Publish at December 03 2020 Updated November 26 2025
We create traces as soon as we do anything, in reality as well as in virtual worlds. So how do we erase our traces? There's no shortage of strategies, from obliteration to submersion, discover them all!
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Raising awareness of local biodiversity
Environmental issues are on the minds of younger generations. The realities of flora and fauna can at times seem remote. That's why it's important to take them on a walk through local environments, so that they can see the big picture, the problems that need to be addressed, and remind them of the importance of preserving biodiversity and ecosystems.
Whereas yesterday everything was about money, today it's about happiness. Strange individual, social and entrepreneurial reversals. Our world is changing, and schools have a duty to keep pace with the great mutations of our century, just like every other area of your life.
Embracing digital tools in art education
Everything is going digital, including the arts. As a result, it's almost inevitable that the educational world will borrow the tools to teach digital art.
The challenge of vocabulary development
Many of us have the impression that our vocabulary is limited. However, passively, we know thousands of words that we do not integrate into our usage. There are many ways to improve our speaking skills and become more eloquent with our peers.
Taking a class outside is often perceived as an "ordinary" class in a less controlled context. We almost forget that outdoor learning can lead to play. There's no added value in just lecturing in the forest. Taking advantage of the setting so that students can have fun in it makes much more sense.
