Tik Tok and Instagram: the new sex education teachers
Sex education is often a hot potato for public authorities. In some regions, it is even forbidden. Yet, teenagers in particular have hundreds of questions on the subject. Some specialists have taken to popular networks such as Tik Tok or Instagram to offer clear answers and promote healthy sexuality.
Saving minority languages
There are countless endangered languages in the world, due to their minority status and lack of media coverage. Nowadays, the transmission of these languages can benefit from a major asset: new technologies and mobile applications in particular can save the day.
The complexity of the building sector, between ecology and digitalization
Meeting the demand for new housing also means being flexible about current issues.
Imposter syndrome: the little beast behind the self-sabotage
Nearly 70% of adults have experienced impostor syndrome, a cognitive dissonance that leads to the belief that successes are undeserved and that the whole journey is a series of deceptions that could be unmasked. This feeling can be felt as early as childhood and full school age. How do we deal with this issue to ensure that it does not participate in self-sabotage?
Innovation training between tradition and rupture. Thesis by Tiphaine Liu.
This thesis examines the conditions for innovation in incremental or breakthrough training through the analysis of school practices. It concludes by proposing the conditions for emancipating systems.