2017
DOI: 10.3917/jim.004.0091
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Mobilités et compétences en langues étrangères et dans le domaine interculturel : outils et réflexions pour la description, l’   évaluation et la reconnaissance de ces compétences

Abstract: Entre la mise en place du programme d’action de l’Union européenne pour la mobilité des étudiants Erasmus (European Community Action Scheme for Mobility of University Students) en 1987 et celle du programme Socrates concernant l’enseignement supérieur en 1994, la mobilité des étudiants s’est développée et ne cesse de se développer dans un contexte de mondialisation et de crise économique. Des outils permettant une plus grande transparence et une comparabilité des enseignements, comme le système des trois cycle… Show more

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“…In the same evolution of the IoC, although international mobility fosters the transversal and intercultural competencies of students who have the opportunity of cultural, linguistic and academic immersion abroad (Blons-Pierre, 2016), it is essential to develop in universities internationalized, open and multilingual curricula which allow, on the one hand, providing comprehensive and inclusive tools to all their students to develop these same competencies and, on the other hand, formally recognizing and validating these competencies in international students who are in a situation of mobility (ibid., p. 91). In the same area, and with a nuance of digital transformation consistent with the new trends and purposes of educational approaches such as eLearning, one of the latest contributions to the definition of internationalization suggests that it becomes a practice that involves the creation of sustained educational programs or activities enabled by the use of technological tools whose purpose, in addition to training, is communication and constructive interaction between individuals or groups.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In the same evolution of the IoC, although international mobility fosters the transversal and intercultural competencies of students who have the opportunity of cultural, linguistic and academic immersion abroad (Blons-Pierre, 2016), it is essential to develop in universities internationalized, open and multilingual curricula which allow, on the one hand, providing comprehensive and inclusive tools to all their students to develop these same competencies and, on the other hand, formally recognizing and validating these competencies in international students who are in a situation of mobility (ibid., p. 91). In the same area, and with a nuance of digital transformation consistent with the new trends and purposes of educational approaches such as eLearning, one of the latest contributions to the definition of internationalization suggests that it becomes a practice that involves the creation of sustained educational programs or activities enabled by the use of technological tools whose purpose, in addition to training, is communication and constructive interaction between individuals or groups.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Cette question spécifique est abordée de manière variée : dimensions implicites (Gohard-Radenkovic, 2000, 2007, évaluation (Blons-Pierre 2016, « socialité » donc continuum entre les différentes catégories de situations éducatives (Dervin & Ljalikova, 2020 : 5), développement du répertoire langagier (Grassin 2019 ;Kohler-Bally 2001).…”
Section: Introductionunclassified