Why did you become interested in the profession of dog trainer? I have been passionate about dogs since I was a child. I’m very young, I’ve already read a lot of scientific studies to understand how these animals perceived things and adapted to them. I had my first dog when I was 10 years old, … Read more

Tireless, full of energy, joyful and very social lovers of English cocker spaniels are never short of adjectives to describe this little companion. If he can show off in a bright light, our English Cocker Spaniel is also known to be stubborn and able to train his masters! To prevent your adorable ball … Read more

Organizers counted 800,000 people, 150,000 according to Buenos Aires city police, more than a million in the entire country where Security Minister Patricia Bullrich’s repressive protocol did not exist. The crowd that marched from Congress to the Plaza de Mayo protesting Javier Milei’s austerity plan for the university system stood out on Tuesday with the … Read more

Since February 27, education staff, parents and students have been calling for an emergency plan for Seine-Saint-Denis. In one voice, they condemn the lack of funds, unreplaced teachers, overcrowded classes, the virtual disappearance of medical-psycho-social staff… After a list of needs, from institution to institution, the unions estimated the amount needed to rebuild the suffocating … Read more

If class heterogeneity is no longer discussed, on the other hand, how to manage it becomes a political question. “Heterogeneity is a constitutive fact of class. The question that arises for the teacher is how to manage it and make this diversity an advantage for the better efficiency of the educational system? Instead of denying … Read more

The parliamentary report, which was presented at the beginning of April by MPs, LFI, Paul Vannier and Renaissance, Christopher Weissberg, dealt with the financing of private education. If the report highlights the incomplete monitoring and control of public funding flows towards private education, parliamentarians admit that public spending per private student is lower, between -46% … Read more

To help families see things more clearly: this was the goal stated by the minister of higher education, Sylvie Retailleau, announcing at the beginning of the 2023 school year the creation of a new label dedicated to private higher education. And for good reason: opaque, poorly controlled and completely unreadable for families, it has become … Read more

Located in the Seine-Maritime department of Normandy, Le Havre is a symbolic port city bordering the English Channel. Seine-Maritime, rich in its historical heritage and diverse landscapes between land and sea, offers a privileged living environment to its inhabitants. With a population of around 170,000, Le Havre is positioned as the largest city in the … Read more

At the moment of writing these lines, the Créteil rectory has 13% of strikers in the first level and 9% in the second level for the day of the strike on April 22. The unions are asking for a 30% strike rate. All in all, the last day marks the decline of the movement, which … Read more

The packed crowd overflows from the Place de Mayo and left, as far as the eye can see, into the neighboring avenues. This is probably the most impressive demonstration since Javier Milei came to power. Under the flags of the University of Buenos Aires, where she started her studies last week, Mariela held her sign … Read more