Introduction Psychopedagogy can be defined as a discipline that combines the principles of psychology in a pedagogical way. It is psychology applied experimentally. Its aim is to raise awareness of harmful behaviors that hinder learning, and to instill a willingness to learn while building self-esteem. The educational psychologist works with
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EDUCATION IN AFRICA: A CRUCIAL CHALLENGE FOR DEMOCRACY
Introduction In the hectic theatre of African politics, there is an often neglected player in the wings: education. Often reduced to its economic and social consequences, the low level of education is perceived as a consequence of political crises, rather than one of their causes. Yet, if the priority given
What Makes Boycotts Effective in Changing Company Policies?
Introduction In recent times, individuals have increasingly become emotionally invested in supporting or opposing controversial topics such as gender rights, immigration, racial equality, and social welfare. They expect businesses and organizations to take a stand and publicly advocate for or against these issues. Some companies respond by changing their policies
The Education System and Entrepreneurship in Francophone African Countries
Introduction: The education system is a key element in the economic and social development of any country. In Africa, the education system has faced significant challenges, especially regarding access to education, the quality of teaching, and the relevance of the curriculum. In this article, we will examine the education system