Students overwhelmed by online information
They were born with social networks, yet teenagers are still likely to believe misinformation online. Especially since it is for most of them their main source of information. Hence the crying call from experts for cyber citizenship to be taught from the earliest years of school.
Why learn to translate when AI can do it?
The democratization of artificial intelligence at the end of 2022 raised a host of questions? Who was going to see their profession come under the control of the algorithm? Among all the rankings available, one job systematically featured: translator. But if AI is so good, why are there still so many vacancies for translators?
Technologies and teaching: review the organization of work in teaching
Faced with the complex tasks that technologies induce, it is utopian to think of integrating them into the educational system without reviewing the organization of the work and practices of the educational system. Survey conducted among 9,000 teachers.
Where does peer review lead?
More than a technical adjustment, peer assessment requires a different posture, for students and teachers alike.
Time inconsistency at the heart of our bad choices
We're supposedly the most intelligent beings on the planet. Yet anyone who has studied human behavior realizes that we are very easily manipulated. Specialists in psychology and economics know that we tend to choose what creates short-term pleasure, ignoring the repercussions.