Publish at February 19 2025 Updated February 19 2025
The public speaking professions will not escape the spread of robots. The players in these fields are reinventing themselves...
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Trust at the heart of remote success
There are many elements that lead to a learner's success. Nevertheless, trust is of paramount importance. Even more so in a remote context where the learner cannot count on the physical presence of the teacher. Moreover, the teacher must also believe in his or her abilities when it comes to teaching online.
Constraint sets us free: how limits increase creativity tenfold
Counter-intuitive idea: creativity can be exacerbated by constraints rather than limited by them. Through various examples such as the Pecha Kucha format, the rescue of the Apollo 13 mission, the development of video games in the 80s, and even in teaching, it has been demonstrated that imposed limits force innovation and concentration.
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From constraining frames to enabling frames... a different approach to frames
The question of framing too tightly or too loosely concerns the creation of autonomous agentivity. Finding the right level of framing.
Education through art, the contribution of music
It's easier for us to clap our hands in a tempo close to our heartbeat, because we are the music from our first breath to the beat of our heart. Learning the sound itself is the beginning of life.
