TRAVAILLER DANS L'ÉDUCATION AVEC LA COMPRÉHENSION DES CONCEPTS DES SCIENCES / WORKING IN EDUCATION WITH UNDERSTANDING THE CONCEPTS OF SCIENCE
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This article addresses the issue of broader theoretical frameworks for the teaching of the physical and natural sciences. Three distinct but complementary approaches are discussed in this regard: educational approaches influenced by psychological currents for learning, teaching-oriented approaches and a third, more traditional trend adapted to the objects of scholarly knowledge.
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