2007
DOI: 10.3917/ls.119.0081
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A propos d'un domaine linguistique normé mais peu coté : l'orthographe à l'école

Abstract: L’orthographe du français est complexe et souvent identifiée à la part la plus arbitraire de la norme linguistique. au-delà de sa nature, l’orthographe est un bon révélateur de capacités requises dans tous les apprentissages, métalinguistiques notamment. Sa maitrise est valorisée dans le corps social, et l’école a pour mandat de l’enseigner. Cet article commente les résultats d’une mesure de la maitrise orthographique des élèves de l’école obligatoire française (10-16ans), comparée à vingt ans de distance. en … Show more

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“…Whether the francophone nations (and above all France), or the ordinary writers of French, have the stomach for Gruaz's radical proposal, not to mention my yet more radical one, is another question. However, with the internet now awash with the generally misspelt writing of ordinary citizens, and the school system's emphasis on discourse skills rather than the vagaries of orthography having a measurably detrimental effect on youngsters’ spelling (Manesse 2007), the problem is not one which is likely to go away soon.…”
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“…Whether the francophone nations (and above all France), or the ordinary writers of French, have the stomach for Gruaz's radical proposal, not to mention my yet more radical one, is another question. However, with the internet now awash with the generally misspelt writing of ordinary citizens, and the school system's emphasis on discourse skills rather than the vagaries of orthography having a measurably detrimental effect on youngsters’ spelling (Manesse 2007), the problem is not one which is likely to go away soon.…”
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confidence: 99%