Getting rid of gender stereotypes in textbooks
Although societies are generally trying to reduce gender inequalities, stereotypes remain tenacious. Textbooks are a prime example of this, with an absence of female historical figures and very clichéd illustrations of roles or professions. Yet, this problem is rather easy to solve.
What is a concept? What does it mean to conceptualize?
This article is an update on what a concept is, the act of conceptualization and the construction of a paradigm. It may be of interest at a time when the neologization of the world is leading to the creation of catchwords sometimes so hollow that they have no time to resonate.
Mobile journalism: the new approach in the field
Now that we all (or almost all) have small high-definition cameras with powerful microphones in our pockets, journalism is taking a new turn: mobile journalism. The English-speaking world calls it "MoJo" (Mobile Journalism), and more and more journalism schools are teaching it.
Impact of website color on information retrieval
The overall color of a site has an emotional effect on web users, determining their judgments, behavior and performance.
Chaordism
Chaordism, this blend of order and chaos, offers its share of the unexpected and opens up a different vision of organization. When this concept intersects with Augustin Berque's mesological approach, a pedagogical opening is made possible, where each individual is appreciated for the singularity of his or her trajectory, the subject of the emergence of his or her own environment.