2014
DOI: 10.7202/1021916ar
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Intervening in Informal Learning: Activity theory as teaching tool

Abstract: Résumé de l'articleDans cet article, j'affirme qu'accorder une attention particulière aux apprentissages informels réalisés au quotidien au sujet des associations syndicales est essentiel non seulement en ce qui a trait à la refonte des programmes de formation syndicale, mais aussi dans une perspective globale de revitalisation syndicale. Afin d'illustrer ce principe, l'article propose une incursion au sein du système de traitement des griefs en tant que pratique routinière (et centrale) et comme lieu propice … Show more

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“…Even though the participants from Tata School engaged their children in natural science activities, the dexterity with which the Kindergarten teachers in the urban setting (Tata School) used these activities to develop a concept such "spirituality" is revealing and intriguing. For example, it appears all four teachers believed, as Carter (2013) asserts, that it is through the active participation of children in a variety of activities that they can make meaning of their experiences yet for Kate and Sophia, the meaning included both the scientific and the creationist perspectives: What remains unclear from the study, however, is why the teachers in the urban setting used context appropriate learning activities to inform and support their children"s spiritual development when those in the rural setting did not.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Even though the participants from Tata School engaged their children in natural science activities, the dexterity with which the Kindergarten teachers in the urban setting (Tata School) used these activities to develop a concept such "spirituality" is revealing and intriguing. For example, it appears all four teachers believed, as Carter (2013) asserts, that it is through the active participation of children in a variety of activities that they can make meaning of their experiences yet for Kate and Sophia, the meaning included both the scientific and the creationist perspectives: What remains unclear from the study, however, is why the teachers in the urban setting used context appropriate learning activities to inform and support their children"s spiritual development when those in the rural setting did not.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…[traduction libre] (Sannino et Engeström, 2018, p. 45-46) Selon Engeström (2011), on trouve, dans tout système d'activité, des contradictions ou des tensions. Ces dernières sont décelées à l'intérieur d'une composante, dans les relations entre les différentes composantes ou en lien avec un autre système d'activité établi ou émergent (Laferrière, 2018 ;Carter, 2013 ;Gagnon-Tremblay et Turcotte, 2021). Ces tensions, qui produisent parfois des perturbations dans le système, sont aussi susceptibles de soutenir l'innovation (Engeström et Sannino, 2010).…”
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