Psychopedagogy and Teaching Practice in the Malagasy Context: Cultural Perspective to Support those “Prevented from Thinking” Beyond Learning Disorders

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Nasolo Raoel BOTO SIMÉONE
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In this contribution, we propose an attempt to understand the mystery of the failure of malagsy learners in the face of fundamental knowledge through a psychopedagogical analysis of these learning obstacles.Three main psychopedagogical are therefore identified : diagnose, teach, manage psychological and disciplinary aspects.It is in vain that we propose, through this article, a model of psychopedagogical dynamics based on learning through culture initiated by Serge Boimare in his work.We think that if teacher is capable of taking the stage of restoring the thinking machine through cultural mediation, he will revitalize the knowledge of learners in difficukty by serving their interests, including those of the best among them, and will, subsequently, operate his class.

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Nasolo Raoel BOTO SIMÉONE. 2026. \u201cPsychopedagogy and Teaching Practice in the Malagasy Context: Cultural Perspective to Support those “Prevented from Thinking” Beyond Learning Disorders\u201d. Global Journal of Human-Social Science - G: Linguistics & Education GJHSS-G Volume 24 (GJHSS Volume 24 Issue G8): .

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An engaging overview of how Malaysian educational practices foster understanding and support for students with thinking disorders.
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In this contribution, we propose an attempt to understand the mystery of the failure of malagsy learners in the face of fundamental knowledge through a psychopedagogical analysis of these learning obstacles.Three main psychopedagogical are therefore identified : diagnose, teach, manage psychological and disciplinary aspects.It is in vain that we propose, through this article, a model of psychopedagogical dynamics based on learning through culture initiated by Serge Boimare in his work.We think that if teacher is capable of taking the stage of restoring the thinking machine through cultural mediation, he will revitalize the knowledge of learners in difficukty by serving their interests, including those of the best among them, and will, subsequently, operate his class.

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