Publish at March 12 2025 Updated March 12 2025
Everything is going digital, including the arts. As a result, it's almost inevitable that the educational world will borrow the tools to teach digital art.
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Sudoku is an excellent game for teachers to use in the classroom. As the game is closely linked to mathematics, it seems obvious that sudoku can be used as a starting point to introduce mathematical principles, or simply to test students' logic.
Changing tracks as soon as you enter university
A significant number of students entering higher education experience disappointment. The choice they make doesn't correspond, or no longer corresponds, to their ambitions. Is this so serious? Or is it an opportunity for introspection, leading to a more appropriate course of study for each individual?
Educating for environmental justice
The ecological issue is becoming increasingly important as the consequences of pollution and climate change are felt on a daily basis. How can schools integrate the principle of environmental justice into their students' learning?
Better classroom management through portraiture
Teaching is a paradoxical art. On the one hand, all students must finish the year with a similar background. On the other hand, however, teachers are increasingly called upon to adapt to children's individual characteristics. The class portrait is a good tool for meeting both these objectives.
Everything that revolves around educational facilities always seems to involve the interior. We're talking about classrooms, gymnasiums, libraries, cubicles, reading or study rooms, cafeterias and so on. And yet, the exterior also reveals beneficial qualities for teaching and education.
