Publish at March 18 2026 Updated March 19 2026
A review of a Harvard Business Review article on the super facilitator. One hero too many? - How good research is used for bad conclusions.
This article is reserved for subscribers to the full edition. You can subscribe Here.
You might also like:
Leading a course is about bringing it to life
Let's apply the principles of life to compose a course and see what it does to energize the animations
The art of Kintsugi or how to love and celebrate your flaws and failures
Using the art of Kintsugi, I'd like to help you better embrace your fears, failures and imperfections. I demonstrate the pedagogical usefulness of Kintsugi in better managing academic or social failure. Finally, I present 5 key steps to transform your failures into successes, and to love and celebrate your imperfections. As an educator, pediatrician or psychologist, you can use this philosophy to help any perfectionist.
Finding the driving force behind the need for collaboration
Collaboration as the only possible path: that sounds like a strong injunction, but why not?
What if the encounter between rural people, neo-rural people and new technologies made rural areas territories of innovation and learning?
Jing in collective intelligence facilitation
The concept of Jing from Chinese medicine nourishes the posture of facilitator in collective intelligence, but it is a personal discipline and a philosophy to cultivate it
