Deconstructing gender bias in schools
School is meant to be a mirror of society. In spite of the fine words, gender inequalities and stereotypes continue to plague the school institution. However, nothing is irreparable. There is a plethora of resources, activities and attitudes that can help deconstruct gender stereotypes.
Benefit from the experience of former students
The question of mentoring remains at the very heart of training, especially in higher education. Mentoring programs have been part of the university landscape for many years. To find potential mentors, you can also turn to alumni.
Virtual marketplace and digital learning environment
The virtual marketplace is booming and highly competitive. Despite its popularity, what are the limitations; advantages and disadvantages related to this market, as well as to the use of a digital learning environment?
Is it successful in keeping up with the fast-paced market?
Classroom discussion: instructions for use
The transmission of knowledge is done a great deal through speech. Parents teach children the basics of language by talking to them, their relatives teach them things by telling them, and the teacher writes verbally to explain the material. What if learners could also learn by talking to each other? This can be done, but the tags must be clear from the start.
Evaluating while playing: the best of both worlds
Mixing genres sounds interesting, but it often requires stepping out of one's comfort zone. Those who first proposed adding playfulness to teaching were judged harshly. Today, however, this solution is part of the teaching kit. The next step is to use play for assessment purposes. How is this possible?