Universal rules of writing according to Wikipedia
Wikipedia has been online since January 15, 2001 and remains the most popular educational reference. Having withstood just about every possible critical assault, one can assume that its founding principles are sufficiently robust.
Reclaiming the prestige of the teaching profession
Online training can contribute to this reconquest by relieving
the teacher of the functions of transmission and repetition. The
teacher retains the functions of animation, discussion, stimulation and
of stimulating and accompanying his students. The ones that really count,
the human functions.
The end of the myth of the individual as the sole actor of his learning
The limitations of the legal approach to "training rights" can be overcome by incorporating and promoting learning capabilities and learning environments
Active breaks: a way to keep your attention
Asking students to sit still and be quiet has always been the norm, but we know that it is not easy. After a while, they lose attention. So more and more researchers are promoting active breaks. Moments of relaxation and movement that allow us to get out of a sedentary position and give the brain a break.
Immerse yourself in the past with a phone
More and more, virtual reality technology is being used for cultural tourism. It is now easy to immerse the visitor - even from home - in more or less distant times. A technique that holds a lot of potential to improve history lessons at school.