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  • About
  • The Global ETD Search service is a free service for researchers to find electronic theses and dissertations. This service is provided by the Networked Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations.
    Our metadata is collected from universities around the world. If you manage a university/consortium/country archive and want to be added, details can be found on the NDLTD website.
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Conscientisation des enseignants travaillant auprès d’enfants à risques dans le programme HILA en Israël. / Conscioussnes change in teachers working with students at risk in the HILA Program in Israel

Weksler, Marcelo 07 December 2015 (has links)
Cette thèse s’intéresse aux processus de conscientisation d’enseignants travaillant auprès d’enfants à risques dans le programme HILA en Israël. Le programme HILA est destiné aux enfants ayant décroché du système éducatif, et sont en situation de haut risque. La conscientisation des enseignants sera définie dans la thèse par leur conviction dans la possibilité des élèves à atteindre la réussite scolaire et à changer l’image qu’ils ont d’eux-mêmes, malgré leurs échecs passés et les risques auxquels ils sont exposés. La thèse se fonde sur des entretiens biographiques avec des enseignants et sur la confrontation de ceux-ci avec deux théories principales traitant de la conscience des enseignants : la pédagogie critique et l’éthique de la sollicitude. Elle analyse également les conceptions pédagogiques européennes antérieures à la deuxième guerre mondiale pour les comparer aux théories examinées. La thèse formule des déductions concernant les éléments motivant la conscientisation des enseignants en situation de travail , ainsi qu’une critique des théories prises en considération. L’une des importantes déductions de la thèse est que la conscientisation des enseignant exige d’appréhender ceux-ci comme des agents de changement. Tout d’abord, les enseignants sont eux-mêmes opprimés. Ils servent le même système oppressif qui provoque le décrochage continu des élèves. Deuxièmement, l’aspiration des enseignants à guider la réussite de ces mêmes élèves, fait partie de leur désir de guérison individuelle ou de réparation de la société - et ce, malgré les écarts considérables entre leurs différentes visions du monde. Les enseignants voient dans leur rôle une vocation. La théorie de la pédagogie critique contribue fortement à la compréhension du contexte oppressif des élèves, mais omet de prendre en considération l’oppression vécue par les enseignants. Elle ne peut donc formuler/ proposer de théorisation de la conscientisation qui prendrait le sujet en compte. L’éthique de la sollicitude, elle, sonde le sujet et se rapproche ainsi bien plus du décryptage de la conscientisation. En revanche, il lui manque toute la dimension que donne le contexte éducatif et social.La thèse conclut finalement qu’une théorie pédagogique pouvant pleinement expliquer la conscientisation des enseignants est un travail qui reste encore à faire. / This dissertation deals with processes of conscious change among teachers working with students at risk in the HILA Program in Israel. The HILA program is designated for children and youth who dropped from the educational system and are in high risk. In this work, conscious change is defined as a teacher's belief in his or her students’ ability to succeed in school and to change their self-image, despite past failures and conditions of risk they had been exposed to. Biographical interviews serve as a main primary source in this dissertation. They are analyzed according to two critical theories in the field which focus on teachers’ consciousness: the Critical Pedagogy Theory and the Ethics of Care Theory. Additional pedagogical concepts, developed in Europe in the interwar period, are considered in relation to those critical theories. This dissertation offers a new critique of the conventional theories in the field, in addition to a discussion of the factors which may produce conscious change among teachers of students at risk. The first argument is that, in order to understand conscious change among teachers, one must view teachers as agents of change. Secondly, teachers should be seen as oppressed individuals themselves – they serve an oppressive system which encourages students from certain backgrounds to drop. Third, it is argued that teachers have a clear interest to lead their students to success as part of a process of self-improvement or social correction; in spite of differences in their world views, the vast majority of teachers see their job as a mission. Finally, while the Critical Pedagogy Theory helps to understand the broader social context of the oppression experienced by students at risk, it fails to see teachers as oppressed individuals as well. The Ethics of Care Theory, on the other hand, comes much closer to deciphering the process of conscious change since it takes the individual into account, although it lacks a deep understanding of the social and educational contexts. Therefore, this thesis concludes that we still have a long way to go before developing a pedagogical theory which will successfully explain conscious change among teachers.
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Reflection on and for Actions: Probing into English Language Art Teachers' Personal and Professional Experiences with English Language Learners

Hong, Huili, Keith, Karin, Moran, Renee Rice 01 February 2019 (has links)
Effective ELL teaching and learning is profoundly influenced by the teachers' personal experiences and personalities (Farrell, 2016), their experience as language learners as well as language teachers (Farrell, 2007), and their beliefs about learning and teaching a second language (Farrell, 2015; Farrell & Ives, 2015). This study honored and examined in-depth the often-discounted stories/reflective narratives of our teachers. This paper reports a qualitative cases study that explores three veteran teachers' reflection on their personal and professional experiences with ELLs for self-discovery over years (Cirocki & Farrell, 2017) so that they can further reflect for their future actions with ELLs (Burns & Bulman, 2000; Farrell, 2007; Farrell & Vos, 2018). Data analysis revealed the teachers' different strengths and needs in working with ELLs. Four major dimensions (language, culture, culturally and linguistically sensitive pedagogy, and collaborative community) were identified as critical to effective teaching of ELLs and preparation of second language teachers.

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