Titre :	How can we include pupils with autism within the foreign language class? : TFE recherche-synthèse
Type de document :	TFE / Mémoire
Auteurs :	Margaux Tenret ; Katia Dobbelaere, Promoteur du mémoire
Editeur :	Loverval : HELHa
Année de publication :	2021
Importance :	84 + XXXVII p.
Note générale :	TFE présenté en vue de l’obtention du grade de Bachelier en langues germaniques
Langues :	Anglais (eng) Français (fre)
Catégories :	Langues:anglais Pédagogie:Trouble de l'apprentissage:Autisme Sciences de l'éducation:Enseignement:Enseignement des langues
Résumé :	"What if being autistic would not mean being left out anymore? Being a teacher is way more than an occupation. Being a teacher is caring for every single pupil sitting in our classroom without focussing too much attention on a particular pupil and above all being aware of how to do so. Since the recent decrees, we are often told that inclusion is the key to a successful educational system. Indeed, this is our duty as teachers. Also, being a teacher means being aware of the learning disabilities our pupils might be struggling with and knowing how to help them grow, especially when it comes to autism. How well do we know autism? Are autistic pupils capable to learn a foreign language, since its aim is to communicate? How can we include them within the language class?"
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How can we include pupils with autism within the foreign language class? : TFE recherche-synthèse [TFE / Mémoire] / Margaux Tenret ; Katia Dobbelaere, Promoteur du mémoire . - Loverval (6280) : HELHa, 2021 . - 84 + XXXVII p.
TFE présenté en vue de l’obtention du grade de Bachelier en langues germaniques
Langues : Anglais (eng) Français (fre)

Catégories :	Langues:anglais Pédagogie:Trouble de l'apprentissage:Autisme Sciences de l'éducation:Enseignement:Enseignement des langues
Résumé :	"What if being autistic would not mean being left out anymore? Being a teacher is way more than an occupation. Being a teacher is caring for every single pupil sitting in our classroom without focussing too much attention on a particular pupil and above all being aware of how to do so. Since the recent decrees, we are often told that inclusion is the key to a successful educational system. Indeed, this is our duty as teachers. Also, being a teacher means being aware of the learning disabilities our pupils might be struggling with and knowing how to help them grow, especially when it comes to autism. How well do we know autism? Are autistic pupils capable to learn a foreign language, since its aim is to communicate? How can we include them within the language class?"
ATTENTION :	Un TFE reste une production d'un étudiant. Faites donc preuve d'esprit critique et ne validez aucune information sans l'avoir vérifiée./Veuillez vous identifier pour avoir accès au document