Written by: Sylvie Gendreau, Chargé de cours en créativité et innovation, Polytechnique Montréal Rishabh Butola/UnsplashCette chronique est dans la droite ligne et se nourrit des recherches et rencontres publiées sur mon site Les cahiers de l’imaginaire. Connaissez-vous la « transliminalité » ? Il...
Written by: Melanie Ute Wohlfahrt, Research associate, Technische Universität Dresden When teachers collaborate, they learn from each other. Global Partnership for Education/Stephan Bachenheimer/Flickr, CC BY-NC-NDGood education depends on a number of factors. These include appropriate infrastructure, like buildings, electricity or...
Written by: Susan Sonnenschein, Professor, Applied Development Psychology, University of Maryland, Baltimore County Getting ready for school. Studio.g photography/shutterstockParents play a critical role in their children’s early math education. They not only can provide math-related toys and games, but serve...
Written by: Michael Smith, Associate Professor of Psychology, Northumbria University, Newcastle PexelsAccording to the recently published Natwest Student Living Index, 64% of university students rated the stress of studying for their degree as seven or above out of ten. Other...
Written by: Marie Duru-Bellat, Professeure des universités émérite en sociologie, Observatoire sociologique du changement, Sciences Po – USPC En matière d'orientation, l'éventail des possibles est-il si ouvert que le prétend l'idéal méritocratique ? Depuis qu’il existe un dispositif d’orientation institutionnalisé,...
Written by: Anthony Bonato, Professor of Mathematics, Ryerson University The Ontario government "back to basics" approach to the curriculum will not best serve children who need a mixture of traditional and discovery learning methods. ShutterstockThere’s a change coming to Ontario’s...
Written by: Rachel Brown, Research Associate, DECIPHer, Cardiff University Shutterstock.Leaving behind your “home” friends, trying to eke out your student loan and learning to deal without mum and dad are all challenges that can make settling into university life pretty...
Written by: Jason Alix Coupet, Assistant Professor of Public Administration, North Carolina State University Even privately run colleges and universities get money from the federal government. ITTIGallery/Shutterstock.comWhen nonprofit colleges and universities get federal funding for research and to support students,...
Written by: Geoff Sharrock, Honorary Senior Fellow, Centre for Vocational and Educational Policy, University of Melbourne OECD data can be a cherry-picker’s picnic in local higher education funding debates. www.shutterstock.com This is a longer read. Enjoy! In Paris each year,...
Written by: Sue Roffey, Adjunct Associate Professor, School of Education, University of Exeter Rawpixel.com/ShutterstockLeague tables can make or break a school. So it’s no surprise that the majority of educational priorities are aligned with academic excellence – often to the...
