Publish at June 07 2023 Updated June 07 2023
A portrait of learning theories through the ages, from Antiquity to the present day.
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Models of educational leadership from around the world
Based on educational trips, a vision of the forms of educational leadership in England, India, Quebec, Finland and France. We can take different reference systems to orient ourselves towards quality learning.
Commedia dell'arte as a tool in adult education
Commedia dell'arte, the ancestor of role-playing practices, and its uses in training.
Valuing a course means recognizing the teacher
A good course is a good teacher. It's a professional who knows the requirements of a school program or certification course, the pedagogical techniques to be favored and who knows how to demonstrate excellent interpersonal skills and flawless communication. There are plenty of good teachers out there, but the current lack of international recognition of the profession is a cause for concern. What does the OECD's TALIS survey tell us?
The warning signs of a tipping point
What is the tipping point that leads us to go outside the plan or activate exceptional procedures?
