It's Friday, here is finally our digest of short news! Today we are talking about a survival guide that we are preparing for families, the return of the CréaCamp Découverte, the International Day of Education, a mapping of AI in education, why some teachers are more more inclined than others to let their students use ICT, then we end with a series of super-burst finds! Happy reading and have a good weekend!
Since 2009, the provincial government has recognized the importance of close collaboration between the school, parents and the community in order to promote optimal child development. Grandparents are more and more integrated into this scenario.
Distance Learning Week (FAD) will take place this year from February 22-26. Numerous free online activities will allow participants to perfect their knowledge of FAD, hear testimonials from inspiring educational actors and discover innovative practices.
What happens when you come across EPS, “cranky” teachers and Genially? Well, many things can undoubtedly happen, but we are talking about a new game that was born to get young people moving: Sportofoly!
AQUOPS is once again offering grants this year to support its members in the integration of technologies in education, to the tune of 200 $ to 2000 $ per grant.
Press release - The Center interuniversitaire de recherche en analyze des organizations and its partners launches the registration campaign for the Bourstad 2021 competition.
FRIDAY, “hashtag” new column name! To end the week, here is our usual digest of short news! Today we are talking about a magnificent comment received by our team, a directory that documents 100 professional gestures in elementary school, the 4 ICT trends in 2021 as seen by the Vitrine Technologie Éducation, the return of cultural outings ... to school, plagiarism awareness, the Chapeau les filles contest, Inuit literature, digital terminology, then we end with a series of super-burst finds! Happy reading and have a good weekend!
Press release - The Journées de la persévérance scolaire (JPS), which will take place this year from February 15 to 19, offer a moment with Laurent Duvernay-Tardif to third cycle elementary and secondary students during a virtual event.
January 6, 2021. A sad date in the history of the United States. The attack on the Capitol will have marked the spirits in various ways; among other things, through the operationalization of this polarization which is raging more and more violently among our neighbors to the South. Insights into the sources of polarization in our society and how to avoid falling into the trap.
"Out of all the cases reported by countries, children and adolescents under the age of 18 represent only about 8 % of cases in 2020, while they constitute nearly 30 % of the global population," notes WHO in its latest epidemiological bulletin.
The current situation is not without effect on young people and on the planning of their plans for the future. Here are some resources to help parents support their child during this important time in their life.
Teaching is a profession that requires a lot of empathy. Accompanying someone in difficult situations can lead to "compassion fatigue", a phenomenon increasingly recognized among teachers. Here are 4 recommendations to prevent vicarious trauma from turning into burnout.
For a third consecutive year, the Federation of Private Educational Institutions (FEEP) took on the task of determining seven educational issues to watch. Here they are.
On January 27-28 and 29, 2021, the Federation of Private Educational Institutions (FEEP) is presenting a conference on mental health in virtual mode, intended for stakeholders in the education sector.
