Simulation as a Teaching Tool for Future Doctors
Of all the university faculties, the ones that have benefited most quickly from new technologies are those of medicine. Simulators have quickly been perfected and have become tools to improve medical gestures. The human aspect also benefits from these simulations since future doctors can train to act properly with patients in situations they know nothing about.
Embracing digital tools in art education
Everything is going digital, including the arts. As a result, it's almost inevitable that the educational world will borrow the tools to teach digital art.
Constructive alignment, the antidote to generative laziness
Everyone is looking to optimize their time as much as possible, and this is also evident in the students. This adds to the pressure on teaching staff to reflect on their didactic approach, all the more so in a context where generative AI is gaining ground. What if the answer lay in constructive alignment?
Igniting the creative spark in students
Creativity is sought after in a world of passive consumers. Many school systems seek to ignite the spark of inspiration in students to become proactive citizens. Digital tools allow for much experimentation, of course. However, sometimes letting learners get bored can generate an unsuspected creative fiber.
Active even while reading
For some, reading may seem like a passive occupation. On the contrary, reading requires you to be active in order to fully understand the meaning of the words, the author's message, the humor or the unspeakable between the lines, and so on. Strategic reading is a pedagogical method that brings a dynamic element to reading, taking it further than passing the eyes from the first word on the page to the last.