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the teaching learning of the reading understanding in the foundation course (first year of primary shool) : relationship between teacher's pratices and the achievement of the pupils.

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Lucie Breugghe (Jun 4, 2020)

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If french schools want all students to succeed, whether they come from advantaged or disadvantaged backgrounds, they must give them as early as possible the intellectual tools to understand themselves, others and the world through the construction of this school knowledge. The main objective is to i...

Résonances entre musique contemporaine et manifeste visuel : le son peut-il être matière à l'expression plastique ?

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Gwénaëlle Garcia (Jun 28, 2012)

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Seventeen primary school pupils were involved in their first sound-experience, coming from a contemporary field unknown to them: digital art. The main axe of the project was oriented towards sensitisation to sound-art. This was a bi-subject reflection; since it combined visual art and musical educat...

The family structure of the Craons from the 11th century to 1415 : the concept of lineage into question

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Fabrice Lachaud (Apr 27, 2012)

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On October 25th 1415, the last direct descendents of the Craon lineage, founded in the 11th Century by Robert of Burgundy, died on the battlefield. A great part of their renown and fortune had been acquired through their feats of arms. Hence the chronologically-based approach of our work: from the g...

Novices and novitiates in Lorraine from the 16th to the 18th century

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Jean-Marc Lejuste (Oct 7, 2019)

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During the modern era, the three Lorraine dioceses Metz, Toul and Verdun saw a very strong establishment of religious orders. This monastic force of Lorraine, inherited from the Middle Ages and the protection of the ducal family, concerns all the major European religious families and has enabled the...

Une sainte cartusienne : Roseline de Villeneuve

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L'Hermite-Leclercq Paulette et al. (1988)

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L'Hermite-Leclercq Paulette, Le Blévec Daniel. Une sainte cartusienne : Roseline de Villeneuve. In: La femme dans la vie religieuse du Languedoc. Toulouse : Éditions Privat, 1988. pp. 55-76. (Cahiers de Fanjeaux, 23)