Critical Review

L’École, source de tous les espoirs, by Charles Guy Étienne: between the urgency of transformation and the challenges of Haitian education

Charles Guy Étienne's diagnosis is pertinent: a school that refuses to question itself risks preparing young people for a world that no longer exists.

L’École, source de tous les espoirs, by Charles Guy Étienne: between the urgency of transformation and the challenges of Haitian education

Le directeur du Collège Catts Pressoir, Charles Guy Etienne
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“The world of education needs a new breath.” Charles Guy Étienne emphasizes the acceleration of scientific and technological transformations. Can the school still prepare young people to understand the world, confront its changes, and contribute to the development of their society? In L’École, source de tous les espoirs, the author, director of Collège Catts Pressoir, addresses this question by advocating for a profound renewal of educational practices. His argument is based on a conviction: the schoo

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