Publish at April 30 2025 Updated April 30 2025
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Culture and school inequalities
For more than 50 years, sociologists have been questioning school inequalities, which often reproduce social inequalities and lead them to be perpetuated between generations. In a recently published book and through numerous contributions available on the Internet, Julien Netter gives us some explanations and some ways out, through the concept of "invisible curriculum."
What is growing on the degraded land of good educational ideas?
The raw material of teaching, that is, the educational project, quickly degrades into a cycle that seems unchangeable. However, it is possible to recycle good ideas and turn them into fertile ground for innovation.
Constellation can help relieve guilt, alleviate and repair, at least on a personal level, problems that have been present in families for generations and that manifest themselves through issues encountered in daily family life or relationships.
Will they send their children to this school?
Today, the proportion of new students remains relatively stable but the needs are diversifying. Politically, the movement is towards inclusion. National education is happening at the local level, where schools are located. Educational needs and practices are changing so rapidly that school organization and design are on the agenda.
Is discipline necessary in schools?
The issue of discipline in education has never ceased to obsess teachers. Some argue for a return to more sanctions and strict rules. Others, on the other hand, advocate a more sensitive approach to the student, asking for an understanding of what causes bad behaviour. Some schools even go so far as to have no rules at all...
