Florence Bara, Professor of Cognitive Psychology: "Dear to France, the Formalism of Cursive Writing Is Not Really Useful"
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The teacher-researcher recalls that this attention to form, which can slow down students in their learnings, is not universal, and recommends, except for a particular motor concern, to leave more freedom to children.
·Paris, France
Read Full ArticleProfessor of cognitive psychology and development at the University of Toulouse, within the Cognition laboratory, languages, language, ergonomics, Florence Bara is also a professor-researcher at the National Higher Institute of Faculty and Education. She has just co-written Teaching Writing (160 pages, 10 euros), in the collection "Myths and realities" of the Retz editions, with Jean-Luc Velay and Marie-Thérèse Zerbato-Poudou.
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