Apprentissage, comment fonctionne notre cerveau

Quickie

DevOps, Agile, Methodology & Tests

Linux

Thursday from 12:45 til 13:00

L’être humain a une formidable capacité à apprendre, c'est-à-dire à acquérir de nouvelles connaissances et à développer des compétences existantes. Pour cela, il est unique dans le règne animal. Mais quelles sont les techniques qui permettent d’encourager l’apprentissage ? Comment fonctionne notre cerveau et comment peut-on le stimuler au mieux pour favoriser notre capacité à comprendre et mémoriser ?

Dans ce quick talk nous parlerons sciences cognitives, modèles d’apprentissage, neurogénèse et motivation. Autant de sujets qui me passionnent et que j’espère faire découvrir à d’autres.

Cédric Pontet
Cédric is a seasoned Lean/Agile practitioner and a software expert. He started his software engineering career in Luxembourg in 2001 and began his journey to agility in 2003. Since 2005, he has been happily employed at Agile Partner, where he has worked on a large variety of projects for customers in both public and private sectors. Gaining experience and acquiring new technical and soft skills, he is now frequently assuming different roles within a team, such as architect, agile coach, or ALM & DevOps expert. Occasional speaker, Cédric is also the co-founder of #play14, a playful event about games used as a metaphor to foster learning, innovation, change and happiness.

Cédric Pontet

Cédric is a seasoned Lean/Agile practitioner and a software expert. He started his software engineering career in Luxembourg in 2001 and began his journey to agility in 2003.

Since 2005, he has been happily employed at Agile Partner, where he has worked on a large variety of projects for customers in both public and private sectors. Gaining experience and acquiring new technical and soft skills, he is now frequently assuming different roles within a team, such as architect, agile coach, or ALM & DevOps expert.

Occasional speaker, Cédric is also the co-founder of #play14, a playful event about games used as a metaphor to foster learning, innovation, change and happiness.