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Journal articles on the topic "Géographie (discipline) – Étude et enseignement – Maroc"
Tricart, Jean. "Place du géographe dans l’étude des problèmes d’aménagement régional et de développement." Cahiers de géographie du Québec 14, no. 31 (April 12, 2005): 63–77. http://dx.doi.org/10.7202/020900ar.
Full textRodrigues, Tuane Telles, and Eduardo Schiavone Cardoso. "A IMPORTÂNCIA DOS ESTUDOS COSMOGRÁFICOS PARA A LICENCIATURA EM GEOGRAFIA." Revista da Casa da Geografia de Sobral (RCGS) 22, no. 1 (April 24, 2020): 24–39. http://dx.doi.org/10.35701/rcgs.v22n1.462.
Full textDissertations / Theses on the topic "Géographie (discipline) – Étude et enseignement – Maroc"
Khlifi, Samir. "Les modèles géographiques touristiques marocains : leur dynamique spatiale et leurs effets sur l'espace touristique." Université de Nice. Faculté des lettres et sciences humaines. section informatique, 1996. http://www.theses.fr/1996NICE2023.
Full textDespite the late development of tourism in this country, Morocco has succeeded in creating a tourist image based upon its natural and cultural wealth. The policy of investment and development has however largely been concentrated on the moroccan coastline as a recent tourist destination, Morocco was compelled to meet the demands of a mass international tourist market particularly centred and oriented by foreign tour operators on seaside resorts. Finally the income from international tourism was designed to generate an influx of foreign capital which was the main economic aim of moroccan planners. A number of difficulties arose from this planning policy which were to hinder moroccan tourist expansion (deregionalisation, under-development of tourist potential, negligence of domestic demand, environmental problems, etc. ). These difficulties were further worsened by problems linked to the unfavourable situation (gulf crisis, domestic problems, etc. ). Moroccan tourism today has come to dead end an must absolutely face up to the constant fluctuations in the tourist market (i. E. Changes in demand and behavioural patterns, development of new and different products, deregulation of transport, etc. ). The purpose of this study is to help throw some light on moroccan tourism by emphasising the specificity of this country. Aware of the changes in the nature of tourism and the influence of public aid from one zone to another, the typological analysis of the regions described in this study gives a more accurate picture of reality of moroccan tourism. The seasisde resorts, the cultural dimension and the new models chosen in this study are indeed more representative of modern day system in morocco. In the same way, the analysis of the changes within the moroccan society itself underline the necessity to adapt certain tourist models to the needs and motives of domestic tourist demand in full expansion
Le, Gràs Corinne. "De la géographie universitaire à la géographie scolaire : les didacticiels de géographie." Rouen, 1992. http://www.theses.fr/1992ROUEL157.
Full textA didactic approach is absolutly necessary to produce softwares to teach geography. This new approach gives an important function to geography and establishes scolar geography into scientific geography. In France. The absence of this approach has produced an inorganized material. In Great Britain, the application of this approach places an organized material in position. In suit with this problematic, three softwares have been produced. The first two softwares concerned industrial geography, the third is about water cycle. The aims of theses softwares are to make children produced spatial analysis notions. So, these softwares are able to restore scholar geography. But these softwares hope to be models for other productions. A methodologic approach shows how scholar geography emerges from scientific geography. A technic analysis described the informatic langage used beside. But we can't forget that a complementary work with information men is the on'y way to produce more softwares. Finally, the analysis of some scholar programs shows it is possible to consider the production of innovating softwares
Ben, Salah Oualid. "Épistémologie et didactique de la ville : de l'évolution de l'enseignement tunisien à l'expérience française." Paris 7, 2003. http://www.theses.fr/2003PA070056.
Full textIn a first stage, this work is based on the case of Tunisia. Teaching about towns is set in the context of the general inspiration on Tunisian secondary schools, specially of the 1991 reform. The current practice is then described using comparative studies of two text books for the 2nd class of secondary schools. Secondly more general problems are considered, with a confrontation between problems and solutions used in France and Tunisia. Original methods for teaching of town geography, such as games, are studied in the first place; then, a picture of the part played by towns in didactic research by French geographers is shown. Last, the relations between academic research in geography and didactics, as well as between didactics and epistemological problems are taken into account. This leads to suggestions concerning topics for further reflection and practical solutions
Vaugien, Martine. "Contribution à la didactique de la géographie pour une éducation géographique." Aix-Marseille 2, 1991. http://www.theses.fr/1991AIX23004.
