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Revue française de pédagogie, n°186/2014
Les trajectoires des inspections scolaires en Europe : analyses comparatives
Revue française de pédagogie - Recherches en éducation
School Inspections' Trajectories in Europe: Comparative Analyses
This issue asks a simple question: how do you understand and explain the permanence, disappearance or reappearance of the specific and age-old institutional body that is school inspection in various European education systems in a context whereby new educational governance methods may question its legitimacy? This issue shall answer the question by focusing on the analysis of school inspections' "trajectories" in various policy contexts and by using a long-term and comparative view. It compiles four contributions which analyse how school inspection bodies have evolved in England, France, French-speaking Belgium, Scotland and Sweden. Each of these contributions adopts a particular theoretical framework with a specific vision of trajectory and highlights various factors to explain the inspection bodies' durability: the differing repositioning strategies by the English and Scottish inspection bodies due to changes in governance methods (Martin Lawn & Jenny Ozga); the similar professional legitimacy work by the main French and English inspection bodies (Xavier Pons); the Swedish inspection body whose versatility has enabled it to undergo various institutional conversions (Linda Rönnberg) or the combination of institutional reconversion, sedimentation and hybridization in the case of the French-speaking Belgian inspection body (Xavier Dumay & Christian Maroy).
DOSSIER
Xavier Pons – Les trajectoires des inspections scolaires en Europe : analyses comparatives
Jenny Ozga & Martin Lawn – Inspectorates and Politics: the trajectories of school inspection in England and Scotland
Xavier Pons – Les inspections centrales anglaises et françaises : des trajectoires croisées ?
Linda Rönnberg – School inspection in Sweden: historical evolution, resurrection and gradual change
Xavier Dumay & Christian Maroy – Trajectoire de la réforme de l'inspection en Belgique francophone
VARIA
Brigitte Albero & Catherine Roby – Les enjeux du rapport aux sciences humaines et sociales dans la formation des ingénieurs en France
Claudine Leleux – Discussions à visée philosophique pour développer le jugement normatif des 5 à 13 ans. Recherche-action, problèmes méthodologiques et résultats
Bruno Michon – L'école, la culture religieuse et le vivre-ensemble : une perspective comparative
Marie-Pierre Moreau – Penser l'égalité professionnelle entre les hommes et les femmes dans l'enseignement du second degré : une comparaison France-Angleterre
NOTE DE SYNTHÈSE
Hugues Draelants & Magali Ballatore – Capital culturel et reproduction scolaire. Un bilan critique
NOTES CRITIQUES
Auriac-Slusarczyk Emmanuèle (dir.) – Apprendre et former : la dimension langagière (Élisabeth Nonnon)
Blais Marie-Claude, Gauchet Marcel & Ottavi Dominique – Transmettre, apprendre (Hubert Vincent)
Boissière Joël, Fau Simon & Pedró Francesc – Le numérique une chance pour l'école (Cédric Fluckiger)
Boyer Gilles, Clerc Pascal & Zancarini-Fournel Michelle – L'école aux colonies, les colonies à l'école (Bruno Garnier)
Denizot Nathalie – La scolarisation des genres littéraires (1802-2010) (Brigitte Louichon)
Morvan Jean-Sébastien – Le sujet handicapé. Évocation(s) du lien psychique et du lien social (Sylvie Canat)
Pinto Vanessa – À l'école du salariat. Les étudiants et leurs « petits boulots » (Romuald Bodin)
LA REVUE A REÇU
ABSTRACTS
TABLE DES ARTICLES, NOTES DE SYNTHÈSE ET NOTES CRITIQUES PARUS EN 2013
Xavier Pons
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Xavier Pons, Sylvain Doussot
Xavier Pons, Valérie Lincot, Caroline Brottet-Aiello, Marianne Woollven, Hélène Buisson-Fenet, Olivier Rey
Entretiens Ferdinand Buisson
For years, it is noticed a growing attention for international comparisons, as opportunities for benchmarking of educational systems, for best or worst. What's the point of international comparisons in education ? How PISA and other international comparisons are understood and used ?
Contributions:
Xavier Pons, Sylvain Doussot
Xavier Pons
This issue is the first to address the question of the regulatory changes currently at work in the French system at the "académie" level, the administrative divisions of the Ministry of Education headed by decentralised state authorities.
Xavier Pons, Sylvain Doussot
Sylvain Doussot, Xavier Pons
Sylvain Doussot, Xavier Pons
Reflecting opposition to the Multi-Year Research Programming (LPPR) law in France, the RFP brings together in this issue contributions from specialists in higher education and research from varied backgrounds; By setting up a dialogue between these different points of view, the journal sets out to make a critical contributition to debate.
Xavier Pons, Sylvain Doussot
Xavier Pons, Sylvain Doussot
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