Publish at June 05 2023 Updated September 01 2023
Self-questioning is a means of developing a learning culture; it goes hand in hand with self-explanation and self-assessment practices for maximum effectiveness.
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Aboriginal languages that resonate
Can't leave the comfort of your home when you've planned a vacation halfway around the world? No problem, let's stay at home and discover the cultural and linguistic richness of Canada through its first peoples, the Aboriginals.
How can we keep up with and teach innovations?
The world is changing and becoming innovative, yet schools and universities are struggling to keep up. Why is this?
When will there be universally recognized teaching methods?
Abacus, a universal tool but not taught in our schools. Today, the people who prepare school programs choose segments of knowledge to be taught according to a single method in most cases. But is this reasonable in the face of the plurality of students? Wouldn't it be richer to collect the different methods and make them available to teachers as a universal dictionary of teaching?
Bullshit.. There's no shortage of translations to evoke the "bullshit" analyzed by sociologist Harry Frankfurt and more recently by Sebastian Dieguez. Indifferent to the categories of "true" and "false", and more sensitive to emotion, sincerity and commitment, this form of communication represents a problem. But how can we fight back when rebuttal barely scratches the surface of this "rubbish"?
Mothers and daughters learning together
When organizing educational itineraries, we've noticed a craze for mother-daughter pairs. How does this form of accompanied travel transform learning? In a context marked by the fragmentation of experiences, what are the effects of these shared experiences?
