Is brainstorming outdated?
For over 60 years, brainstorming has been used in the workplace and at school to stimulate creativity. But this appearance could be deceptive. More and more specialists believe that these collective brainstorming sessions are more harmful than practical for coming up with original ideas? So, is brainstorming outdated, or should we use it in other ways?
Student empowerment and parental responsibility
Learners' failure is often blamed on the school. There may be other reasons for students' lack of guidance and empowerment. In this respect, the imposition of a set path by the parent is often a source of internal conflict and demotivation for the learner. Hence the need to build a framework conducive to student empowerment, through listening and dialogue.
Playing like mad
If the pedagogical motivation hardly supplants that of the pleasure of the game, it can nevertheless succeed by using the pleasure of understanding and the advantages of knowledge.
Bringing culture and citizens closer together through mediation on social networks
In a highly animated world, it's no longer enough to just rely on your reputation. You have to stand out and, most importantly, build a community of followers. That's why even in the cultural world, more and more are using online community facilitators. The museum community has quickly realized the benefits. And now some are thinking about libraries following suit...
Facipulation
And what if behind the participation of everyone in decision-making lay a form of manipulation? Facipulation refers to the tendency to make people believe that our opinion is awaited, even though the key decisions have already been taken.