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Journal articles on the topic "Socialisation de genre familiale et scolaire"
Grimault-Leprince, Agnès. "La fabrique des adolescent·es : avec ou contre l’école ?" Revue française de sociologie Vol. 63, no. 3 (July 20, 2023): 377–416. http://dx.doi.org/10.3917/rfs.633.0377.
Full textSumiko Hirata, Helena. "Socialisation familiale, éducation scolaire et formation en entreprise." Revue internationale d'éducation de Sèvres, no. 01 (March 1, 1994): 47–56. http://dx.doi.org/10.4000/ries.4302.
Full textDruez, Elodie. "Transmission familiale et expériences « choc »." Revue française de science politique Vol. 73, no. 4-5 (October 8, 2024): 573–94. http://dx.doi.org/10.3917/rfsp.734.0573.
Full textBouchard, Pierrette, and Jean-Claude Saint-Amant. "La réussite scolaire des filles et l’abandon des garçons : un enjeu à portée politique pour les femmes." Articles 6, no. 2 (April 12, 2005): 21–37. http://dx.doi.org/10.7202/057749ar.
Full textRollin, Zoé. "Sous le vernis des ongles et des capots : les risques du métier." Travail, genre et sociétés 51, no. 1 (April 8, 2024): 83–100. http://dx.doi.org/10.3917/tgs.051.0083.
Full textDe Léonardis, Myriam, Hélène Féchant, and Yves Prêteur. "Modalités de l'expérience scolaire et socialisation familiale chez des collégiens de troisième générale." Revue française de pédagogie 151, no. 1 (2005): 47–59. http://dx.doi.org/10.3406/rfp.2005.3274.
Full textRoy, Jacques, Josée Bouchard, and Marie-Anne Turcotte. "La construction identitaire des garçons et la réussite au cégep." Service social 58, no. 1 (July 6, 2012): 55–67. http://dx.doi.org/10.7202/1010439ar.
Full textRudolph, Hedwig. "Les femmes ingénieurs et l'évolution de la profession en Allemagne." Sociétés contemporaines 6, no. 2 (July 1, 1991): 107–18. http://dx.doi.org/10.3917/soco.p1991.6n1.0107.
Full textTousignant, Michel, Marie-France Bastien, and Sylvie Hamel. "Écologie de la famille, réseau social et comportements suicidaires en milieu scolaire." Santé mentale au Québec 19, no. 2 (September 11, 2007): 41–61. http://dx.doi.org/10.7202/032312ar.
Full textLelis, Isabel. "La construction sociale de la profession enseignante." Éducation et francophonie 29, no. 1 (July 28, 2021): 36–51. http://dx.doi.org/10.7202/1079566ar.
Full textDissertations / Theses on the topic "Socialisation de genre familiale et scolaire"
Fericelli, Lisa. "Socialisation de genre dans la famille et à l’école et construction des rapports au numérique des filles et des garçons de 7 à 10 ans : études auprès d’enfants et d’enseignant.es." Electronic Thesis or Diss., Bordeaux, 2024. http://www.theses.fr/2024BORD0375.
