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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For over a decade now, technologies have been able to probe everything, including the environment, rapidly and in real time. Many believe in the potential of this data to reduce pollution. Yet data centers account for at least 4% of the world's energy consumption. How can we reconcile the two?
Putting screens back into learning for a while
Screens are a part of everyday life for students and teachers alike. This has even increased since 2020. As a result, both groups can experience technology fatigue with negative effects on both sides. What if the school and the home sphere left some learning time without digital and screens?
By cross-referencing forecasts, studies and surveys from a variety of monitoring and forecasting organizations, it is possible to draw the possible futures of education.
Access to educational resources: orientation and priorities
Overlooking the responsibility of education in reproducing an inequitable system will not make us any less responsible for the situation. Scarcity of education? Education for scarcity!
The contribution of Jacques Delors, a French politician who died in 2023, to education. His 4 pillars of education have inspired many countries.
