Ecole Normale Superieure
This disambiguation page lists articles on the same subject by country or jurisdiction. In Francophone countries and Italy, a school Normale Superieure (ENS) is an institution of higher education for training teachers or researchers.
There are currently three teacher training colleges in France. The ENS is located rue d'Ulm in Paris , was founded by the National Convention in 1794 and is the oldest of all. Other ENS French are the Ecole Normale Superieure de Cachan and Ecole Normale Superieure de Lyon. Higher teacher Cachan, Lyon and Paris are the only of many French Grandes Ecoles to accommodate two streams of science and letters.
Besides these, other institutions were established in Italy and Hungary on the model of school-d'Ulm Street.
From the 1960s, following the decolonization of Africa under French rule and to address the shortage of secondary teachers, the UNESCO has initiated and supported a program to create higher teacher in many countries of Francophone Africa. The name "Normal University" was borrowed from French ENS to give credit to the new institutions created even if no link is binding on the ENS of France and Africa .
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Algeria
Benin
Cameroon
Cte d'Ivoire
France
- Ecole Normale Superieure ( rue d'Ulm , Paris )
- ENS Cachan
- ENS Lyon
- Ecole Normale Superieure de Fontenay-Saint-Cloud (commonly called "humanities", and located in Lyon). Merged with the ENS Lyon since 1January 2010.
Gabon
Italy
Mali
Morocco
- ENS Casablanca
- ENS Fs
- ENS Marrakech
- ENS Martil
- ENS Meknes
- ENS Rabat
- ENS technical education Mohammedia
- Ecole Normale Superieure of technical education in Rabat
Mauritania
Senegal
Tunisia
References
- Genevieve De Cock, Comparative Education: Test results and future plans , De Boeck University, 1997 ( ISBN 9782804124656 ) , P. 101-102.
- The teacher training colleges in Africa , Seminar Deux-Alpes on the present role and vocation training colleges in Africa, Les Deux-Alpes, 24-25-26-27 January 1965, UNESCO.
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