Abstracts
Résumé
Le stage d’enseignement est fréquemment considéré comme une période particulièrement propice au développement de la pratique réflexive. Souhaitant contribuer à cette réflexion, l’objectif de cet article vise à mieux comprendre la variation de la pratique réflexive des enseignants stagiaires suivant les contextes académique et pratique. Pour ce faire, nous présentons une recherche qualitative, dont l’analyse thématique d’entrevues nous a permis de relever des variations contextuelles de la pratique réflexive à trois plans distincts : la motivation et la finalité ; les acteurs soutenant la pratique réflexive ; enfin, les modalités d’interaction entre les acteurs.
Mots-clés :
- pratique réflexive,
- stage d’enseignement,
- contexte académique,
- contexte pratique
Abstract
Teaching practicum is usually considered as pivotal in the development of reflective practice. This article seeks to contribute to this reflexion in aiming to better understand how reflective practice varies between academic and practical contexts. In order to reach this objective, we proceeded to individual and group interviews with three groups of preservice teachers during their practicum. The content analysis that emerged shows that reflective practice varies at three different levels between academic and practical contexts: motivation and purpose; actors supporting reflective practice during practicum; interaction between actors.
Keywords:
- reflective practice,
- internship,
- academic context,
- practical context
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