Publish at November 26 2025 Updated November 26 2025
The way we look and the way we are looked at transforms the relationship between envisioning and staring, between welcoming and judging.
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VUCA: Training Managers to Deal with Uncertainty
VUCA is the acronym that is spreading at great speed in the corridors of companies. Fad or real managerial innovation? VUCA is first and foremost an American military concept that is finding a new field of exercise in the field of management. Faced with the uncertainty and complexity of its environment, companies are looking for new approaches. VUCA could well shake up the established "business models".
Mothers and daughters learning together
When organizing educational itineraries, we've noticed a craze for mother-daughter pairs. How does this form of accompanied travel transform learning? In a context marked by the fragmentation of experiences, what are the effects of these shared experiences?
Private Tutors more in Demand than Ever
As the public system becomes overburdened, some parents are turning to private tutoring. A solution that can provide good support for some students. However, this reality, accentuated with covid-19, leads to more inequalities in the school systems in Canada and elsewhere.
Mental preparation: the element not to be neglected
For decades, the sports world has known the importance of mental preparation. From amateur athletes to Olympians, everyone knows that a large part of performance is played with the head. The school environment could also benefit from these strategies. In fact, mental preparation services offered to students and teachers are beginning to appear.
