Publish at October 22 2025 Updated October 22 2025
Children are unrivalled at expressing themselves uncensored about what they think, what they see and so on. As they grow up, the adults in their lives will soon teach them to mask certain aspects. However, some children don't need societal pressure to wear masks. They're already doing it to protect themselves.
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Organizing the classroom into workshops
There are dozens of ways to teach. Several approaches are available to revitalize the lecture formula in the classroom. Many teachers are interested in one of these: the workshop technique.
Deconstructing gender bias in schools
School is meant to be a mirror of society. In spite of the fine words, gender inequalities and stereotypes continue to plague the school institution. However, nothing is irreparable. There is a plethora of resources, activities and attitudes that can help deconstruct gender stereotypes.
Rethinking cities from a child's point of view
Anyone who has been to or lives in a large city should ask themselves: when was the last time you saw children playing together? Ideally, a city would make more room for parks with greenery, play areas, walking areas and so on. Fortunately, more and more cities are looking into the phenomenon and reviewing their urban planning.
Simulation as a Teaching Tool for Future Doctors
Of all the university faculties, the ones that have benefited most quickly from new technologies are those of medicine. Simulators have quickly been perfected and have become tools to improve medical gestures. The human aspect also benefits from these simulations since future doctors can train to act properly with patients in situations they know nothing about.
Benefit from the experience of former students
The question of mentoring remains at the very heart of training, especially in higher education. Mentoring programs have been part of the university landscape for many years. To find potential mentors, you can also turn to alumni.
