Publish at April 17 2024 Updated April 17 2024
Mixing genres sounds interesting, but it often requires stepping out of one's comfort zone. Those who first proposed adding playfulness to teaching were judged harshly. Today, however, this solution is part of the teaching kit. The next step is to use play for assessment purposes. How is this possible?
This article is reserved for subscribers to the full edition. You can subscribe Here.
You might also like:
Artificial intelligences really at the service of teachers
It's hard to remain indifferent to artificial intelligence. In fact, for some time now, some teachers have been using this technology in their teaching. It makes many tedious tasks easier. Rather than prohibiting, we need clear guidelines.
Preparing with AI for interviews conducted... by an AI
In a job market full of interesting candidates, finding the rare pearl is no easy task. You need to identify the right talent, and then quickly offer them a meeting and, in the best-case scenario, an employment contract. The use of AI then becomes as much a tool for recruiting as it is for conducting successful job interviews.
The Overton window in education
The same technique used to make the unacceptable acceptable can be reversed to restore balance.
Instilling consent at an early age
The notion of consent has long been swept under the rug. Then came the #MeToo wave of denunciation of sexual assault by women and men. This pushed our societies to question the importance of consenting to intimate gestures. A concept that can be instilled from a young age.
Increase the value of your badges
How do you award meaningful badges? This professional site demonstrates it brilliantly.
Many institutions restrict the use of badges to a simple assessment. They can represent much more than compliance with a standard or proof of passing an exam: they speak to an individual's worth.
