Building bridges (and training): the limits of simulators
Playing with bits of wood, plasticine, or Lego blocks is also formative and essential, but sometimes messier and less easy to implement. Some young people are fairly bereft of this kind of experience.
Engaging students
Motivating a student in a school context is the teacher's responsibility. Even under academic constraint, there are several levers that a teacher can use, in context and by instilling a sense of competence in the student. An interesting Master's thesis by Marlène Douibi.
Socio-emotional education
Integrating socio-emotional education into school curricula
Slam, the gateway to poetry
Poetry is part of learning French, whether as a mother tongue or as a foreign language. For some teenagers, however, it can seem dry. Racine doesn't resonate with their daily lives. On the other hand, rap and slam culture can be a good gateway to poetry.
The journey of the anti-hero
Heroes are often the models of perfection we're raised to believe in, almost like unattainable saints. But wouldn't anti-heroes be more accessible when it comes to learning by trial and error?