Publish at June 11 2025 Updated June 11 2025
Dewey teaches us experience as an art of composition
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The right to school: rights go hand in hand with duties
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Perseverance: avoiding school dropout
Dropping out of school is seen as a huge waste. It is sometimes perceived as a fatality. People are resigned to the idea that some children are not "made for school". Others see it as a guarantee of quality: a pathway where all succeed is suspect. But the actors of education are becoming aware of its economic and human cost. Studies, experiments and associative actions suggest some ways forward.
Influential algorithms or control over our brains?
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Humans in continuity with their environment
A plea text that shows that knowledge passes through a human, its environment and transforms itself, and is not a cut-out of the living. On this condition, knowledge is alive and regenerating.
