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Desprez Michael

 
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NameDesprez Michael
AffiliationSophia University
SectionFaculty of Humanities, Department of French Literature
Job titleProfessor
DegreeMaster of Philosophy(University of Oxford), DEA(Univ. de Paris 3 Sorbonne Nouvelle), 高度研究課程証書(パリ第三大学ソルボンヌ・ヌーヴェル), DOC Lettres et sciences humaines(Universite Paris 10 Nanterre), 文学博士(パリ第10大学ナンテール)
Research funding number80349026
J-Global ID200901089647511391

Profile

* 2000-2001: Member of the research team "Ancien regime et theatre" led by Professor Christian Biet, University of Nanterre, ParisX, Ecole normal Superieure.
*1996-1998: Active research in economic history and archives : Bolivian House of Suarez, Riberalta, Cachuela Esperanza, Bolivia, under the professorship of Prof. Malcolm Deas, Center for Latin American Studies, Oxford University.

Research Areas

 
  • Humanities & social sciences / Literature - European / 

Awards

 
1996
Entente Cordiale/John Major-Jacques Chirac Scholarship.
 
1990
Laureat du concours General des Lycees
 

Misc.

 
 
Michael Desprez   
Sophia journal of European studies   (5) 24-24   Feb 2013
 

Professional Memberships

 
 
   
 
Societe Theophile Gautier
 
   
 
NASSCFL, North American Society for Seventeenth Century French Literature

Other

 
 
In order to give students better access to documents in French language, the following points have been adopted\n1) Questionnaires given in French \n2) working document taken from highschool documents\n3) Answers expected to be given also in French (this applied to courses of the 2second- History and Culture and the 3 third years - French literature)
 
 
The assessment of the students activity by the professor is focused on three points\n1) assessment of attendance: student attendance is checked at each course. Three injutifiable absence lead to a non-attendance grade, wich is taken up to 40% of the final grade\n2) assessment of active participation: in the classroom, as often as possible, collective work is given by the professor (questions to fill, prints)
 
 
Basic problem of recent education is to face student's large passivity in most of the tasks, and lack of initiative. A set of educationnal measures are tested, namelly:\n1) Reflexive rather than automatic (i.e. yes/no type) answers to questionnaires\n2) incentive to ask the student to give more often is own point fo view
 
 
Problem to education is very often concern with the habit of student's cramming, which is a failure concerning long-term gains. A set of measure is experienced, namelly\n1) very regular test (one every 10 days)\n2) short but complete revision (10%of the test )on previous point and on previous test \n3) occasionnal "surprise" tests
 
 
Language learning is based on a relationship of trust and disponibility between students and professor. To adress this point, the following as been experienced\n1) regular questions to the student, on a individual basis\n2) encitement to contact the professor when the student has the feeling of not mastering a particular point\n3) Frequent (twice a term) anonymous, free questionnaire asked to the student on the averall evaluation of the course \n4) Encouragement and also a clear explanation of the aims of the course at each state of the academic year, especially regarding the work already done