Publish at April 06 2021 Updated October 26 2022
We are used to learning alone. The system was designed for students to acquire the material by themselves. However, it is possible to learn as a team, even at a distance. A pedagogical approach that requires preparation, but which bears fruit.
This article is reserved for subscribers to the full edition. You can subscribe Here.
You might also like:
Writing on the web, a way of learning and sharing
Even if taking up writing can be intimidating for some, the experience is so enriching both intellectually and on a relational level that it's worth taking the plunge. Publishing content also allows you to develop your personal brand, which has major advantages for teachers, employees and freelancers alike.
Mothers and daughters learning together
When organizing educational itineraries, we've noticed a craze for mother-daughter pairs. How does this form of accompanied travel transform learning? In a context marked by the fragmentation of experiences, what are the effects of these shared experiences?
Everything that excites us to better capture our attention is exploited without scruples. Discern what sets us in motion, what disperses us, what affects us, what lifts us up.
Why not co-construct training courses?
Co-constructing a course or training program is an approach that is gaining in popularity. Including learners is even beneficial.
Deconstructing the myth of talent
Are you and your students talented? Yet there's nothing scientific about the very idea of talent. Most geniuses did not achieve their success through sheer willpower, but rather in the presence of environments that allowed them to flourish.
