Getting rid of gender stereotypes in textbooks
Although societies are generally trying to reduce gender inequalities, stereotypes remain tenacious. Textbooks are a prime example of this, with an absence of female historical figures and very clichéd illustrations of roles or professions. Yet, this problem is rather easy to solve.
7 Innovative solutions facilitating free access to paid scientific knowledge
Open access to scientific publications is growing, but researchers complain about the exorbitant costs of Knowledge, confiscated by scientific publishers. This situation creates inequalities in access to scientific knowledge, especially for developing countries. Presentation of innovative solutions to access knowledge more easily, freely and at no cost.
All geniuses?
It is commonly believed that some people are born geniuses, while others have to make do with average performance. But this belief, which has had a major impact on the very foundations of our education system, is increasingly being challenged by recent neuroscience findings.
Learning analogies in problem solving
Learning means making connections. Therefore, analogy can be an approach of choice to enhance students' understanding of a concept. Be careful, however, not to rely solely on analogy. It sometimes tends to oversimplify complex concepts, leading to misunderstandings.
The maturity of a learning organization
Adaptation facilitates survival. This leads the world of work, as well as future entrepreneurs still in school, to reflect on the question of organizational adaptability. According to many observers, a good part of this involves becoming a learning organization.