Teaching children about emotions
Despite our great powers of reasoning, we're still emotional beasts. Indeed, we can quickly become overwhelmed by our emotions. For children just discovering their world, this can be even more difficult, since they can't put into words what they're feeling. That's why it's so important to teach them how to manage their emotions.
Preparing for the first school transition
All educational transitions are important and leave a deep mark on young people's memories. However, while much effort is put into the transition from primary to secondary school and to higher education, little attention is paid to the first transition: kindergarten. Some environments, such as in Quebec, have understood that this first stage is pivotal and therefore work to prepare children for their entry into school life.
Why are my students so excited?
Small humans are best known for being full of energy. Adults often put up with toddlers' energetic outbursts by blowing their noses. It can be tempting to quickly put the child back in order, to try to calm him down on the spot. But this strategy usually proves unproductive.
From caterpillar to butterfly, Ephemeral Formations
Regeneration Matrix Group's ephemeral trainings on Whatsapp, a frugal way to teach essential subjects to communities in Francophone Africa that don't have access to a computer. A 4-year collaborative effort for large communities. But this is just the first step in the simple, frugal caterpillar to help the many. Ephemeral trainings, a track for the trainings of tomorrow.
Master the art of the spreadsheet
Spreadsheets are the tools of choice in various professional fields. Yet, how many students can claim to know the uses of these spreadsheets whether they are provided by Microsoft, Google or others? Fortunately, teachers can teach the concepts to learners. The latter can even self-train online.