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Vocabulary, food budget and logarithms
What do a writer's vocabulary and one's budget spent on food have to do with each other? Well, more than you might think! The mathematical relationship appears to be logarithmic.
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Digital learning paths in the soft sector in technical and vocational education: Project Innovet
Article in which you can learn more about the Innovet project Digital learning paths in the soft sector in technical and vocational education. The project focuses on digital learning paths and practice-oriented training in the soft sector. Four …
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DOOZ, Didactic Training Material to Support Future Healthcare Providers: Project InnoVET
The DOOZ project focused on developing shareable teaching materials for various innovative applications in the healthcare sector. This serves various purposes: the materials will be used to train (future) healthcare professionals, but also offer …
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Making graphs: How do you do that and when do you use which type of graph?
Article in which different types of charts are discussed and which chart is best used in which situation. The use of the X and Y axes is also discussed.
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Minimum Maximum: Lestip
The German artist Hans-Peter Feldmann decorates traditional oil paintings with red noses or cross-eyed. What strikes? Minimal intervention, maximum effect. Do you also try this out with your students with their score as a work product?
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Irritate with Brian Eno: Lesson Suggestion
Producer Brian Eno likes to impose restrictions on his artists. He taped the fingers of Coldplay's Chris Martin together to force him to play the piano in a new way.
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Improvisation for all!: How do students experience collective free improvisation in compulsory education
The research Improvisation for all! How do pupils experience collective free improvisation in compulsory education ? The experiences of pupils (n=1282) from secondary education with a collective free improvisation lesson.
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Help shape future-oriented learning, Smart Living and Living: Project InnoVET
Pupils and teachers from STEM and non-STEM study options work together with companies, including healthcare institutions, on socially relevant projects linked to the transition area Smart Living & Living. Due to COVID-19 we have been …
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Case studies as a working method in health sciences
In this article you will find information about the use of case studies as teaching methods in health sciences courses. You can use cases to develop learning content
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Listen better to your student during instrument class
A violin teacher noticed that she always looked at the technical aspect: the bow stroke that is not correct, a wrong fingering, the thumb that is not in the right place ...
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Making an inspiration list for a musical work: Lesson suggestion
Violinist Stephen Nachmanovitch and pianist Ron Fein juxtaposed images from magazines with their scores. They were inspired by the images to give musical works their own (meaningful) atmosphere.
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Why is hand washing so important in times of virus spread?
In the article you will find two educational videos that clearly show why it is important to wash your hands with soap and how a virus can spread through your hands.
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