The Quebec Ministry of Education, Higher Education and Research (MEESR) offers on its website a few video clips aimed at helping school stakeholders to appropriate the results of recent research on writing and writing. reading.
This week, the collaborative encyclopedia Wikipedia celebrated its 15th anniversary. Founded in January 2001, Wikipedia is now one of the most visited sites in the world.
In particular, they found that it allows Grade 3 students to reach the level of Grade 4 students in understanding fractions after only 3 hours of play!
The widespread use of cell phones among adolescents worries many parents. Are they right to worry? Are their fears founded? An American study is interested in these questions.
A recent British study found that heavy use of video games for non-educational purposes would negatively impact students' academic performance, but not heavy use of social media.
In the second part of his presentation at the symposium "School perseverance - What neuroscience can teach us", organized by the Canadian Education Association (ACE) ", Dr. Steve Masson outlined neurological principles with real positive repercussions. in education.
Take science into account in educational approaches, yes, but first make sure that this science is genuine! Dr. Steve Masson debunks 6 common myths in education, sometimes very stubborn, including the one that suggests adapting teaching to learning styles to promote student success.
Current data shows that girls are on the whole less interested than boys in computer science. Could stereotypes and the layout of computer classrooms have something to do with it?
