Outdoor school to develop children’s full potential There are a few schools that allow children to develop fully. The method of learning is essential, but it must be accompanied by a conducive environment. The outdoor school brings together all these characteristics. Too formal education? Today’s education is a system of theoretical learning that puts students…
American cities against Racism From the American streets to the UN, the structural racism of the United States is denounced. How to put an end to it with a President who is intransigent on the racist question of his country? Some American cities use their power to improve the situation of African-Americans. Segregated cities Cities…
In Chile, community canteens in the face of the crisis Chile is in the midst of a multifaceted crisis. Faced with the inefficiency of the State, citizens are organizing and creating community canteens. State’s failures Chile’s pension system requires workers to pay 10 percent of their salaries into an account managed by private organizations that…
Refugees, a vital contribution to the economy Five years after the decision to take in 1.7 million refugees, Germany publishes very positive results of an initially disputed policy. Doubts and fears On August 31, 2015, German Chancellor Angela Merkel announced the massive opening of its borders to refugees. Between 2015 and 2019, 1.7 million migrants…
Outdoor classrooms, an increasingly popular idea Many teachers are calling for outdoor classrooms in different schools around the world. A good idea in times of coronavirus. A desire to get some fresh air In France, several teacher groups are demanding to teach outside of school. Following the general deconfinement, researchers and political personnel are increasingly…
A Swiss scientist replants the forest in Brazil The Brazilian forest is the largest in the world, but also the most damaged. However, a Swiss scientist has found a way to replant trees where nothing could grow anymore. Brazilian deforestation The mata atlântica is a large tropical forest in the state of Bahia in Brazil.…
To the rescue of coral reefs A British family has sold their London home in favor of launching the world’s smallest nature reserve to save Seychelles’ coral reef system. The need for corals for the marine world Almost 70% of the greenhouse gas we produce is absorbed by corals, considered to be the forests of…
In the UK: bison reintroduced into the wild For the first time in 6,000 years, a group of wild bison will be reintroduced to the Kent region in the spring of 2022. The project is called “The Wilder Blean project”. An endangered species Until the 14th century, the European bison was present in many countries…
At Disney World, unions set up a food bank As the U.S. economy enters a recession, the Disney World union distributes food baskets to its members. Economic and food crisis Because of the COVID-19 pandemic, several sectors of the American economy are struggling to get back on track, such as the hotel and restaurant industry.…
When music is good… for premature babies! In industrialized countries, 1% of babies are born before the 32nd week of pregnancy. These are the very premature babies. Born before term, measuring less than 25 cm, they end their development in incubators, far from the heat of the mother’s womb. The very premature babies then encounter…