The virus' disruptive strategy
The introduction of a different way of functioning in a stable system forces it to adapt. This is the effect of the virus on the individual but also on the collective. The development of the system is done by the permanent search for a balance. How does this strategy of the virus manifest itself in our societies and what are the consequences?
Can you take notes?
Taking notes seems simple, yet many students take bad notes. Because the idea is not to copy a teacher's speech word for word, but to highlight the essential elements on which the evaluations will be based. There are techniques that make note-taking more refined, avoiding common mistakes.
Universal rules of writing according to Wikipedia
Wikipedia has been online since January 15, 2001 and remains the most popular educational reference. Having withstood just about every possible critical assault, one can assume that its founding principles are sufficiently robust.
Active breaks: a way to keep your attention
Asking students to sit still and be quiet has always been the norm, but we know that it is not easy. After a while, they lose attention. So more and more researchers are promoting active breaks. Moments of relaxation and movement that allow us to get out of a sedentary position and give the brain a break.
Peer review and assistance user guide
Peer Assistance and Review (PAR) is a mentoring program for teachers launched in Toledo, Ohio, which became known as the "Toledo Plan". Created by the presidents of local teachers' unions in collaboration with school administrations to enable expert teachers to serve as mentors for other teachers and thus improve the quality of teaching in schools.