Addressing the teacher shortage - UNESCO's outline
The issue of teacher shortages is frequently in the news in the field of education. Almost every region of the world has to deal with this new situation in education. This is the first time UNESCO has taken an interest in this unprecedented phenomenon.
Generative A.I. and students: aware but affected
The KPMG survey as a whole doesn't offer much in the way of positives; even if some points appear to be positive, students are aware that evaluation and reality are two different things.
When old age comes [Thesis]
The World Health Organization (WHO) informs us that we are old from the age of 60! For the thesis, it is 65 years old, the Belgian legal age of retirement. Old age covers many different situations, and methods such as occupational therapy and actimetrics are preventive services that allow us to consider staying at home.
Spectacular Language and Everyday Injunctions
We are inundated daily with written messages on transport vehicles, walls, our devices and sometimes on ourselves. We are swimming in a sea of spectacular verbal injunctions inviting us to behave or consume one way or another. Let's discover the linguistics of the words that surround us with Isabelle Morillon.
Global warming, class warfare and tree mortality in French forests
Forests provide ecosystem services essential to life. Human activity on Earth has resulted in the loss of 60% of forests, 60% of wild animals and 60% of insects. Ongoing climate change is one of many causes impacting forests. An increase in tree mortality is associated with climate change becoming more frequent and intense. But in what proportions?