Publish at March 19 2025 Updated March 19 2025
PISA ranks education systems according to scores in maths, science and reading, influencing policy, but limiting the value of education to measurable knowledge. Soft skills remain invisible. Yet schools cultivate them through exchanges and projects. To make the most of them, we need to make a collective effort towards a more human vision of education.
This article is reserved for subscribers to the full edition. You can subscribe Here.
You might also like:
Revival plants, a solution to the food problems of arid countries
How will humans survive the effects of climate change? How can we feed populations living in geographic areas subject to dry and arid climates? Revivalistic plants, plant species that are more than resistant to drought, provide a realistic solution.
Consilience to unite knowledge
For centuries, humans have divided disciplines to delve into the smallest detail. Holistic research is the answer to new discoveries.
An echo between plant facilitation in nature and human facilitation, with evidence of benefits for health and the common good.
When language and politics don't mix
Are language, nation, culture and politics related? Can one change one's language to enhance one's self-worth? How has the impact of colonialism affected the cultural and linguistic identity of nations? The issue of Ukraine is still on everyone's lips, so is it also experiencing a linguistic shift in these dark hours?
Ever heard of the Tower of Babel? It's said that all languages were mixed together as a result of the desire to create this edifice. But this is not the only belief that explains the origin of languages. In fact, every culture has its own explanation. Australia, China, Africa, America, join us on a mythical world tour of the origins of languages!
