“My life is missing a time / Your laughter is missing, I’m bored / I miss you, my friend, my alter ego,” sang Jean-Louis Aubert in 2001. If this song by Jean-Louis Aubert is little known to children – and is often associated with “something old-fashioned” as they pleasantly pointed […]
How to arouse a taste for books in children? This is a question that many professionals and parents ask themselves and to which there is not just one but a multitude of answers. Indeed, each child is different and will need various incentives in their journey towards reading. The first recommendation of […]
In the form of smartphones, computers, or tablets, screens are now ubiquitous in the daily lives of adolescents. From 10 years old, 35% of them have their game console, 28% have their tablet, and 11% have their TV. The smartphone arrives very quickly, too: 87% of 10-15-year-olds say they have a smartphone, […]
The current crisis shows us that we need quality research. But before confinement began, the research world was rightly divided on the strategy to adopt. Following the proposed law on multi-annual research programming, researchers demonstrated against measures that would increase competition. They were particularly shocked by the statement by the CNRS CEO calling for: […]
The USA researchers, in a preliminary study published before validation and presented in NYtimes, demonstrated that the proportion of smokers among patients infected with SARS-CoV-2 (the virus responsible for the Covid-19 disease) was low, lower than that of smokers in the general population. Other observational studies point in the same direction. As Makoto Miraya indicates, caution […]
