L 'éducation de l'Europe en France dans le cadre des programmes de l'éducation nationale et sa mise en oeuvre pédagogique en college
Journal Title: Revista Romaneasca pentru Educatie Multidimensionala - Year 2010, Vol 5, Issue 5
Abstract
How is Europe discovered and studied in France in the school system, particularly at secondary school level? How do we prepare our students to become, not only French citizens, but citizens of Europe? How does giving them the feeling they no longer belong to only one country, constitute a nation, but to belong to a continent, a continent that is economically strong and politically wants to compete with the superpowers like the United States - States? These are the questions we ask here.
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Brigitte SAINT-GEORGES
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