The Urgency to Innovate and the Cross-learning: Learning across, between and beyond

Human and Social Studies 2 (2):87-103 (2013)
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Given the fact that the history of our brain is a long history of interfaces, connections and exchanges, this text aims to reveal the collective nature of the process involved by and within learning. In fact, the person who learns can only cross-learn: irrespective of the field of learning, he learns across, between and beyond.2 The cross-disciplinary approach suggested in the present study focuses on learning a foreign language.

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