Motivação e experiência educacionais dos alunos e professores no contexto de ferramentas digitais no período de pandemia

O presente artigo aborda a experiência educacional em tempos de pandemia, na relação bilateral aluno e professor, frente às novas ferramentas digitais. O objetivo é apresentar o ambiente familiar como motivação para o aluno, buscando lançar um novo olhar para a prática pedagógica, voltada para ferramentas educacionais e tecnologias digitais. Nesse novo cenário, percebemos também novos hábitos do aprendizado. A metodologia do presente estudo, de caráter descritivo e exploratório, aborda estudo bibliográfico e documental em que se discutem as contribuições das tecnologias digitais para a motivação dos alunos diante do processo de aprendizagem no momento em que se enfrenta a pandemia do novo Coronavírus. O artigo traz como contribuição uma breve análise do processo de aprendizagem da relação bilateral e do conhecimento prático através das ferramentas tecnológicas, novas habilidades pedagógicas, e no desenvolvimento educacional tecnológico.Palavras-chaves: Ambiente motivador. Ferramentas tecnológicas. Habilidades tecnológicas. COVID-19. Motivation and educational experience of students and teachers in the context of digital tools in the pandemic period. ABSTRACTThis article discusses the educational experience in times of pandemic, in the bilateral relationship between student and teacher, in the face of new digital tools. The objective is to present the family environment as motivation for the student, seeking to launch a new look at pedagogical practice, focused on educational tools and digital technologies. In this new scenario, we also noticed new learning habits. The methodology of this study, of descriptive and exploratory character, addresses bibliographic and documentary study in which the contributions of digital technologies to the motivation of students in the learning process are discussed at the moment when the pandemic of the new Coronavirus is faced. A brief analysis of the learning process of the bilateral relationship and practical knowledge through technological tools, new pedagogical skills, and technological educational development.Keywords: Motivating environment. Technological tools. Technological skills

‘We thought we were friends!’: Franco-British bilateral diplomacy and the shock of Brexit

The British vote to leave the European Union in 2016 shook the Franco-British bilateral relationship (FBBR) to its core and led to unexpected tensions, considering the depth of cooperation between the two countries in many fields, and their geography. In this article we analyse the impact of Brexit on the FBBR to date, including the likely aftershocks. We focus on the 2017-2020 Brexit negotiations themselves, and on the matters that escaped those negotiations but which are core to the FBBR namely: security and defence; borders and migration. We draw on a number of high-level interviews with French and British officials and on literatures of contemporary diplomacy to ask how the new environment for the FBBR challenges traditional ways of conducting bilateral diplomacy outside of the multilateral framework provided by the European Union.

PERSONNEL MANAGEMENT IN THE CONDITIONS OF SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY OF THE ENTERPRISE

Peculiarities of personnel management at enterprises, means of influencing the employee in the development of labor relations are determined. The comparative characteristics of the most important socially responsible business models are considered. Attention is paid to the importance of personnel responsibility policy. The role of the concept of social responsibility of personnel management, which is based on the integration and consideration of the bilateral relationship between social responsibility and personnel management, is indicated. It is concluded that the creation of purposeful principles of personnel management involves a clear management mechanism for goals and results, taking into account modern requirements and capabilities of consumers, the socio-psychological state of staff in the constant development of scientific and technological progress.

Prospects for North Africa in 2022

Significance Domestic politics will be particularly unsettled in Tunisia and Libya. International dynamics are set to dominate the outlook for Egypt, especially on human rights and the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD); and for Algeria and Morocco, whose bilateral relationship took a turn for the worse in 2021.

A Peaceful Transition of International Order?

This concluding chapter reviews and summarizes, reiterating the problematic aspects of current practice in applying the concept of revisionism. It introduces prospect theory to provide insights about prospective Chinese and US policies, and it offers caveats about the possible direction of these countries’ relations. Despite the recent escalation of tension between Beijing and Washington, the authors view the future with cautious optimism. They argue that to stabilize this important bilateral relationship, both sides should maintain mutual nuclear deterrence, avoid various forms of power politics (especially displays of military escalation), and dial back nationalist rhetoric contributing to tension and undermining trust. A transition of international order does not necessarily require a power transition between these countries, and it can come about peacefully.

The Sino-Venezuelan Relationship (1974-2020)

The Sino-Venezuelan relationship can be divided into three distinct eras: the origin of the relationship (1974-1999), the golden age during Chávez presidency (1999-2013) and a declining relationship after Maduro rise to power (2014-onwards). This paper aims to provide a historic, political, and economic overview of the bilateral relationship between 1974 and early 2020, in order to determine if the China-Venezuela link is truly based on pragmatism. Additionally, it will identify the problems the bilateral relationship has faced since 2014, as well as the factors which determine President Xi’s current support of Maduro.

IMAGINING SWEETER AUSTRALIA-INDONESIA RELATIONS

Australia�s relationship with Indonesia has been a bit like the board game �Snakes and Ladders�. Incremental progress in the relationship (up the ladder) is easily undone (down the snake) over a range of misunderstandings including issues like beef, boats, spies, clemency, Timor and Papua. Both countries have considerable overlapping interests. They both have to find a way to deepen and broaden the bilateral relationship to prevent this cycle from continuing to recur. In considering how to do that, understanding how they got here is important. Bilateral and multilateral engagement, on trade, education, and security including through IA-CEPA, links like the Ikahan network, additional New Colombo Plan engagement and a MANIS regional maritime cooperation forum may help make that happen.

Australia and China: Souring Relations with Little Chance of a Reset on the Horizon

This article examines the bilateral relationship between Australia and China, which has become problematic since 2015. The causes for the downturn in relations are examined and two key reasons are offered: Australia is caught in the middle of power contestation between the United States and China; and Australia’s fear of its economic overdependence on China. This article deduces what a reset would look like and how this may eventuate.

From Strategic Partnership to Strategic Interdependence: The Pak-China Duo

China and Pakistan are frequently touted as “strategic partners” based on the historic journey that has fused both states in a resilient partnership. The bilateral relationship is multisectoral based on diplomatic, defence and socio-economic cooperation. If focus of the bilateral ties is to be pinpointed, it would be defence and security cooperation that has been the defining factor of the relationship. However, the equation transformed with the transformation in the geopolitical context of the South Asian region post-2011. Pakistan signed a major economic venture with China; the China Pakistan Economic Corridor besides opening up to Russia as well. After the launch of CPEC in 2015, the defence centric bilateral relationship between Pakistan and China changed into a mega economic partnership. The paper has attempted to understand this transformation between the two countries and make a case for “strategic interdependence” rather than strategic partnership. Since, interdependence takes a deeper meaning than partnership.