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A lesson on braille? Request a free braille book
Will you be working on Braille in class soon? Request a free Braille book from Listening Point, the public library for people with a reading disability (blind, visually impaired, dyslexia, aphasia, physical disability, ...).
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Reading jury books in large print, Braille and Daisy listening form
The Reading Jury is the largest book jury for children and young people in Flanders and annually selects the best children's books.
To allow students with reading difficulties to participate in these reading circles, Luisterpunt ensures that all …
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Text lab Dutch and English
Tekstenlab is part of Diaplus, a method for effective reading education. In Tekstenlab you will find more than 2000 texts divided into themes and provided with lesson sheets with printable worksheets with varied processing methods. With a …
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Football dictionary
Many parents enroll their child in a Dutch-speaking sports club on the advice of the school. This way, the child can also practice Dutch outside of school. The football club offers a lot of spontaneous practice opportunities.
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Noël sous le regard des peintres
Noël sous le regard des peintres , Éliane Gondinet-Wallstein, Paris, Mame, 2016.
In this large-format art book about Christmas, the French art historian Éliane Gondinet-Wallstein presents and interprets some thirty paintings about the birth of …
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Shakes (pa) pier and writing pleasure
A collection of motivational writing tasks, suitable for at home or in the classroom, for children, young people and adults.
Forty-nine pages including:
- 101 creative starters;
- templates for assignments;
- tips and suggestions for lesson …
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Language learning: From toddlers to adults
How do children, young people and adults learn Dutch as a second language? How can we create a learning environment in which non-native speakers achieve the best learning outcomes? And in what way do our ideas about language and education …
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Play, move, create in Dutch: 60 language games
The activities in this book illustrate how you can work with children and young people to practice Dutch (as a foreign language) in an active and creative way.
The author is Jérôme Lecerf, project coordinator at Roeland vzw. There is also …
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Change, history learning and human rights education: Handbook
There is a growing interest among practitioners and within the scientific community in exploring the interrelation between history learning and human rights education. The idea behind the handbook is to further develop existing inspiring practices …
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CPR and defibrillation: Handbook
Learn what to do with someone who is unconscious and may or may not be breathing. Using four steps, you will learn to respond appropriately to an emergency situation. The book explains step by step the techniques of recovery, resuscitation and …
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Memories of the Holocaust: History & Collective Memory in Tension
Remembrance of the Holocaust focuses on education about remembrance, analyzing the selective, political and evolving nature of remembrance. The book explores the different forms of memory and the tense relationship between memory and history. Through …
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366 tips for biodiversity: Booklet
A calendar with 366 creative, educational, funny and achievable tips to discover biodiversity.
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