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| + | ==Chapter 2== |
| + | ===Introduction=== |
| + | This chapter presents the different activities of XO. They guide both the student and |
| + | teachers in various educational activities in the classroom and even |
| + | outside the school environment. |
| + | |
| + | To this end, the XO contains a total of 28 activities. The question is what first |
| + | activity in this context? The activity is a well defined, for example, activity |
| + | Drawing, in which it carries out specified tasks. These activities were |
| + | thoughts for young learners (Bourdelais, 2008), ie "they are |
| + | used primarily in the school context "(idem). In other words, they are |
| + | also designed for students to work as a group, invite one or more |
| + | people connected in a network and join in the same activity. This is |
| + | Neighborhood where the perspective represented by a circle with eight points |
| + | keyboard whose accession is possible by its activation. |
| + | It will also focus on the classification of activities according to the curricula of Gabon. Then we |
| + | try to see if these activities of XO fit well with the approach by competencies |
| + | base (CPA) in effect at the primary school. Finally, building on the affordances of |
| + | activities, we will see how they can teach in such an approach. |
| + | |
| + | To do this, we proceed with some educational applications. |
| + | ===Classification of activities=== |
| + | Of the 28 currently ongoing in the XO, the vast majority meet the |
| + | guidance curriculum of basic education as defined skills |
| + | french, mathematics and awakening. They are intended "to consolidate knowledge, skills and |
| + | knowledge being essential to education, education, and training of all citizens, |
| + | player development. "(IPN, June 2004), where the classification level and |
| + | curricula: |
| + | {| class=wikitable |
| + | |- |
| + | ! Curricula Years !! Mathematics !! French !! Enlightenment |
| + | |- |
| + | |Grade 1 || • Speak (from) • Implode (from) ||• Speak (from) • Scratch (from) ||• Tam-Tam Mini (from) |
| + | |- |
| + | | Grade 2 || • Remember (from) || • Remember (from) || • Draw (from de) |
| + | |- |
| + | |3rd year || • Calculate (from) || • Writing (from) • Read (from) || • Tam-Tam Jam (to from) • Tam-Tam Edit (to |
| + | from) |
| + | |- |
| + | |Grade 4 || • Distance (from) • Scratch (from) || • Talk (from) || • Browse (from de) • Record (from de) • Moon (from) • Measure (from) |
| + | |- |
| + | |Grade 5 |
| + | |colspan="3" All activities from the 1st year |
| + | |} |
| + | We note only that these activities have benefited from a gauge applications |
| + | teaching. But the XO also contains games (Maze), activities in English |
| + | (In Wikipedia, Help) and administration activities of the system (Terminal, Log, |
| + | Analyze). The fact remains that the teacher and students could use them if |
| + | there need a. |
| + | ===The XO activities with regard to the approach by competencies (APC)=== |
| + | The approach by competencies (APC) in force in Gabon since 2005 is a |
| + | integrative approach, ie it allows interaction between the student and his |
| + | environment. The PCA allows the student not to acquire a knowledge |
| + | juxtaposed, but to behave and the ability to resolve situations |
| + | problems in everyday life. In a socioconstructiviste, activities |
| + | CPA trying to make it operational in everyday life, the student has |
| + | mobilize the necessary tools for the resolution of problem situations in the context of |
| + | class. Thus, we must know whether the classified above can fit |
| + | with this approach to primary school. |
| + | |
| + | To do this, we will present all activities that have been investigated |
| + | to identify the various affordances and some educational applications that we |
| + | can made with them. |
| ==Understanding the format for the activities== | | ==Understanding the format for the activities== |
| ===Name of activity=== | | ===Name of activity=== |