Comment développer un processus d'aide pour les élèves en difficulté ?
- ISBN-10
- 2807301991
- ISBN-13
- 9782807301993
- Category
- Learning disabled children
- Pages
- 194
- Language
- French
- Published
- 2016-03-07
- Publisher
- De Boeck Superieur
- Author
- Pierre Vianin
Description
L'auteur présente une démarche, le Projet Personnel d'Intervention (PPI), qui constitue le fil rouge de tout le processus d'aide. Cette méthodologie de travail permet d'élaborer un projet différent pour l'élève ou l'adulte en difficulté en 5 étapes : la demande d'aide et le premier entretien, l'évaluation diagnostique globale (définition des ressources, des difficultés et des besoins du sujet), la rédaction du projet personnel d'intervention, la phase de remédiation et un bilan du processus d'aide.
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