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Dans les pays germaniques, c'est basé sur le marché du travail. Il y a des apprentissages et des diplômes du tertiaire. Ils valent autant pour le privé que pour le public. Tout le monde pioche dans le même "sac". C'est ainsi les conditions qui vont faire une différence et l'Etat doit offrir des bonnes conditions pour pouvoir recruter.

Le concours pour devenir enseignant

Opinion impopulaire : Il faudrait complétement arrêter les concours pour les postes de l'Etat et les mettre sur le marché de l'emploi traditionnel pourla majorité. Pour les professeurs, c'est différent. J'en conviens. Cependant, cela ne veut pas dire garder les concours. La France pourrait mettre en place une formation universitaire en "professeur" 180 crédits ETCS jusqu'à une certaine section. Puis, pour les sections supérieures, ce serait un parcours traditionnel universitaire de type master. À la suite du master, il faudrait faire un diplôme en pédagogie et enseignement.

White supremacy in action.

It's called capitalism. They need a near enslaved class to rise the capital.

Politic lobby.

People should forget that millennials are born in the rat race. It changes the whole perception of it. It makes it easier to quit it as they never experienced something else.

We are at a systemic change of civilization. We passed the edge and can't go back. Whatever people can say, we are in a run to something new. Whatever people will do to stop the change, it will fail. These type of change aren't linear either and last for a certain amount of time.

Millennials are at the front of this as the first gen to enter the change followed by the gen Z.

It's a progressive (after European definition) view of autism. You can find it in the works of schoolars like Monique Botha, Robert Chapman or Damian Milton. All three are autists.

Autism isn't reserved to the medical domain anymore. In fact, the research are moving to sociology (double empathy problem), anthropology and philosophy (story based education) as the day to day issues of autists are social and cultural rather than medical.

Autism shows in very different ways in each person. It's very, if not impossible to define it with traits and characteristics.

But, we can acknowledge it's a different way to experience the life, the environment, and a different style of mind. It's a valid neurocognitive functioning variation.

• ~10 years. It will arrive sooner than people think. We are already in...

• climate. ...the unpredictable zone of the climate change. The situation is worse than people are thinking.

On a less catastrophic note, millennials could be the last generation to die of natural death. The 2024 newborns will probably die of the consequences of climate change.

To be fair most don't even know what it is

For now advocating for some years and meeting numerous autists, it's the sad truth for autistics too. Autists don't know what autism is. Therapists are doing a bad work at explaining and many parents hide the fact their kids are autistic. These people can't empower themselves on a lifetime basis without having the right support.

The first step is to deconstruct what people told them and define autism again or for some, or define autism for the first time, both in an non medical model and in accordance with the neurodiversity paradigm. After defining, you can begin the work of empowerment on this basis.

They will always find a fallacy to argue you that they are right. It's a belief. You need to bring them to realize they are wrong.

Hard fact, evidence based fact isn't the bast practice to change these beliefs.

The difference is you're not relying on one corp with IRC.