Over the past few weeks, we’ve introduced Howard Gardner’s theory of multiple intelligences to you, and we’ve focused on each of the 8 intelligences he recognizes beyond doubt and on different ideas in order to… View Post
On Thursday March 12, like everyone else on the planet, we learned in our little apartment in Kuta Bali, that the United States would close their borders to all countries, except Canada, in the coming… View Post
Coronavirus is on everyone’s lips right now, and of course, the scale of the situation is having a real impact on our trip. Today, I present to you the only school in Kuala Lumpur which… View Post
Bangkok, capital of Thailand. Although in the last generation the financial situation of the country, and therefore the inhabitants of the city has really improved, a large number of children still live there in the… View Post
Did you know that until the Middle Ages, music occupied the same rank, in the education of children, as mathematics? Did you know that numerous studies have proven the immense benefits of integrating music into… View Post
Over the past two decades, Thailand has experienced tremendous change. From underdeveloped countries barely a generation ago, it is now growing and developing. Recognized for having a very open and diverse culture, the economic progress… View Post
Developing your concentration and learning to manage your emotions and stress, both at school and at home, can be a challenge for many children and for the people who work with them. Trained in kinesiology,… View Post
Lots of new things for the new year! Video capsules, big files on education, articles which highlight the different learning methods around the world, Nounoucorne and its publications for your children, and lots of varied… View Post
As a child, our level of intelligence was linked to our ability to succeed in school in subjects deemed important. Were we good at math, reading and writing? Were we able to achieve the main… View Post
The Finnish education system is currently THE most admired global model. Given the number of teachers, education specialists and even elected officials claiming to be inspired by it, we are entitled to wonder if it… View Post
In Quebec, many extremely interesting initiatives are emerging across the province allowing children to reconnect with nature. A real movement in this direction is observable. Before our departure, we had the chance to meet some… View Post
Admittedly, our western societies are based on performance and the race against time. From morning to night, with a majority of families where both parents work, the classes to which our children must be enrolled,… View Post
In 1974, in Ville Saint-Laurent, the Jonathan school was born, the very first public alternative school in Quebec. Today, according to statistics from the Network of Alternative Public Schools of Quebec (REPAQ), there are 46… View Post
On the road for a little over 2 months now, our project is becoming clearer, more precise and self-defined. After hundreds of hours of research, dozens of exciting meetings, discussions that lead us to see… View Post
Good Sunday to all! Today, I want to talk to you about an idea that has been on our minds for some time, related to Apprendre autrement. In fact, I want you to give me… View Post
Good morning all, Whether we dream of it or scare us, India leaves no one indifferent, and for good reason! In 2030, it will have 1.5 billion inhabitants, surpassing China and becoming the most populous… View Post
Good morning all! After having presented to you, in turn, the countries that we have chosen for Europe, we pass this week to the second continent that we will visit, Asia. The choice of countries… View Post
Good morning all, Today, I’m offering you a different article, but one that will answer a question that has been asked countless times: “Are you really going to give up everything to leave? ” Well,… View Post
Good morning all, When you hear about Europe in December, chances are that one of the first images that come to mind is that of the huge Christmas markets, isn’t it? And if I ask… View Post
Good morning all! Choosing a country to represent Eastern Europe was not an easy task! Although European, these countries have long been cut off from the Western world for a number of reasons. Some lived… View Post