O papel dos "mestres" na construção do Francês Língua Estrangeira como disciplina escolar
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During XVI, XVII and XVIII centuries, the teaching of French became a land of theoretical and pedagogical reflection. The following four features characterize of French as foreign language before its disciplinarization in the XIX century: (i) specific, if we compare it with other types of scholar knowledge: the empirical contact of teachers with language allows them to develop different kinds of materials (grammars, dictionaries, vocabularies, dialogues…). These, in turn, help to determine what to know and what to teach; (ii) continuously focused on methodological reflection and on action in the classroom; (iii) directed to the elaboration of specific materials according to the prevailing methodological options; (iv) developed by teachers and concerned about the social demands and about the ethical dimension of their work. These four characteristics constitute, in our view, the foundation that language masters leave to teachers at the dawn of the disciplinarization of French as a foreign language.
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