Meeting today with a passionate man, André-Marc Goulet. Deputy director of the SEJ of a large school board, he is convinced of the crucial role of management in maintaining the flame among teachers.
Two French researchers have designed and experimentally validated software to aid in learning to read which are based on recent theoretical hypotheses on the cognitive mechanisms of reading.
A quick look back at the conference Social media and digital identity: a distorted mirror ?, presented by Normand Brodeur during the 5th Summit of the iPad and the digital in education.
The École branchée meets Marc-André Girard today. The principal talks about the importance of 21st century skills development and leadership-teacher collaboration.
Scientists and researchers seek to better understand the impact of the oceans on our Earth's climate. Let's take a closer look at how the Soclim mission and the Marion-Dufresne ship help us to better interpret the seawater samples.
Classes from everywhere who together create a digital cookbook: we present the Cooking with “classes” project, initiated by Karine Godin-Tremblay, 1st year teacher at St-David school, in Saguenay.
Here is a new episode of the Rendez-vous de l'École branchée, with Julie Chamberland. The teacher explains, among other things, why some teachers at her school no longer give students homework!
The United Nations Children's Fund (Unicef) recently said in a statement that violence and conflict in the Middle East and North Africa have compromised the health of 24 million children. Let's take a closer look at these conflicts and the consequences for children.
École branchée video meeting with Michel Choquette, economics teacher, who explains how the digital fabrication workshop has integrated into the educational life of his establishment.
Known as "Queen's Day" or "Dollard's Day", the Monday before May 25 is now called "National Patriots' Day". For many, this day is another statutory holiday, but who are we celebrating?
Archaeologists have announced the discovery of 17 Egyptian mummies dating from Greco-Roman Antiquity. This discovery could encourage researchers to continue their research, as it is the first discovery in this area of the country.
Starting May 17, the Jacques-Cartier Bridge will light up every evening as part of the festivities for the 375th anniversary of the founding of the City of Montreal and the 150th anniversary of Canadian Confederation.
