Here are the #Edubrèves of the week. In this edition: the results of the REFAD 2022 Great Gathering, a techno-creative activity guide around the Sustainable Development Goals, collaborating in the deployment of the Continuum of Information Skills, schools wanted to participate in a mental health innovation lab, and much more!
Fall 2021 marked the beginning of a collaboration between Station Clip, a school that offers training in music production, and Collège Regina Assumpta, a high school in Montreal that offers a major in music. This allowed students to create using professional software used by musicians around the world.
Each month, Thot Cursus offers three articles from its news feed to École branchée readers (and even a few bonuses). Here are June's suggestions: The unsuspected learnings of a summer of solidarity, this summer I become a host family for a foreign student, working at 11.
Founded by young Montreal entrepreneur Marc Shakour, Shared Screen is a bilingual online video game guide that aims to help parents (and educators) better understand the world of video games while guiding their children's and young people's play.
Here is a stimulating project in which digital technology becomes a lever and which offers students the possibility of wandering in the heart of their imagination thanks to children's books without text. At the end of the article, you will find a list of proposed albums to experience it yourself!
