Library therapy
Books can serve many purposes. There's nothing like a dictionary to find out the meaning of a word or a cookbook to discover a recipe. But what to do when you are not feeling well? Many books are available to help you get better. But would it be possible to prescribe a book to a patient? Let's find out with Pierre-André Bonnet and his thesis entitled "La bibliothérapie en médecine générale".
Stimulating confidence in children
The development of self-confidence is essential for children. The earlier they develop it, the more durable it will be in adult life. But this confidence gains strength in an environment that encourages it. How do teachers and schools try to help students?
I don't buy, I contribute to an adventure
How to create an economic activity, to live of its creations when the barriers to entry accumulate. Finding a publisher, a distribution channel, convincing intermediaries to associate their efforts with yours seem like insurmountable activities. An economic model built on relationships, storytelling techniques and participation.
Metacognition at school: useful learning
Reflecting on one's thinking methods is what metacognition proposes. This global analytical approach is seen as an educational strategy that helps all types of learners. So why is it not more widely adopted?
Curapy: medical games platform finally available to the public
The medical world is also keen to get to grips with serious gaming. Whether it's to train its staff, therapeutically help patients or simply inform the general public about health and first aid issues, gaming seems to be the solution. A platform dedicated to gaming and health went online in September 2017 and, in a new development, it's accessible to everyone.