Interdisciplinary Research Laboratory on Didactics, Education, and Training

Sylvie Moussay

University Professor of Education and Training Sciences

Research Topics

My research focuses on empowering professionals who face difficult and vulnerable situations in their work and personal lives. 

Rooted in a cultural-historical approach to human development and a psychological theory of activity (Leontiev; Vygotsky), my research analyzes the processes by which experience is constructed and the development of the actor’s subjective relationship to their work. Methodologically, my research draws on transformative action research (Clot, 2008) and clinical methodologies (instruction with a double, simple and cross-confrontations) involving groups of professionals over varying time frames.  

  • Research Project: TRAM – Analysis of the Work of Activist Volunteers  
  • Research Project: Vitipastoralism and Transition

Education

  • Head of the Educational and Training Sciences Track 
  • Program Director for the SEM MAF Bachelor's Degree Program – Mediation, Facilitation, and Training 
  • Co-director of the DIU program “Supporting Entry into the Profession”
  • Master's Programs – Training in Work Analysis