Publish at February 17 2004 Updated November 12 2023
Thot Cursus ( http://cursus.edu) guides almost 100,000 people every year.
Even though the site itself tries to answer most of the questions asked by people looking for courses, we still receive over 2,000 personal queries each year. While some are too minimal or impossible to answer, over 1,500 are answered after analysis.
We analyzed a sample of 500 queries, after which we found no queries that didn't fit into our 12 classes of request.
Here is a summary of the questions that an institution wishing to host distance students is likely to have to answer.
| Summary of questions from individuals seeking distance learning courses Thot Cursus
Illustration : Rawpixel - DepositPhotos |
You might also like:
Cohesion, and by extension coherence, in public speaking is above all a question of good non-verbal management. Here are a few tips to help you get rid of those annoying gestures.
Playing and experimenting: alternative approaches to music education
Music is one of those areas where the school seems to take only one approach. In general, this consists of learning the scale, sheet music and then technique for different instruments. However, there are active methods that can be used from an early age to familiarize students with the language of music.
Evaluating while playing: the best of both worlds
Mixing genres sounds interesting, but it often requires stepping out of one's comfort zone. Those who first proposed adding playfulness to teaching were judged harshly. Today, however, this solution is part of the teaching kit. The next step is to use play for assessment purposes. How is this possible?
Adapting texts and websites for neurodivergent students
Understanding what surrounds us requires the ability to decode what we see. Some students, known as "neurodivergent" or having a "dys" disorder, have to try every day to grasp texts and websites designed for typical profiles. How about improving their accessibility?
Whereas yesterday everything was about money, today it's about happiness. Strange individual, social and entrepreneurial reversals. Our world is changing, and schools have a duty to keep pace with the great mutations of our century, just like every other area of your life.
