Seven billion liars
Honesty is considered a virtue and lying a vile practice. However, lying has many advantages: it helps to pass untenable decisions, it allows to become aware of certain problems and to discuss them, in totalitarian regimes it helps to stay free or even alive; everywhere, lying avoids many clashes between people and even helps to obtain divine favors. In short, let's be honest: we are all liars to some extent.
Living in a vacuum
The idea that continuous disconnection from the living through the mediation of screens is preparing us for exploration and the great cosmic void. A multi-generational apprenticeship is taking place...
The teacher, free and master of his or her pedagogical choices
Since the publication, in 2001, of a resolutely professionalizing orientation, the Quebec Ministry of Education has been committed, in collaboration with Quebec universities, to developing a training program for future teachers based on the acquisition of professional skills. Teachers have every right to choose what is best for their students, but how far can they go?
Handwriting and drawing renew note taking and presentations
Long, structured and sequential texts are valued by the academic world. To take the opposite view of this type of reaction, and of the powerpoint-type serial presentations, authors have proposed other techniques such as "sketchnotes" or "lettering" and develop presentations that rely more on the visual.
How N. Bohr and W. Heisenberg became exceptional scientists
What makes gifted children become Einsteins, Bohrs, Rutherfords or Heisenberg W ? Biographies often reveal biffurcations, moments of serendipity that lead researchers to find what they weren't looking for. They show that learning styles and intellectual profiles are not homogeneous within a scientific community.