Dear Colleagues

Thanks a lot Nazia Asad and Orlando M Lourenço for your valuable contributions.

Well said, Dear Orlando, I agree with the prominent Jean Piaget's statement, whom I known better as a Learning Theoretician.

Horizontal and non-vertical, it is a qualification of the relationship, itself, between RG members, it does not rule out, in any way, RG's relationships of high level members (like you) with beginners (like me) :-)

Thanks "Mutual Respect", Thanks Piaget.

Sincerely, Djamel.

Dear Colleagues

Under this unique rule of Mutual Respect, one have to observe his commitment not to keep any Knowledge, especially on his scientist domain of expertise or in the life's expertise in general.

Mutual Respect Oblige:

For my part, this will be my only "motto" on the RG platform:

"Don't keep a Knowledge, Respect the Other".

Sincerely, Djamel.

Being ethical, respectful, tolerant, and kind.

Dear All,

Mutual respect is the key. Contrary to unilateral respect, which is based on the ideas of fear, coercion and blind obedience, mutual respect is guided by the ideas of equality and cooperation. The Suiss psychologist Jean found that unilateral respect is associted with a heteronomous and egocentric morality, whereas mutual respect is asscoiated with an autonomous and decentring morality.

So, a good RG member is who s/he wants to have, say, horizontal, not vertical relationships with his/her RG colleagues.

Kind regards,

Orlando

Dear Colleagues

Thanks a lot Nazia Asad and Orlando M Lourenço for your valuable contributions.

Well said, Dear Orlando, I agree with the prominent Jean Piaget's statement, whom I known better as a Learning Theoretician.

Horizontal and non-vertical, it is a qualification of the relationship, itself, between RG members, it does not rule out, in any way, RG's relationships of high level members (like you) with beginners (like me) :-)

Thanks "Mutual Respect", Thanks Piaget.

Sincerely, Djamel.

Dear Jjamel.

Thanks for the positive tone of your post.

Jean Piaget is mainly known by this theory of cognitive development, even though this thory has deep educational implications.

We can learn from each other. In this sense, there are not senior and beginner members. As I have said, mutual respect is the key.

KInd regards,

Orlando

Kind you Dear Orlando.

Being a good contributor and not only a consumer of information.

Thank you Dear Stephen for your interest and your contribution.

We have to avoid any kind of selfishness, especially with knowledge.

Sincerely, Djamel.

"Learn, Teach, Respect and Think."

Disposition to exchange knowledge based on respect for the diverse opinions and approaches provided by the scientific community