The teacher, free and master of his or her pedagogical choices
Since the publication, in 2001, of a resolutely professionalizing orientation, the Quebec Ministry of Education has been committed, in collaboration with Quebec universities, to developing a training program for future teachers based on the acquisition of professional skills. Teachers have every right to choose what is best for their students, but how far can they go?
The art of digital conversation
We all try to learn the art of conversation with our peers. With the digitization of communication means, this means learning the right way to chat or send an email. While waiting for artificial intelligences to come and prevent verbal slips...
Valuing Teachers: Four Easy Pieces
Valuing is achieved through actions and commitments that translate into action. These actions demonstrate that value is being placed. Four easy ways, that don't necessarily cost a lot of money but direct action, create an atmosphere, make life easier and allow everyone to participate.
Then we're talking about a very nice job, teaching.
The maze of post-baccalaureate studies
Who said that the school career path was a simple straight line from primary school to higher education? The post-secondary path is not so easy for many teenagers who find themselves choosing a career. Many paths are open to them.
Alumni Year-End Address: Brand Image and Prestige Effect
The effort and care that an institution puts into inviting prominent figures to deliver the commencement address,
especially when they are its alumni, helps young people understand that they are important to the school and to society, and also that their school is a good one.