Three tips to be independent from social networks
As a result, we note the erosion of social relationships that are characteristic of a physical isolation, perceptible by the advent of a generation head down, hooked on the phone, and more interested in dealing with the virtual life and not his life in his real environment.
Oral therapy
Public speaking games, such as storytelling, slamming, individual public speaking or debate, bring happiness to those who practice them on several levels. Not only do they give you pleasure, but they can also relieve or prevent certain health problems such as stuttering and Alzheimer's. Hence the term oralth therapy.
The ecological challenge of digital schooling
Digital technology has a heavy environmental cost that is too often ignored. From the earliest age, schools need to raise awareness of the hidden impacts of our digital uses. This is vital if we are to build a more sustainable digital society.
AI and training for the healthcare professions: between assistance and responsibility
The integration of AI into healthcare training is transforming the conditions of clinical reasoning. While these tools offer real analytical power, they also expose users to the risk of cognitive delegation to an “algorithmic authority.” The educational challenge is to train professionals capable of using AI as critical support, while retaining control of their judgment and full responsibility for their decisions.
Being close to your learners at a distance
Loss of human contact, poor quality of exchanges, many fears animate trainers who launch into distance learning. But what if distance learning could create stronger links with our learners? By taking into account a few specific parameters of distance learning, the trainer can encourage the creation of links within the group.