Publish at November 29 2023 Updated November 29 2023
Is life a perpetual stage on which we appear? At least, that's the impression given by social networks. Many people, young and old, pour out every moment of their lives without really thinking about the relevance of what they publish. Is it possible, then, to relearn the art of discretion?
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The PISA and World Values Surveys reveal that a higher level of education improves understanding of the risks associated with environmental deterioration, which in turn affects people's behavior towards their environment in both the short and long term.
What will Homo numericus pass on to his descendants?
Our departed ancestors have left us photo albums, boxes of trinkets, schoolbooks filled with cooking recipes... Our memories of these deceased are inextricably linked to these objects, images and writings. But digital has taken over the objects. Photos, music and writings no longer have substance... So what are we going to leave to our descendants?
The transformation of the teacher's role from that of knowledge holder and transmitter to that of trainer and learning facilitator. This evolution implies a redefinition of teaching methods, the teacher-learner relationship and the key competencies of teachers.
What's the link between behavior and values in training?
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Have you ever visited Luxembourg? Apart from being one of the richest countries in the world, it is a small country that has had an amazing educational policy to give its language its letters of nobility. From a simple dialect, it has become a state language!
