Publish at March 22 2023 Updated March 22 2023
The paradox of learning has always been questioned by researchers in pedagogy. The literature is not lacking in references since Plato and the paradox of Meno on this question... Like all paradoxes, it is not a question of solving it, or even dissolving it, but rather of taking advantage of the energy it gives to those who confront it.
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