The great schisms and the scarcity of books
Books are becoming rarer in favor of metavers, that's a fact, but isn't it just a matter of media and a change in the adventure mix that's really at stake?
Managing students with challenging behaviours
Not all children are little angels when they enter school. Some arrive with gaps in emotional management that affect the group. This requires a framework with qualified mental health personnel and knowledge on the part of teachers of techniques to prevent the escalation of crises.
Learning styles, a big joke?
The theory of learning styles covers some obvious realities: learners do not all learn the same way, you don't need a degree in psychology or neuroscience to know that; but what is being strongly challenged today is the use made of this theory in the design and delivery of training, whether in-person or online. Educators are therefore the first to be affected, and invited to update their knowledge.
Luxembourgish at its Best!
Have you ever visited Luxembourg? Apart from being one of the richest countries in the world, it is a small country that has had an amazing educational policy to give its language its letters of nobility. From a simple dialect, it has become a state language!
The configuration of the training space
There is something in common between the organization of space in the school of Jules Ferry and the organization of work in the factory of Taylor. Should we see an implicit intention beyond the objective of producing school knowledge: the intention of structuring a behavior of subordination necessary to hold a position in a company?