Publish at January 19 2022 Updated June 13 2024
The plasticity of our brain is such that a few notes of music can transform it, leaving traces that can change a person's mood, emotions and even destiny?
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The amount of data generated by learners during an e-learning course is immense. Who, what, where, how, when? What were their results at the end, etc.? We can know it all!
But what are we going to do with this data? How can we absorb it? How do we organize power between trainees, trainers, training centers and customers?
The neutral mask, a tool for self-awareness and body appropriation
"Neutrality is not the absence of expression, emotion or feeling. It's a state of availability. Cathy Bouesse
Some emotions are counterproductive: fear, anxiety, dread, apathy, anger, antagonism, sadness, etc. The tough guy or gal may feel all these emotions, but won't let them overwhelm him or her. The tough guy or gal may feel all these emotions, but won't let them overwhelm him or her. A badass knows how to manage his or her emotions.
The liberated / empowering company in a complex and uncertain world
The development of automation allows robots and A.I. to dedicate the market to execution tasks that do not require commitment and creativity. The competition with robots is tough and the only tasks left to humans are those that require adaptability and continuous professionalization and therefore commitment.
Getting rid of gender stereotypes in textbooks
Although societies are generally trying to reduce gender inequalities, stereotypes remain tenacious. Textbooks are a prime example of this, with an absence of female historical figures and very clichéd illustrations of roles or professions. Yet, this problem is rather easy to solve.
