Sapere aude - Daring to use one's understanding, the first maxim of any training course
"Sapere aude". Dare to think for yourself. This motto is over 2,000 years old, and has been adopted by many philosophers and educators. It is undoubtedly the first law of all training. Dare to think, confront your ideas, tackle complex content. Dare not to let others think for you.
The experium: the trace of learning
The concept of experium makes us perceive the traces of learning in the living. The human being is a vehicle of all these expressions of the living, a genetic inheritance of what preceded him. He is completely woven from the living, at the same time an extension and a declension, an illustration and a testimony.
Recognition and reflection
Recognition in the sense of "thanks" puts us in a dependency on the look of the other. A subjective look oriented by others. How can we build recognition independently of the other's gaze?
Learning to see far ahead
Learning to see far ahead is a continuous learning process requiring the combination of several ingredients. The school as an incubator for networking, anticipation and foresight.
Predicting the unpredictable: now within our reach
Extreme events do not come without warning. They build up over long periods of time and begin to show warning signs long before they arrive. But by paying attention to these signs and changing conditions at the right time, most of these disasters can be prevented. Inspiring ideas for coping.