2016
DOI: 10.4000/rdlc.881
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Interactions verbales d'élèves allophones en retard scolaire lors de résolutions collaboratives de problèmes orthographiques

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“…By dialoguing about written language, learners practice co-regulation in writing, which could help them to improve in selecting information and developing metalinguistic vocabulary. Hence aligned dialogue within effective cooperation could also foster joint construction of representations about written language, which is consistent with findings showing increase of metalinguistic content in non-native speakers' interactions (Fleuret & Thibeault, 2016). Such interactive dynamics fostering learning are also consistent with findings showing that metalinguistic comments are impacting factors for appropriation of writing in preschoolers (Morin & Montésimos-Gelet, 2003).…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 85%
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“…By dialoguing about written language, learners practice co-regulation in writing, which could help them to improve in selecting information and developing metalinguistic vocabulary. Hence aligned dialogue within effective cooperation could also foster joint construction of representations about written language, which is consistent with findings showing increase of metalinguistic content in non-native speakers' interactions (Fleuret & Thibeault, 2016). Such interactive dynamics fostering learning are also consistent with findings showing that metalinguistic comments are impacting factors for appropriation of writing in preschoolers (Morin & Montésimos-Gelet, 2003).…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 85%
“…Individual knowledge can also be seen as a part of human cognition, which is socially constructed, processed and distributed between persons and between persons and tools as well (Salomon, 1993). Knowing that the more information must be processed the more attention it requires, management of a complex task (like writing for beginners) implies high cognitive costs, thus simultaneous weakening of other processes (Fleuret & Thibeault, 2016). In this view, the presence of a partner could alleviate cognitive load by distributing it among learners.…”
Section: Towards Socially Constructed Learningmentioning
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“…Langue seconde et littérature de jeunesse Pourtant, aujourd'hui, il est reconnu par les chercheurs en didactique des langues secondes (Auger, 2005(Auger, , 2017a(Auger, , 2017bCoste et ADEB, 2013;Cummins, 2013;Fleuret, 2013;Fleuret et Thibeault, 2016;Hornberger, 2003), pour n'en citer que quelques-uns, l'apport indéniable des langues premières dans l'apprentissage de la langue de scolarisation. Ces dernières sont un levier sur lequel l'apprenant prend appui dans son apprentissage de la langue de scolarisation, ce qui favorise les transferts et l'acquisition de la nouvelle langue.…”
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“…Les développements technologiques des dernières années n'ont fait qu'accentuer le phénomène (Gura, 2014;Penloup, 2017). Par ailleurs, plusieurs soulignent l'importance de la CS pour l'intégration sociale, économique et citoyenne (Aase et coll., 2009;Brodeur et coll., 2008;Fleuret et Thibeault, 2016; Organisation de coopération et de développement économiques, 2015).…”
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