Public speaking and animals
The ability to express oneself well in public has been treated since antiquity as an inherent feature of the human species. It's the ability of an individual to manipulate his voice, limbs, eyes, lips, silence etc. to convince an audience, usually that of his human alter ego. But how does it relate to other animal species? Do we need to convince or persuade other species?
The polychronic approach: creativity in a teleworking context
To this day, teleworking is the subject of debate between antagonistic groups. And yet, it seems to be fertile ground for creativity and efficiency, especially when working in polychrony. To unite opposing views, it would be possible to opt for a hybrid organization, a guarantee of creativity and socio-professional fulfillment.
Facipulation
And what if behind the participation of everyone in decision-making lay a form of manipulation? Facipulation refers to the tendency to make people believe that our opinion is awaited, even though the key decisions have already been taken.
Equity versus Equality in Education
We are facing important professional social changes... Applied creativity is the key skill that has deserted the classrooms. Why is this?
Putting screens back into learning for a while
Screens are a part of everyday life for students and teachers alike. This has even increased since 2020. As a result, both groups can experience technology fatigue with negative effects on both sides. What if the school and the home sphere left some learning time without digital and screens?