A progressive legitimation of interdisciplinarity in teacher training within the French education system : between a distant position and institutional integration since the early 1970s.

A progressive legitimation of interdisciplinarity in teacher training within the French education system : between a distant position and institutional integration since the early 1970s.

• Florian Cramarégeas, Université de Bordeaux - LACES EA7437, France

doi : https://dx.doi.org/10.18162/fp.2023.800

Résumé

This article presents the issues arising from the debates on teacher training faced with the problem of interdisciplinarity since the 1970s in France. This contribution focuses on the process of anchoring interdisciplinarity in teacher training. This is corresponding to the impetus of the Amiens conference and the creation of the 10% educational system (1973-1974), then the establishment of the University Institute for Teacher Training (1989) and finally the creation of the Higher School of Teaching and Education (2013). This evolution of the position and status of teachers within French schools makes the practice of the profession much more complex to understand. A high level of skills is now essential for him to consider the multiplicity of disciplinary.

Abstract

This article presents the issues arising from the debates on teacher training faced with the problem of interdisciplinarity since the 1970s in France. This contribution focuses on the process of anchoring interdisciplinarity in teacher training. This is corresponding to the impetus of the Amiens conference and the creation of the 10% educational system (1973-1974), then the establishment of the University Institute for Teacher Training (1989) and finally the creation of the Higher School of Teaching and Education (2013). This evolution of the position and status of teachers within French schools makes the practice of the profession much more complex to understand. A high level of skills is now essential for him to consider the multiplicity of disciplinary.