The Japanese lesson in learning
Learning ideas from the Island of the Rising Sun. One of the most inspiring contributions certainly lies in the work of Ikujiro Nonaka and Hirotaka Takeuchi on the learning organization and the knowledge spiral between tacit and explicit knowledge. The Japanese economic miracle owes much to a significant investment in education and research...
The school does not teach to dream
The school tries to teach as many skills and knowledge as possible. However, it can be rather conformist. This is the conclusion of a young woman who, in a conference, explains how other life experiences have allowed her to break free from expectations and achieve happiness.
Learning in Finland: the qualities of the model
Success certainly lies in the shift from a school-based form to an educational setting in which the training of professionalized, independent, and well-regarded teachers has played a key role.
Social disadvantage and the educational pathways of individuals
Far from "equalizing" opportunities, education can be a powerful engine of social selection.
Indeterminacy as a vector of change [Thesis].
The indeterminacy in architecture is a response brought to conceive and organize the mutations of cities: in their structure and in their buildings. The thesis proposes to analyze the theories, forms and concretizations of indeterminacy in architecture.