we are forced to demonstrate and explain the differences in the teaching method selections, in the modalities of their working as well as in the sensibility and information sector concerning the European directives. After a qualified analysis of interview data, we proceed to develop the comparative conclusions of our research