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Faculty of Social Sciences
You will find the online magazine SWAY on the website of the Faculty of Social Sciences.
You will find information about what social scientists research. They also tell their stories and share their insights.
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The World Tomorrow
DeWereldMorgen.be is more than just a medium, it is first and foremost a movement. They strive to create a sustainable, social and democratic society and do this by creating media together with a broad network of volunteers and citizen …
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ZOOScience
ZOO Science puts the zoological expertise and scientific activities of ZOO Antwerp and ZOO Planckendael in the spotlight. Its own zoological research center, the Antwerp ZOO Center for Research and Conservation (CRC), conducts applied and …
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The sewing machine: Practical assignment
A sewing machine uses a mechanical technique to sew or decorate fabrics together. Unlike sewing by hand, the sewing machine uses two strands of thread, the upper thread and the bobbin thread. The upper thread runs from the thread spool to the …
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Everything about fertility
Everything About Fertility contains scientific information related to fertility. The section for teachers bundles teaching materials to support teachers in addressing the theme of fertility in class.
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Draw for Change: Teaching package on gender inequality
Draw for Change inspires students to actively stand up against gender inequality.
The free package consists of three steps:
Step 1
Become immersed in the theme and world of the cartoonists.
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Art cure: Local collaboration between academy and school
Art cure is a local three-year collaboration between an academy and a school of primary, secondary or higher education, possibly with a third external partner. In this video , teachers and students from primary education tell about their …
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Artistic looking at the circus: Collection with images
The circus has long appealed to the imagination, you can see that when you look at old posters of circus performances. The spectacle, the excitement and the astonishment are splashing about. Have your students been to a circus? What did they …
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Artfully Looking at Clouds: Collection of Images
Which clouds do your students prefer to see? Cumulus clouds, thunderclouds, woolly sheep or gigantic white castles in the air? All over the world, people are watching the clouds. They recognize shapes and people in it, they predict the weather …
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The Brueghel family: Collection with statues
Did you know that there is more than one Pieter Brueghel? Both Pieter Brueghel the Elder and his son Pieter Brueghel the Younger painted at a high level and portrayed similar subjects. With this visual teaching material you will discover their art …
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Gallo-Roman utensils: Collection with statues
Many luxurious bronze or gold utensils and status symbols from the Gallo-Roman era are still preserved today. In this collection of visual teaching materials you will find a wealth of inspiring images: fibulae, a coin treasure, a bronze ax and …
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Radio Word Forest: Listening to images with a story
What do you see in a sculpture? What would the artist have thought of when creating this image?
On the occasion of Antwerp Book City in 2004, the Middelheim Museum commissioned various youth authors to write a story for an image from the permanent …Translated by
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