Competences versus theoretical knowledge in our society today
A skill is an ability applied to knowledge. Distinguish between constructivist, constructionist, connectivist and cognitivist knowledge.
What the summer atmosphere brings us... more than ideas
Are you ready to really pick up the phone this summer? We hope so! Because every space is educational and the one that summer brings us is particularly so. The reason is none other than the winning formula of combining fun and playfulness, able to consolidate new information in a learning process in record time when otherwise, in another time of the year, they would have required much more.
Inspiring boldness
There's a kind of exhilaration in doing something for the first time, something that's never been done before, and contributing to the upliftment of everyone; it's this promise of success and pride that makes boldness appealing, including in education. The best principles of audacity 101.
Which school for tomorrow?
Our era can be described as hyper-innovative coupled with a great deal of casualness. Not everyone is equally adept at seizing opportunities. This is the case with school and university structures; even as the custodian of the future of future generations, they are the last to move.
Create a sociogram to energize your groups!
Sociology has developed numerous theories over the years. Concrete applications enable us to visualize the social interactions between members of a group, in order to create coherent groups of individuals driven by the same dynamics. Here are the challenges of sociograms and some of the tools used to create them.