The threshold effect in group learning
Studies attest to the importance of collective ecosystems conducive to "exponential learning" within a group.
Biosciences, a metaphor for scientific research and the future of education
This phenomenon calls for a systematic transformation of our socially isolated teaching modes into teaching practices integrated with the practices and environment where this knowledge is applied and developed, the only way to keep up with evolution and not earn an outdated diploma...
Lightning in the middle of the night
The mechanisms of invention and discovery are the subject of ongoing research. But while we can explain the origins of an innovation, we can't say in a deterministic way what will lead to the next discovery. Nevertheless, analysis of the eureka moments of great scientists can provide valuable clues to help us become more inventive!
No recognition, no chance of being an academic
Diplomas, work, personality, commitment... how can you be recognized to be recruited by a university?
Congruence, the key to credibility
The importance of congruence among teachers to be credible in the eyes of students. To ensure this, self-evaluation through techniques such as viewing one's own lessons and personal reflection are effective tools. The pleasure a teacher takes in teaching has a direct influence on student motivation and involvement.