Dealing with the gifted in the classroom
The school and the teaching staff put a lot of effort into the students in difficulty. This is a normal reflex since they must be led to success. Meanwhile, gifted learners are bored. They have the impression of being left behind and of learning almost nothing. This can lead some to disrupt the class. Hence the importance of dealing with high achievers as well.
Better classroom management through portraiture
Teaching is a paradoxical art. On the one hand, all students must finish the year with a similar background. On the other hand, however, teachers are increasingly called upon to adapt to children's individual characteristics. The class portrait is a good tool for meeting both these objectives.
Banning suspensions from school: a positive effect
"Zero-tolerance" disciplinary policies in the education sector are being called into question by a number of research studies that demonstrate the real effects of these exclusionary policies and contradict most of the arguments that led to their introduction.
Instilling consent at an early age
The notion of consent has long been swept under the rug. Then came the #MeToo wave of denunciation of sexual assault by women and men. This pushed our societies to question the importance of consenting to intimate gestures. A concept that can be instilled from a young age.
What to put on Facebook... if you're ever thinking of applying for a job.
91% of recruiters use social networks to screen applications... what makes them tick?
A little bit of intelligence in one's comments doesn't hurt and a little bit of restraint, quality and creativity are clearly appealing. On the other hand, a little technical mastery as to how to create private groups
private groups allows you to keep some free expression spaces and others for public relations.
and others for public relations.