August 10, 2024 – August 11, 2024
Paris 2024: the route of the marathon unveiled
The Paris 2024 OCOG unveiled the marathon route for the next Olympic Games on Wednesday 5 October.Read more
November 30, 2022
School spaces through the prism of gender
Webinar (Centre Hubertine Auclert)
College and high school, far from being neutral spaces, are crossed by relationships.
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October 20, 2022
Recruitment of sports teachers
High-level sports competitions
Opening of a selection competition based on tests for the recruitment of r& sports teachers
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October 18, 2022
Recruitment of sports teachers
Concours 2023
Registration for the recruitment competitions for sports teachers is open. Sports teachers are d
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October 18, 2022
Recruitment of teachers 2023
Concours 2023
Organization of the 2023 recruitment competitions
Registrations are open from October 18, 202
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October 17, 2022
Secularism and the values of the Republic
Folder IH2EF
Launched in 2019, the IH2EF auditor cycle aims to examine the major themes
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October 17, 2022
Social sciences and anti-doping
AMA 2021 project winners
The World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) has published the twelve (out of 65) social science research projects
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October 17, 2022
To teach is to explain and not to be silent
S. Paty Prize 2021-22
The first edition of the Samuel Paty Prize 2021/2022on the subject «&nbs
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October 13, 2022
Sport and the environment: biathlon in turmoil
According to our colleagues at ski-nordique.net, the application of the European directive on the prohibition of
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October 12, 2022
Physical activity and long-term conditions
BJSM consensus statement
While the benefits of physical activity for people living with a long-term illness (ALD) are well established, the risks are less well documented. One work aimed to establish, through expert consensus, clear statements for health professionals about the medical risks of physical activity for people living with a long-term condition.
These statements answer the following questions :
– Is increased physical activity safe for people living with one or more ALDs?
– Are the symptoms and clinical syndromes associated with common ALDs worsened in the short or long term by increasing the level of physical activity?
– What specific risks should healthcare professionals consider when advising symptomatic people with one or more ALDs to increase their level of physical activity?
Results : Twenty-eight experts participated in the Delphi process and the results were published in the British journal of sports medicine. All statements achieved consensus, with final agreement between 88.5% and 96.5%. This consensus statement will contribute to the dissemination of clear and consistent risk messages throughout the health system will improve the confidence of people living with ALD in physical activity
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05 October 2022
The shortage of teachers: an obstacle to universal education
UNESCO
On the occasion of World Teachers’ Day (05/10/22), UNESCO drew attention to the lack of teachers that affects many countries. In a press release, the organization warns of the current state of the profession:
– There would be a shortage of 69 million teachers worldwide to ensure “universal basic education”;
– secondary education in particular has to deal with a shortage estimated at 44.4 million teachers;
– some countries are more affected by this phenomenon: this is the case of “low-income” countries;
– nearly 26% of primary school teachers and 39% of secondary school teachers do not have the minimum qualifications required in low-income countries;
– 6 countries out of 10 would pay their primary school teachers less than the other professions, with equal qualifications.
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04 October 2022
The resilience of young people after the crisis
INJEP barometer
After two years of pandemic, the morale of young people seems to be returning to optimism. This is in any case the main result of the DJEPVA Barometer on Youth 2022, carried out each year, since 2016, by the National Institute for Youth and Popular Education (INJEP) and the Research Center for the Study and observation of living conditions (CRÉDOC).
Among the information found in this barometer:
– one out of two young people expresses a positive state of mind (48%);
– 66% of 18-30 year olds are confident in their future;
– 51% would have given their time on a voluntary basis at some point during the year (+13 points);
– 36% say they volunteer their time to an association or other sports organization.
However, effects are persistent, especially in young women:
– the feeling of episodic loneliness is more frequent than before the pandemic (+ 5 points);
– among young women, whose morale had deteriorated significantly in 2021 (-9 points), the proportion of positive states of mind remains down 6 points compared to the period preceding the health crisis.
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04 October 2022
Tax boost for major sporting events
Finance Bill 2023
In its analysis of the finance bill for 2023, the Francsjeux site reveals that the government
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03 October 2022
School, EPS and sport: the news for the start of the 2022-2023 school year
Consultation for the school of the future
Our school, let’s do it together
Announced by the Minister of National Education
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01 October 2022
Horse riding and horse industry
Call for research projects (IFCE)
The French Horse and Riding Institute renews its annual support for research projects
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