“For decades, because they are the first educators of their children, we have strengthened the place of parents in school”, notes LR deputy Annie Genevard. “A factor in student success. But there is also a dark aspect to this involvement, when it leads families to delegitimize the teacher by questioning the nature of the knowledge […]
The cross : What conclusions do you draw from this return to school, six weeks after the resumption of classes? Christophe Kerrero: Our goal was to make the return to school as normal as possible, in sanitary conditions that allow everyone’s safety. This dual objective has been achieved. The students returned, the teachers too. We […]
For Mattéo, the answer fell last week: ” Welcoming interns from 3e in our premises is suspended for the next 6 months ”, told him the press group in which he wanted to do his observation internship. Compulsory at the end of college since 2005, this 5-day immersion in a company usually takes place between […]
In a Catholic university where discretion and moderation are among the cardinal values, his presence could seem explosive. For eight years, feminist and LGBT rights activist Alice Coffin has been teaching journalism at the Institut catholique de Paris (ICP). A temporary teaching activity that the ICP has not renewed for this school year 2020. According […]
It’s a change of philosophy. In an interview published by The world Wednesday, October 7, Amélie de Montchalin, Minister of Transformation and Public Service, declares that specific access routes will be created from 2021 in the entrance exams to public service schools (ENA, magistrates, directors of hospital, etc.). With one objective: to reserve places at […]
Board games are on the rise: sales are up 16% over the first eight months of the year compared to last year (source NPD). Cooperation games, in particular, are experiencing unprecedented development. Their principle is simple: instead of confronting each other, the players unite to win or lose together, “against the game”. ” The concept, […]
Adolescence is said to be the best age in life. Adolescents know, however, that it is a difficult time, to the point that a certain number of them even lose the will to live. Between the ages of fifteen and twenty-four, suicide is the second leading cause of death after traffic accidents (and some of […]
They concern 6 to 8% of children, ie up to two to three pupils per class. “Dys” disorders, otherwise known as specific language and learning disorders (TSLA), constitute a public health priority, estimates the High Authority for Health which published in 2018 a “Health trail guide” pediatric to help with “Effective implementation of a coordinated, […]
The cross : In recent years, we have heard a lot about hypersensitivity. Are we more sensitive today? Alain Corbin : I do not think so. The history of sensitivities culminates at the end of the 18th centurye century, with Rousseau, Chateaubriand and romanticism. In the 15th and 16th centuries, with Ronsard for example, literature […]
“Having a hypersensitive child when you are yourself is not easy” Chloe, 34, two boys. “We discovered that Camille, 7, was hypersensitive during a test to find out if he had high potential. To be honest, I had suspected it for a long time, I myself am hypersensitive. He is a child who has emotions […]