QUESTIONS SUR LA FORMATION DES ENSEIGNANTS DE L’ÉCOLE MATERNELLE ET PRIMAIRE AUX TECHNOLOGIES DE L'INFORMATION ET DE LA COMMUNICATION EN ÉDUCATION / QUESTIONS ABOUT THE TEACHERS TRAINING OF THE KINDERGARTEN AND PRIMARY SCHOOL IN TECHNOLOGIES OF INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION IN EDUCATION

Zebun Arun

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Cet article présente une étude des idées des enseignants de sciences physiques et naturelles sur l'intégration de l'usage des Technologies de l'Information et de la Communication en Éducation et aussi sur la formation à ce domaine. Cette étude est menée à partir d'un entretien et à la lumière du cadre de la didactique des sciences, avant et après la réalisation d’un séminaire sur l’utilisation des nouvelles technologies dans l’enseignement à l’école maternelle et primaire. Les résultats de cette enquête ont montré qu'après le séminaire, les enseignants avaient changé d'avis sur les problèmes liés à l'utilisation des TIC à l'école et sur le type de formation à laquelle ils souhaitaient participer.

This article presents a study of the ideas of the teachers of physical and natural sciences on the integration of the use of the Information and Communication Technologies in Education and also on the training in this area. This study is carried out from an interview and in the light of the framework of the didactics of sciences, before and after conducting a seminar on the use of new technologies for teaching in kindergarten and primary school. The results of this survey showed that after the seminar, the teachers changed views on the problems related to the use of the ICT in the school and also on the type of training they wanted to participate in.

 

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formation des enseignants, sciences physiques et naturelles, technologies de l'information et de la communication en éducation / teacher training, physical and natural sciences, technologies of information and communication in education

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