This special issue examines the evolution and metamorphosis of humanities and languages teaching in France, Switzerland and Belgium during the 19th century. Based on recent empirical research, the contributions allow us to compare and better understand the different responses given to these problems in several cultural and historical contexts

Based on a new call for papers, this issues (200 and 201) consist of articles by scholars and contributions from stakeholders from a range of backgrounds (experts, policy makers, activists etc.). The articles cover a wide variety of domestic and institutional situations including

This publication examines the epistemological foundations, the theoretical frameworks and the didactic practices of teaching literature focused on the ethical training of students in different French-speaking countries.

For its 200th issue, the Revue française de pédagogie, decided to take a fresh look at one the fundamental questions which have defined it since it was first published in 1967: the relationship between academic research, politics, administration and professional practice in education.

The 6 articles of RDST n°18 invite to question the coherence and the relevance of the curricular choices concerning the teaching of living and biodiversity in the light of the multiple stakes concerning them and contribute to better understand their apprehension by the teachers.

This issue of Repères is part of these perspectives and opens up to research with new dimensions for the analysis of student writings, in a dynamic of writing that always includes the process of putting into words.It describes the phenomena of putting into text, in order to understand the relationships between the production of forms and of meaning

Today, art education involves an enlarged teaching community. We can wonder about the existence of a "training effect" related to the particularities of the devices that it introduces in the school, in particular on the teachers. This issue proposes to document and explore the impacts of arts projects on teacher education.

Created in 1985, the vocational baccalaureate had to meet both the needs of companies and to reassert the worth of the vocational path. Now, the vocational baccalaureate is obtained by 3 out of 10 holders of the baccalaureate. Did it, in fact, change its image, status and public ?