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Deux à trois pour cent de la population scolaire relèvent de la précocité intellectuelle. Ces élèves (environ 20 000 issus tant de l'école primaire que du second degré) ne doivent pas être considérés comme des surdoués ou des génies. Ils ont un fonctionnement intellectuel et psychologique particulier qui, s'il n'est pas pris en compte, conduit à la difficulté scolaire mais aussi à une souffrance psychique pouvant parfois ouvrir sur la dépression, voire le suicide. Jean-Marc Louis et Fabienne Ramond connaissent bien ces élèves pour les côtoyer, les observer dans leur quotidien professionnel. Ils ont ainsi mesuré les difficultés que pose leur scolarisation, qu'elles soient pédagogiques, éducatives mais également liées aux relations qui s'établissent entre l'École et les familles. Dans ce livre clair et précis, ils offrent une analyse de la précocité intellectuelle et de ses conséquences sur l'École et le quotidien de la classe. Ils donnent aux enseignants des conseils concrets et pratiques pour accueillir et scolariser ce type d'élèves. Ils proposent des réponses à ses besoins éducatifs particuliers et montrent qu'ils peuvent devenir un atout pour la vie de la classe et suivre un parcours de scolarité performant et serein.

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Many of us have implemented oral communication instruction in our design courses, lab courses, and other courses where students give presentations. Others have students give presentations without instruction on how to become a better presenter. Many of us, then, could use a concise book that guides us on what instruction on oral communication should include, based on input from executives from different settings. This instruction will help our students get jobs and make them more likely to move up the career ladder, especially in these hard economic times. Oral Communication Excellence for Engineers and Scientists: Based on Executive Input is the tool we need. It is based on input from over 75 executives with engineering or science degrees, leading organizations that employ engineers and scientists. For the presentation chapter, the executives described what makes a “stellar presentation.” And for every other chapter, they gave input—on, for example, how to effectively communicate in meetings and in teams, how to excel at phone communication, how to communicate electronically to supplement oral communication, and how to meet the challenges of oral communication. They also provided tips on cross-cultural communication, listening, choosing the appropriate medium for a communication, elevator pitches, and posters; and using oral communication to network on the job. Oral Communication Excellence for Engineers and Scientists includes exercises and activities for students and professionals, based on instruction that has improved Georgia Tech’s students’ presentation skills at a statistically significant level. Slides demonstrating best practices are included from Capstone Design students around the country. Table of Contents: Introduction / Background Preparation / Presentation: Customizing to your Audience / Presentation: Telling your Story / Presentation: Displaying Key Information / Delivering the Presentation / Other Oral Communication Skills / Advanced Oral Communication Skills / References.

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