Publish at March 05 2025 Updated March 05 2025
Robustness is a concept proposed by Olivier Hamant to describe the adaptive power of living organisms. When this concept intersects with that of Augustin Berque, it makes it possible to envisage regenerative pedagogies.
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If there is no name for those who do reverse engineering, it is because the field is not entirely clear. From copiers to pirates, there is only one step. This ethical problem can become economic. Who owns nature? Can we copy anything and everything?
Media and e-learning: Avoiding the B-series
So what fly has bitten educational institutions that they all feel they can produce video programs? The equipment one. The availability of relatively affordable and easy-to-use digital tools has made us forget that you can't become a director, journalist or even a good speaker with a simple snap of the fingers. The feedback from these early media experiences was often cruel.
Zetetics : a way for critical thinking?
There are several on YouTube who use the platform to dismantle pseudoscience. Their zetetic approach seems to be a way to fight against the misinformation that swarms online. Can this Cartesian approach be taught so that the younger generation can better master the scientific mind?
Facilitation and the living world: learning to listen to natural cycles
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Considering socio-professional retraining after a traumatic situation
Even before considering retraining after an accident or traumatic situation, it is necessary to rebirth oneself. In fact, the after-effects or consequences of this situation cannot be overlooked. The three stages of the resilience theory put forward by the French neuropsychiatrist Boris Cyrulnik can be followed to help you gradually get your head above water.
