Publish at October 29 2025 Updated October 29 2025
If you're inclined to undertake something willingly, to make a decision, without waiting for orders to do so, know which contexts lend themselves best to this...
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These teachers who have embraced YouTube
YouTube remains the gold standard for videos posted on the Internet. Its ease of use allowed many people to get into multimedia, including teachers. Then the pandemic came along and the creation of vignettes began to meet a BIG demand for educational content that could be viewed on any medium.
Taste the multiple possibilities of the creation laboratories
If traditional education produces, according to some, lazy students who will have repetitive jobs in the future, wouldn't it be useful to add an innovative touch? That's why more and more schools are opening creative laboratories in their midst. Sewing, robotics, programming or audio-visual; everything is good for a "fablab". But it's important to remember that this requires a new approach to teaching.
Preparing the educational future in incubators
Many institutions want more educational innovation in the classroom. However, imposing technologies on a teaching staff carries more risks than benefits. Educational incubators or labs are ideal in this sense to allow for discussion, analysis, and planning of what to do next.
Using moral dilemmas in the classroom
The use of dilemmas in the classroom offers the opportunity to debate topics without the burden of making a decision with its consequences. A delicate exercise that can put off teachers. But with the help of online case studies and a few simple rules, it's easy to get the hang of it.
