Publish at September 10 2024 Updated September 10 2024
This article examines the various forms of collaborative research, from collective research to participatory science.
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Motivation: we've got it all wrong!
Bonuses or good grades... We reward actions that we want to encourage and foster. What if these rewards were the poison that gradually kills motivation? This is what researchers have been demonstrating regularly since the late 1940s, without managing to completely change our management practices. Daniel Fink, an American political writer and journalist, explains to us in a lively and erudite way "what really motivates us."
Languages to boost your career
How can you give your CV a second wind? By adding language skills, of course! It's the best way to increase your salary, to travel, but also to develop your career. Here's a quick overview of the most sought-after languages and the countries that are looking for French speakers.
Innovation training between tradition and rupture. Thesis by Tiphaine Liu.
This thesis examines the conditions for innovation in incremental or breakthrough training through the analysis of school practices. It concludes by proposing the conditions for emancipating systems.
Is the general culture in school in danger?
Schools try as much as possible to transmit knowledge that must be transmitted, according to ministerial guidelines. But what about knowledge that is less crucial but cultivates young people? A decline in general knowledge in the educational system causes disparities between learners. Do we need more general culture?