Full textThe researches in geography teaching methods intend to throw a new light on geography in school in order to bring out the role of the geographical discourse in education. The geographical information participates in a market where supply comes essentially from the school sphere but also more and more from a new "parallel" geographical press. Demand depends on society's various orientations. Teaching methods use communication and new technologies which raise some matters linked with their problematic to question about the notions of public and message (who are the studients? which geography? which training?). In this scope the two partners of the teaching communication are subject to particular studies : the teacher (his role, his training, his pratices) ; the pupil (his relation with geography, his representations and perceptions, how does he learn?). An original analysis of french polynesia and wallis' and futuna's pupils together with metropolitan information permit a particular approach of the pupils. This work leads up to the outline of a model for geographical education wich aim is to structure teaching
Hergli, Majed. "Géographie scolaire et développement inégal : la nécessite d'une nouvelle représentation du monde. L’exemple de la géographie scolaire tunisienne." Paris 7, 2000. http://www.theses.fr/2000PA070011.
Full textSourp, Robert. "L'analyse du paysage, une didactique pour la geographie." Toulouse 2, 1993. http://www.theses.fr/1993TOU20063.
Full textAbstract the landscape, between a commun use, which loads it with social and personal representations, and a scientific practise which treats it like an object submitted to a rigorous analytical treatment, is considered by the didactician as a tool for the training process. Being an object of perception, it is invested with the mental representations, of the subject and that relation object subject informs the master about the cognitive level of the learner. Thus, that level becomes the base for a learning process aiming at a problematized and conceptualized knowledge which is acquired according to a thought process derived from the scientific analysis. *landscape*didactic*representations*geographical analysis
Freia, Alice Binda. "La construction de la géographie scolaire au Mozambique et le statut des figures." Paris 7, 2006. http://www.theses.fr/2006PA070055.
Full textAfter by the Mozambique's independence the «geography« subject taught in school became in the context «post colonial geography», and bas fixed as main targets two priorities: the build up of the national unit and the country's development. In order to attain those finalities -said revolutionary- they went, as a paradox, looking for references of the subject, in the «metropolitan geography» as follows: separating the world in parts; territories always related to the country (nation); the space often studied through a plan articulated throughout the natural resources theme, and the presentation of the parts of the world, having as starting point the spaces of origin we belong to. On the other hand the school geography has been organized with a dichotomy between «physic geography» and «economic geography», actually it remaining up to date. This type of reading of the world (through geographical demonstration) has been imprinted on the school subject justifying the remaining of certain figures as the Climate graphic and the Age pyramid. Those two graphics are real sources of difficulty as much for the student as for the teachers at once
Wallet, Jacques. "Images animées et enseignement de la géographie pour les élèves de l'école élémentaire et du collège." Paris 7, 1994. http://www.theses.fr/1994PA070009.
Full textThe research's subjet is didactical. The monie has never been and never becuine a document of the tradition in french way to learn geography. The research tries to explain the position of a monie in a didactical project the story of the production of monies, four earliers documentanes, by "school monies" to new technologie, is the mean issue
Federmeyer, Luc. "Pour le documentaire géographique, outil de recherche et de communication." Paris 7, 1993. http://www.theses.fr/1993PA070129.
Full textThe author experiment the geographical documentary as a tool of research and communication during a geographical mission. The film "karakash, the black jade river" is presented as the main component of this work. It was produced by cap'tain nemo (tel: 33-1 47 07 50 13) a company co-founded by the author. A text: "reflexions paralleles" present the specific contributions of the documentary, his interest, his limits, the various shooting device and a chronology of his direction. A 2nd part : "panorama du documentaire geographique" treat of the geographer's eyes specificities in the lap of a cinematografic family : the documentary. After a presentation of the grammatical elements of the cinematografic language available for the "geo-filmmakers" this essay propoond an historical retrospectiv about the geographical movie and his financial supports
Ben, Ahmed Abdessatar. "Une géographie nationale à l'heure de la mondialisation : l'exemple de la géographie scolaire tunisienne." Paris 7, 1999. http://www.theses.fr/1999PA070033.
Full textFor the past decade, the geographical approach has been showing a perceptible paradigmatic modulation. What is really at issue in the geography field is the space dimension of societies prepars to put natural and biological idologies once important in the classical geography, in a lowering perspective, as a new focus of attention. At the same time, the birth of a complicated outlined new world space, more or less questions the classical of geographical approach, such as the state or the region. Especially the conflict between the national protection attitudes and the world dimensions a few geographical phenomena in geography taught at scool has become more and more unbearable. Geography taught in tunisia scools highlighys this still-too-present bad way to handle all-toodominatiing chorologique pattern (the state) and the intricate spaces of the globalization. Consequently on the basis of a few key-words, an idea what wold be a geographical culture at school is bound to be affered. Concepts such as space, territory, place, area are likely to be tools to handle current or formerly geography approaches. The working hypothesis at a chieving a further efficient didactic, fully including the nolonger-left-out theory aspect