Full textThe increasing integration of digital technology into all sectors of society has redefined educational paradigms, highlighting the need to acquire skills in this field (MENJ, 2023). However, an imbalance exists in the engagement of women compared to men in digital fields and professions (Collet, 2019). Although numerous studies reveal gender inequalities in this field among adults, studies exploring these phenomena among children remain rare. Yet there are marked differences in the digital uses and career aspirations of adolescents (Coavoux, 2019; Décret-Rouillard, 2024; Fontar & Le Mentec, 2020; Monfort & Réguer-Petit, 2022). This research has revealed that gender stereotypes and social expectations play a significant role in shaping young people's technological skills and interests, thus influencing their future pathway. Therefore, it is relevant to explore the construction of people's relations to the digital from childhood onwards, since during this period, girls and boys are already having digital-related experiences in different contexts (Cordier, 2021; Dajez & Roucous, 2010). The models to which children are exposed in the family and at school are heterogeneous and can be conflicting. Children don't just passively receive these influences: they play an active role in their gender socialization and the appropriation of associated norms (Rouyer & Troupel, 2013). In this context, the aim of this research is to examine the construction of the relation to the digital (representations of the digital, the child's digital uses and interests, self-efficacy) of girls and boys aged 7 to 10, in the family and school contexts. To this end, we looked at the role of children's gender socialization in their various living environments, notably school and family, and at the child's active part in the construction of this relationship. Focusing on the school environment, we will study the role of schools and teachers in the construction of this relation to the digital world. More specifically, our research is divided into two main parts: firstly, a study to document the construction of children's relation to digital, based on individual interviews with 52 children and a questionnaire on family digital uses completed by parents (n=42). Secondly, a study focused on the role of the school in the construction of this relation, including interviews with 8 teachers and observations of their practices during sessions involving digital tools. Thematic analyses of children's interviews reveal that their digital uses are influenced by a variety of factors, such as access to digital tools, interest in these tools, their representations, particularly gendered ones, and their individual experiences. The varied experiences and points of view highlight the need for a nuanced approach to understanding children's digital relationships, and for children's active participation to be taken into account in understanding the gendered socialization processes at work. Interviews with teachers show that their personal representations of the digital world seem to strongly influence their teaching practices. Classrooms observations during sessions involving digital tools revealed a variety of teaching methods, depending on the teacher and the digital tools at their disposal. Their analysis in terms of the “Equality web” (Collet et al., 2024) identified various teaching practices that do not foster an egalitarian environment during sessions involving digital tools
Aggag, Salwa. "Représentations des langues française et anglaise et socialisation scolaire et familiale d'une élite égyptienne." Paris, INALCO, 2007. http://www.theses.fr/2007INAL0011.
Full textAfter teaching for more than 15 years in Francophone schools, I was given the responsibility of opening the departement of French as a Second Language in a contemporary Protestant Anglophone co-education school in 1999 in Cairo, while implementing language programmes and organizing trainings for young professors at the French Center for Culture and Cooperation (FCCC-CFCC). This experience gave me the opportunity of discovering a problematic issue : in addition to the students' insufficient language level and the difficulties they felt in learning the French language, I noticed a resistance to learning French as a second language, English being the first language of education. Parents did not show a more favorable stance towards French than their children. Paradoxically, this attitude is very different in Francophone schools, including regarding the second language of education, English. I believe that this behavioral difference towards French in Francophone and Anglophone schools can be analyzed through a concept of social representations. Indeed, we notice that, in order to analyse these different behaviors, studying the classroom and even the school is insufficient. Reasons seem more rooted in society, socially-based. The experience I had during my long career gave me the opportunity to teach French in two very different environments - Francophone bilingual schools and Anglophone bilingual schools - which coexist but also appear parallel and paradoxical. The perception of the French and English languages in these two contexts plays a crucial role in the socialization process of children in the contemporary Egyptian society. Language as a "scholarly tool" depends of this language's place in society, its place as a "social tool", and its chronological evolution
Mengue, Obame Irène. "Socialisation familiale et réussite sociale au Gabon : cas de la famille "populaire" fang." Paris 5, 2010. http://www.theses.fr/2010PA05H017.
Full textIn Gabon, and particularly into some Fang's "popular" families, the social success seems to refer to acquisition of material goods and money, guarantees of economic success, which, in last analysis, is a source of prestige. This representation of the social success is built and maintained by dominant actors of the social hierarchy. These social actors materialize it by the notorious exhibition of the singular goods and values (vehicles, villa, etc). For fang families, this material culture of success fitted in their daily life since the colonization and the advent of the culture of revenue. On the basis of the values inculcated in the family sphere, and on the basis of the akomga which is an endogenous practice, whose objective seems to be the favorisation of the actions of an individual in the direction of a better result, via tactics of fight against the school failure, family socialization is the place of the demonstration of various strategies complex and heterogeneous, whose finality is to arrive at the social success. This socialization implies an overlap of logics of the social holism and logics of individualization, developing the idea of independence and autonomy. The product of this socialization associated with secondary socialization of the young adults gives rise to two kinds of individuals : the standardized individual and the reconstituted individual. The first one is inclined with the éthos of Community solidarity excluding any process of autonomisation for oneself. For the second one, Community habitus, anti-individualist, who promotes the sense of duty, and responsibility with respect to the others, continues to dominate; it is consequently revalued, reformed by positive criticisms. However, these two kinds of individuals are indebted of their family. And this feeling of debt is result in a series of rules of reciprocal dependence between the members of the same family
Qribi, Abdelhak. "Éducation familiale, expérience scolaire et orientations identitaires chez les jeunes adultes issus de l'immigration maghrébine en France." Toulouse 2, 2008. http://www.theses.fr/2008TOU20007.
