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Enseignement magistral

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L'enseignement magistral est une méthode pédagogique qui consiste à enseigner en exposant les objets d'apprentissage devant un groupe d'apprenants lors d'un cours. thumb|right|Cours magistral de mathématiques à l'université de technologie d'Helsinki Description Semblable à la conférence, le cours magistral s'en distingue notamment par son étendue dans le temps et la nature de son auditoire. L'enseignement magistral a pour objectif de transmettre des connaissances de manière organisée. En France, à l'université, les enseignements magistraux sont souvent couplés avec des travaux dirigés (TD). Dans les Institut d'études politiques, ils sont adossés à des conférences de méthode. Les enseignements magistraux sont utilisés, à des degrés variables, dès l'école primaire. Notes et références Voir aussi Articles connexes

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