Publish at November 20 2024 Updated November 20 2024
Genetics and environment have more influence than we think on our learning abilities
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The quest for a better school life is more and more emphasized in society to such an extent that many people feel deeply torn between the desire and the need to fill the gaps they feel. This translates into a constant desire to improve the school experience because even today this common place of learning does not fully constitute for all of us a joyful time of life when it could and should be.
The AI era: from project interlocking to global efficiency
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The transformation of the teacher's role from that of knowledge holder and transmitter to that of trainer and learning facilitator. This evolution implies a redefinition of teaching methods, the teacher-learner relationship and the key competencies of teachers.
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Develop the skills needed for the jobs of the future
Today's jobs will not be tomorrow's jobs. How can we reinvent the skills and professions that will make the world of work? How to face the urgent and complex challenges related to the future of employment. This article explores the essential factors for developing tomorrow's skills and the collaborations needed to achieve them.