Full textThis research is underpinned by a general hypothesis: despite their common socio-ethnic background, the identity orientations of second generation North African young adults vary according to their specific socio-educational backgrounds. Identity is examined primarily as creating cultural identification and secondarily as inducing self-esteem and conditioning passive or active relationship with reality. Socialisation can be considered from the family education point of view, from school experience and their inter-connexion. The total sum of these relationships can be seen in a theoretical inter-structuring of the individual and the institutions. Using a questionnaire, our research concerning 120 (18-25 year olds) young adults, both male and female, from the working class, has given clear positive results. A first series of univaried analyses allows us to build socio-educational and identity profiles and to highlight the most obvious variants of the dimensions that were studied. A multivaried analysis (a Downward Hierarchical Classification DHC) allows us to discover 4 groups concerning differentiation or assimilation, either conforming behaviour or individualisation. Semi-guided interviews with 6 young adults vividly illustrate the theoretical statistical configurations obtained by the DHC. Each portrait enables us to bring to light the various aspects of the problematics of multicultural socialisation and development of an identity with personalisation aspects. An atypical 7th person is also presented. Complex strategies balancing ontological and practical preoccupations seem to combine with the drive to self-affirmation and control of living conditions. Cultural and religious roots in this context seem compatible with the modern way of life and constitute an undeniable factor of psychological balance and social integration
Ricaud-Droisy, Hélène. "Éducation familiale et socialisation du jeune enfant : influence de l'implication différenciée du couple parental sur les modalités de résolution des conflits interpersonnels des enfants de 3 à 5 ans en milieu scolaire." Toulouse 2, 1998. http://www.theses.fr/1998TOU20012.
Full textThe object of our study is to analyse the influence of the familial education on the young child's socialization. Our plan of research aims to explain how the parental differentiated implication can influence the subjectification process and the social integration of the child and particularly how the interpersonal conflicts can be resolved. In that way, we have built an investigative questionnaire in order to select the parental groups. Our study's sample is composed of 34 children. Regarding the socialization process (subjectification and social integration), the variable to explain is tested through videotaped observations, and interviews. Therefore, children whose parents are implicated and differentiated parents are able to make the difference between their aim and any else one. They also seem to be able to measure the impact of a conflictual situation. While playing, they have less conflictual interactions, less aggressive interactions, and more affiliative interactions than the other children. When those children are engaged in a conflict, they prefer the compromise to solve it. When they talk about conflictual interactions, children say they can explain their point of view to their peers, and accept different opinions without engage rapidly themselves in a conflictual episode. This can be noticed because children do not use words relating to aggression. As a conclusion, those results mean that the parental differentiated implication has an influence positively the young child's social development, especially on the ways of conflict resolution with his peers
Denecheau, Benjamin. "Étude comparative de l'accrochage scolaire des enfants placés en France et en Angleterre : la suppléance familiale à l'épreuve de la question scolaire." Thesis, Bordeaux 2, 2013. http://www.theses.fr/2013BOR22082/document.
Full textResearch has regularly pointed at the poor achievement of Looked after children in comparison with the rest of the population. This comparative research between France and England focuses on residential care: the main dimensions of parenting are attributed to a team composed of professionals. We analyse this social and family reconfiguration in order to apprehend the logic and processes which underlie the educational pathways of children in care and their support when under care. Our interactionist approach uses a comprehensive methodology in order to enhance the analysis and the knowledge on this population, particularly to understand why some of these children achieve success at school despite the accumulation of difficulties. We develop the concept of school persistence as the peak of a set of long and complex processes which are combined. The main part of our data is obtained through a hundred of semi-structured face-to-face interviews and observation work into eight long-term children's home over a period of several months. This research improves the understanding on this organization as a new frame of socialization. We study the practices of, their commitment in education and towards the development of professional perspectives for children. Care in children's homes tends to confirm and reinforce the children's underachievement from the beginning of the care placement in the sense that it maintains educational inequalities due to its structure and socialization processes that are distant from those which can be observed at school
Fandio-Ndawouo, Martine. "Représentations des genres dans le discours de formation scolaire et socialisation des sujets apprenants au Cameroun." Besançon, 2006. http://www.theses.fr/2006BESA1021.
