Publish at December 07 2022 Updated December 07 2022
Mobilize the desire to learn like never before. Three examples of inversion that bring a void to the pedagogical situation that learners are invited to fill by themselves.
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As a practice, supervision consists in training cognitive gestures and behaviors that are often counterintuitive for the actors of the company. - Can we see in these trainings the opportunity to develop cognitive gestures that can have their place in the work?
Grading: necessary or outdated?
A debate that constantly recurs in the educational landscape: that of assessment by grades. As much loved as they are decried, grades always elicit intense reactions. While the Ministry of National Education in France has changed the evaluative approach for the start of the 2016 school year, the question still arises. Should the school system get rid of grades? If so, what to replace them with?
Reverse engineering or authorized copying
If there is no name for those who do reverse engineering, it is because the field is not entirely clear. From copiers to pirates, there is only one step. This ethical problem can become economic. Who owns nature? Can we copy anything and everything?
Is It really Necessary to Organize and Anticipate Everything?
Multiplying procedures to anticipate, chasing dead time, and reducing deadlines are common objectives in organizations. But what if organizations were suffering from an excess of formalization, planning, and structuring of time? François Dupuy, the sociologist, and Hélène L'Heuillet, psychoanalyst, show us each in their way how harmful management that would like to organize or anticipate everything can be.
