What the donkey teaches us
Discovering a phenomenological pedagogy under construction based on asinine mediation: a new horizon for learning socio-relational know-how
What's new in education? Ants!
By the time you've read this article, you'll be able to use the word "myrmecology" in a common sentence, you'll no longer imagine crushing an ant in your classroom, but you may be seized with the urge to scratch!
Because by introducing ants into his school, Ange Ansour has turned his pupils into scientific apprentices. A wonderful educational experience.
Why take care of your teachers?
So it is better to invest in the recruitment and continuing education of one's teachers than in reducing class size! And if the professor has an observed effect on the performance of a class, we can assume that what replaces him or her in a distance course, the course tools and tutors, obey the same principles.
Art, Architecture, Nature and Mathematics: The Golden Ratio and the Modulor
The "golden ratio" evokes a mysterious universe... This number is also referred to as the "divine proportion": 1.6180339887. What is special about this number? Why can it interest biologists, mathematicians and artists? This article offers some answers.
The effects of excessive and insufficient pressure on efficiency and fatigue
By taking advantage of research in psychology and neuroscience, it is possible to optimize cognitive efficiency and transform these challenges into learning opportunities. Several levers to develop...