Full textAnalyzing the didactic discourse in Cameroon from 1982 to 2002, this investigation studies text books used in the teaching of French and English, the official languages and languages of teaching in the nursery, primary and secondary education. Although it adopts pragmatics as the main approach, the study is multidisciplinary: it focuses on how the language gets in action, how it draws meaning from a system of signs and especially, what is its place in the social relations that binds the human being between them and to the world. The research makes thus account of the possible interpretative of the educational discourse that, on its turn, generates the representations that emerge and crystallize in the process of production and interpretation and which, at the same time, can considerably influence the individual and collective personality of the learners. The study notes that, by the androcentric representations it carries, the didactic discourse in Cameroon seems to prepare the future social actors to a sexually unbalanced socialization, in the transmission of knowledge and of know-how. This is contrary to the ideal extolled by the official texts that display the equality of the odds as creed. Although it doesn't propose immediate solutions, the investigation highlights the emergency of taking into account the Gender issues in the choice of icons, graphics, literary texts and other materials used in the teaching of the official languages. Otherwise, the educational discourse in Cameroon will always be overhanging with the political dominating discourse and even the current social reality
Masclet, Camille. "Sociologie des féministes des années 1970 : analyse localisée, incidences biographiques et transmission familiale d’un engagement pour la cause des femmes en France." Thesis, Paris 8, 2017. http://www.theses.fr/2017PA080079/document.
Full textThe feminist movements that arose in the 1970’s, promoting a radical contestation of patriarchy and committed to “women’s liberation”, helped challenge gender relations in many areas. Built upon an empirical research that combines archival work, questionnaires and interviews, my dissertation focuses on the women who took part in these mobilizations in France. It aims to understand how the involvement in this movement, characterised by the politicization of the private sphere, transformed “common” activists’ trajectories and those of their children. Using a local and comparative approach, this work first analyses the contexts in which the feminists evolved and were socialised. By tracing the feminist mobilizations that unfolded in Lyons and Grenoble between 1970 and 1984, it also revisits the history of the “second wave” French women’s movements. The study of the feminists’ activist careers then highlights the lasting socialising effects of their commitments and the impact they had on different areas of their life. Likewise, the use of sequence analysis reveals the trajectories they followed until present day, both from a political and personal prospect. Finally, a deeper focus on the activists who became mothers uncovers how intergenerational transmission of feminism occurred and which political contents the children inherited. In particular, this dissertation proposes several factors that help understand the differentiated appropriations of this heritage among the second generation
Danic, Isabelle. "Le jeune enfant entre la famille et l'école maternelle : grand écart, équilibre ou pas croisés ? : approche sociologique de l'articulation de la socialisation familiale et de la socialisation scolaire du jeune enfant en France." Paris, EHESS, 1999. https://hal.archives-ouvertes.fr/tel-01429471.
Full textAuguet, Gérard. "La discussion à visée philosophique aux cycles 2 et 3 : un genre scolaire nouveau en voie d'institution?" Montpellier 3, 2003. http://www.theses.fr/2003MON30064.
Full textThe purpose of this thesis is to point out how a new not yet established practice,the philosophically-oriented debate, tends to form a new school genre in itself. Once a theorical model of the genre, taking into account its build-up and the various stakes eamarked by the theoricians and practitioners of the philosophy for children has been put togheter, the analysis of a corpus including the 1st and 2nd cycles of primary school aims to put this theorical genre to the test of the concrete, leading to didactic suggestions. Then it is wondered in a third part whether the genre belongs to the field of philosophy in order to show that only its deliberate inclusion in that field enables it to form a genre and contribue towards achieving the priority targets of the main trends which assert themselves within the philosophy for children, i. E. Learning what philosophy is, command of the language, civics, structuring the topic, cognitive remedial
Book chapters on the topic "Socialisation de genre familiale et scolaire"
Mieyaa, Yoan, and Véronique Rouyer. "Variabilités de l’expérience scolaire des filles et des garçons à l’école maternelle : le rôle conjoint de la socialisation de genre et de l’identité sexuée." In Développement et variabilités, 43–52. Presses universitaires de Rennes, 2014. http://dx.doi.org/10.4000/books.pur.61360.
Full textPalheta, Ugo. "Une génération sacrifiée ?" In Une génération sacrifiée ?, 99–111. Éditions Rue d'Ulm, 2017. https://doi.org/10.3917/ulm.beaud.2017.01.0099.
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