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3.83Want to ReadBuy on AmazonRate this bookComment apprend-on? Quelle est la place de la mémoire, de la motivation, du désir ou de l'émotion? Que sait-on des capacités étonnantes du cerveau? Pourquoi certains enfants ou adultes ont-ils tant de difficultés à apprendre?Dans ce livre, l'auteur, lui-même ancien cancre, suggère une approche radicalement nouvelle de l'apprentissage. Il montre qu'apprendre est un processus complexe, souvent conflictuel, qui suppose de bousculer les conceptions ancrées dans nos têtes. S'appuyant sur sa longue expérience d'enseignant, André Giordan avance des propositions pratiques pour mieux apprendre et propose une redéfinition du rôle et de la place de l'école. Dans une société en pleine mutation, contrainte d'innover en permanence, il est vital, plaide-t-il, de développer une «culture du questionnement.

256 pages, Paperback

Published January 1, 1998

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3.835 stars1 (16%)4 stars3 (50%)3 stars2 (33%)2 stars0 (0%)1 star0 (0%)Search review textFiltersDisplaying 1 of 1 reviewNirvanafish10 reviewsFollowFollowAugust 25, 2016The book gave quite a innovating review on how we can learn. It focused on the dynamic change due to the conflicts(or tension) between the environment we actually experienced and the identity of us as a intelligence agent. We can learn along a zigzag path, keep asking and exploring new questions, and seek evidence to defend or update the former assumptions. The book took interest in how students failed to learn in the classroom, and argued a better way to engage the students in improving meta-cogniton skills and get involved in real situations.Displaying 1 of 1 review

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