Rythmes scolaires et temps de l’enfant : l’éternel débat

Vacances scolaires plus courtes, semaine de classe à 4 jours ou encore journée d’école plus longue, la question des rythmes scolaires est au cœur de Dialogue Citoyen ce mois-ci. Quatre mois tout juste après le lancement de la Convention Citoyenne liée aux temps de l’enfant, Quentin Calmet invite des professeurs, des parents et des éducateurs à témoigner de leurs expériences. Ils interrogent les sénateurs présents sur le plateau, et se demandent comment réussir à concilier bien-être des enfants et réussite scolaire. Hébergé par Acast. Visitez acast.com/privacy pour plus d'informations.

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