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Israel Neumann in the Fort of Breendonk: In-depth school visit
This page is intended as an in-depth explanation after a visit to the Sammellager Breendonk. Students learn about the life of one of the prisoners, Israel Neumann.
The page uses a podcast on this topic and contains a dozen questions on the theme. The …
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Teach your child to program with Scratch! -Roadbear Studios
Programming for children, a hot topic. Many parents would like their child to take some sort of programming course. Programming classes for children are springing up like mushrooms.
The first studies into whether all programming lessons …
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More music in the classroom with artificial intelligence
Artificial intelligence as your own teaching assistant, helping to improve classroom dynamics and enrich the learning experience. In this blog we discuss some AI tools that can help you create songs for your students.
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Novels in the classroom: Book tips per language
An overview of novels in different languages. Here you will find titles of books in the following languages:
- French,
- English,
- German,
- Spanish,
- Russian,
- Italian,
- Turkish.
The list was drawn up by the language teachers of the Department of …
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Four Halloween activities for Google
Eric Curts shares some fun Halloween IT assignments that can be accomplished with the help of Google. He also shares the templates to get you started.
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Code Week ambassadors Nicky and Evelien ready for challenging assignment: Interview
The citizens' initiative EU Code Week promotes numerous activities around programming and digital skills. Dozens of organizations in our country participate to make coding accessible to young people in a fun, attractive way. However, the EU Code …
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The Curse of the Nutmeg: Discussion
Discussion and reflections on the book The Curse of the Nutmeg about the VOC and colonialism and the impact on the environment today.
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Greek and Minecraft: Acropolis Adventure
How do you bring educational technology into the classical languages? Last academic year, my students and I designed teaching materials that did just this! We developed two levels in which students could explore ancient Rome and learn more about …
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Introductory games for French, English, Spanish or German tutors
For language lessons, it is advisable to get acquainted informally for half an hour through a game before the substantive start. That immediately broke the ice. In this article you will find, in addition to the Dutch version of the …
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Edit your selfies with the AI photo apps Lensa and Dawn
Lensa and Dawn are two AI apps that are mega hot. Artificial intelligence lets you create avatars from your selfies in both apps, making it look like your photo was created by a graphic designer. Super fat of course. But, the apps can do even …
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Test basic ICT knowledge in students
In 2020 we saw our 'active' Chromebooks for the
students double! Couple this with all the efforts that have already been made by the school board and the ICT team, and then you start to wonder: "What does this actually mean for our students?"Translated by
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Discover the stories behind the music with Classical Everywhere and Classical Everyone at The Archive for Education
Do you teach music? Then you will find a lot of suitable teaching material in the online image bank of the Archive for Education . Discover the history, people and theory behind the world of classical music with the TV series Classical Everywhere …
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