Shaking up the codes of school architecture
Long corridors, identical classrooms, high windows to avoid distractions... This is the classic representation that we keep of schools. Many actors, pedagogues but also architects, are shaking up these schemes and trying to make the spaces consistent with a more active pedagogy. Among these actors, Mario Cucinella proposes original solutions, flexible, modular and open to the environment.
Make every teaching moment unique
If you liked the Ikigai concept, you'll love Ishigo Ishie's, which encourages us to live each experience as a unique moment.
The stability of instability in public speaking
How do stability and instability work together in public speaking?
Homer or Homer?
From the Simpsons to the quest for Ulysses, there's only one step... Transdisciplinary illustration by two uninhibited teachers.
The art of classroom debate: when criticism becomes a training tool.
Criticism is a human trait, either to enhance or to denigrate. When it comes to eloquence, there's no better evaluation tool than feedback from others. From the moment that "to be eloquent" is "to please others", the evaluation scale can only come from others.