The art of coding, coding art
Are artists and programmers in the same vein? You'd be surprised how similar they are. So, programming is an art and it is quite possible to produce visual works with computer languages. This can result in one more pedagogical approach to instilling programming in students.
The ideal portfolio
Portfolios carry the message of their author: competence, experience, quality, rigor, reliability. What do successful portfolios have in common?
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.
When doing is saying!
Cohesion, and by extension coherence, in public speaking is above all a question of good non-verbal management. Here are a few tips to help you get rid of those annoying gestures.
The freedom to sit for better learning
A classroom is a teacher at the front of rows of desks where students are stationed, right? Yet the model is slowly changing among some teachers. Here, chairs are becoming Swiss balloons, sofas, lawn chairs, etc. As for the desks, some are communal and sometimes there are none at all. Welcome to the world of "flexible seating" where the classroom setting is becoming more flexible to allow for more active teaching.