Publish at October 03 2023 Updated October 03 2023
Following in the footsteps of labs, third places and other spaces for transforming towns and villages, edu-labs are being set up to support contemporary pedagogical metamorphoses and make teachers and learners actors in their own learning.
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Alternative thoughts and movements: new models
Today's alternative movements could well be tomorrow's models. The model student in these educational projects is often the rejected student in other systems; it all depends on the criteria taken as a reference.
Project groups at school to turn theory into experience
Because learning theory is important but insufficient to master the operational aspect of a subject, it's possible to take part in a project in the field. So setting up a Junior Enterprise or a Christmas chocolate sales campaign can become an opportunity for real-life experimentation, turning knowledge into know-how.
Animating or the art of creating an atmosphere
Whether it's summer or the rest of the year, leading a group can be complicated. Adults and teens have a particularly hard time bonding, for various reasons. Fortunately, a few very simple tricks can help set up an atmosphere conducive to sharing.
A concept that transforms our relationship with art: warming up the viewer. This approach inspires the transformation of the relationship to knowledge.
Cultural and historical outing: see it for real
History happened somewhere. History is written with tools and materials in a context. Associative memory works with physical anchors, which is why it's a good idea to go and see, to feel artifacts or copies of them, or to re-enact situations. Sometimes, history is actually being written. There's no shortage of possibilities: thousands of them. Let's get inspired!
