2007
DOI: 10.3166/ds.5.13-28
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Le présentiel allégé à l'université pour les grands groupes. Un dispositif au service de l'autonomisation des apprenants

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“…The question now, which would require further research according to the authors, is to know if the pressures and constraints of the "system" axis can create conditions of instability that would compromise the tutor's work and his range of action. Soubrié's (2007) article refers to this issue when concluding that implementing systems that aim to improve the quality of the pedagogical service can only encourage the future training developers to seriously consider these new learning/teaching modalities. Does the emergence of the new role of learners question the traditional conception of tutors/teachers that is defined by the system and often internalized by tutors?…”
Section: Role Of the Tutor And The Educational Environmentmentioning
confidence: 97%
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“…The question now, which would require further research according to the authors, is to know if the pressures and constraints of the "system" axis can create conditions of instability that would compromise the tutor's work and his range of action. Soubrié's (2007) article refers to this issue when concluding that implementing systems that aim to improve the quality of the pedagogical service can only encourage the future training developers to seriously consider these new learning/teaching modalities. Does the emergence of the new role of learners question the traditional conception of tutors/teachers that is defined by the system and often internalized by tutors?…”
Section: Role Of the Tutor And The Educational Environmentmentioning
confidence: 97%
“…In Thierry Soubrié's (2007) article, the research is on learner empowerment, which means the action of making learners autonomous. Referring to Henri Holec's (1981) works in Crapel, he points out the ability to learn.…”
Section: Learner Autonomymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…To a certain extent, they are more autonomous despite the strict framework given to the designed online activities, which might otherwise give the feeling of limiting students' freedom and autonomy. However, it is exactly this strict guidance as well as their involvement in the process (Soubrié, 2005) that assisted students to become more responsible and more autonomous (Portine, 1998).…”
Section: Autonomy Through the Collectivementioning
confidence: 99%