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Keywords: compétence à communiquer oralement, enseignement de l'oral, évaluation de l’oral, coévaluation, autoévaluation
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Introduction: Worldwide, there is an increased use of coercion in psychiatry, particularly through involuntary hospitalization or treatment. Like many other Canadian provinces, Quebec is no exception. However, the therapeutic outcomes of these measures are questioned when compared to voluntary care. Given the infringement of human rights and freedoms, coercion in psychiatry has been contested by many organizations, including the World Health Organization (2021). Human rights-based practices have been recognized as an important nursing role in Quebec. However, these practices are often informal and poorly documented in scientific literature. Objective: This article presents the research protocol of an interpretative phenomenological study that aims to understand the lived experiences of coercion and human rights-based practices in psychiatry from the perspectives of people living with mental health problems. Methods: This qualitative study uses an interpretative phenomenological analysis design developed by Smith et al. (2009). In depth, one-on-one interviews along with socio-demographic questionnaire will be conducted with approximately 10 participants. Data analysis will follow an iterative and hermeneutic emergence coding process. Discussion and conclusion: By centering human rights-based practices to the lived experiences of people living with mental health problems who encountered coercion, this study will highlight contributing and limiting factors to the recognition of human rights in nursing practices. This study will also promote the development of nursing knowledge and practices that can significantly contribute to individuals’ recovery process.
Keywords: mental health, santé mentale, coercion, coercition, support, soutien, droits humains, human rights, usagers, users
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Keywords: leadership, école, enseignant·e·s, direction, professionnel·le·s
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This study examined the effects of a collaborative writing sequence on vocabulary learning among French elementary school students. Two sixth grade groups participated in this quasi-experimental study. Each group completed two preparation sessions and three writing sessions preceded by the explicit teaching of five target words. Participants in the experimental group wrote in teams of four while those in the control group wrote individually. Participants’ target word knowledge was measured prior to and upon completion of the intervention. Results of an ANOVA analysis of variance revealed no significant difference between the two groups on target word knowledge following intervention. Our findings suggest that collaborative writing and individual writing both lead to similar acquisition of vocabulary. Strategies for promoting vocabulary acquisition in the classroom are discussed.