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( | ==Introduction== | ||
For years, Gabon has committed in the fight against poverty. This | |||
Indeed, he placed one of its priorities "Quality education for all." | |||
Strengthening and revision of content, as well as the updating of | |||
mechanisms for assessing learners undertaken as the primary demonstration | |||
of this resolution. | |||
In this perspective, the integration of XO in the education system must be gabonais | |||
be in line with the established curriculum on the skills to develop. | |||
Indeed, the new primary school provision gabonaise Profile | |||
skills of the person to form, ie after a learning cycle | |||
considered in the learner's ability to perform a task or solve situations | |||
problems adequately, using relevant knowledge and including also | |||
sizes cognitive, affective, psychomotor and social. In this case, the student learns to | |||
integrate its acquired french, mathematics, and in waking life situations | |||
common. The XO, by its configuration, as it shows the student center and its | |||
learning all around him, can help students to better strengthen its achievements. | |||
As a result, the value of XO in the context of the PCA is essentially three | |||
levels: to give meaning to learning, making learning more effective set | |||
greater achievements. The XO can be considered as round as a didactic | |||
in connection with the specification of situations targeted by the student and the integration module and | |||
dock operation of the PCA. Because the competency-based approach aims at | |||
Child behavior problem solving situation, the XO will integrate | |||
learning process as an additional methodological. In this | |||
perspective, a reminder of how the CPA and its Methodological tools | |||
will clarify the adequacy of the XO. | |||
Indeed, competency-based approach seeks to give meaning to learning through | |||
a framework for resolution of significant problems (as target problems), use | |||
grids of evaluation criteria reliable, objective and customized through the use | |||
Planning an airy, consistent and appropriate to the context. In terms of tools, there are | |||
the existence of methodological tools and physical media. The first cover | |||
aspects of learning content (knowledge, know-how, skills), examples | |||
activities, location problem (problem of life and therefore complex | |||
meaningful to the learner, mobilizing all resources, knowledge, know-how, | |||
of skills). The latter include amongst others the curriculum (combination | |||
by the purposes, content, skills, teaching methods and modalities | |||
Evaluation of a training course); guide integration (all directions | |||
teaching made available to the teacher to assess the child and the book | |||
situation (in which the activities planned for integration). According to the XO | |||
design condenses these components both in terms of functionality | |||
and in the implementation of activities made visible in the light of | |||
different affordances explained to the first chapter of this guide. The XO could be | |||
used in both training exercises in the resolution of situations | |||
problems of integration. In other words, exercises and situations | |||
problems will be placed on the USB key by the developer so that the learner at the end of a cycle | |||
learning to serve. The current physical media can serve as a benchmark for | |||
all these creations. | |||
This guide (which needs to be improved by all educational contributions) can be used by school children and adults | |||
XO users in the training of resource persons who will be experts | |||
to train a large number of educators. It presents in its pages a recent | |||
glossary is not exhaustive and is primarily composed of three chapters | |||
respectively trace the first integration of ICT in schools to | |||
the XO and the need for their use in all modern societies that aspire to | |||
all-out development, taking into account the educational purposes of each | |||
nation. Then it contains a broad description of activities used in | |||
learning and teaching indicates applications that may be made | |||
school curricula in accordance with the Gabonese. And finally, the last chapter is a | |||
springboard to explore the pedagogy of the project when using the XO. These projects with | |||
themes are located can discuss possible solutions to problems | |||
the environment of the student Gabon. | |||
==Chapter 1== | ==Chapter 1== | ||
Based on the premise that information technology and communication are a | Based on the premise that information technology and communication are a | ||