Rideau G. et Allorant P. (dir.) (2024). Histoire d’Orléans, Presses universitaires de Rennes, 480 p
In the educational sciences faculty at the Saint Joseph University of Beirut (USJ), a support programme based on emotions with positive valence was delivered to eight educators who were opposed to their teaching being regulated following a student evaluation (EEE). The approach implemented enabled s...
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| Achoimre: | In the educational sciences faculty at the Saint Joseph University of Beirut (USJ), a support programme based on emotions with positive valence was delivered to eight educators who were opposed to their teaching being regulated following a student evaluation (EEE). The approach implemented enabled some of them to soften their position so as to see the formative aspect of the EEE, while others continued to oppose the regulation. The article questions the role played by emotions in teacher support, encouraging educators to soften their resistance, after providing reassurance. Based on a comprehensive exploratory approach, this study is part of a qualitative approach with a view to understanding the change initiated with respect to the EEE, following a support programme focusing on emotions. |
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