Publish at September 20 2022 Updated September 20 2022
The transformation of current social contexts and expectations is taking trainers with it. 6 changes in the profession of trainer
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Fully teaching the ecological transition
While it has been overshadowed by covid-19, the fact remains that the ecological transition is also part of the global crises. Students, even without being adequately trained on the subject, are increasingly recognizing this reality. What if the educational community, including higher education, were to integrate more environmental issues into their curricula?
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Does web-specific writing really exist?
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Intergenerational housing to combat social isolation
At a time when housing models need to be reinvented, can we imagine a society where intergenerational ties become the norm, rather than the exception? It's not just about housing, it's about a new vision of living together!
