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Memory and smart learning to read
We distinguish three types of memory: sensory memory, short-term memory or working memory and long-term memory.
We should also take these findings into account when learning to read. In the video we try to portray this importance in a rather fun way.
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NomadPlay: Sheet music app
What's NomadPlay?
NomadPlay is a sheet music app allowing you to play along great artists and ensembles. For the first time, you could play alongside a real orchestra, practice duets with your favorite musicians, sing along a professional choir! The …
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Back to school: Seven tips for extra support for (care) students
Watch this webinar if you are looking for inspiration and practical tools to teach children with a learning disability how to study, how to make learning fun and how to support other colleagues.
The tips that Lucas Hermans is talking about:
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Studying successfully with the computer: Webinar
In this recording you will receive concrete tips for studying successfully with the computer:
- reading software,
- GIVE UP!,
- tools to use the computer with students,
Digital tools are essential for students with learning disabilities such as dyslexia, …
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GIVE UP!: Basic Computer Skills
In this webinar, Eureka Leuven presents the free project GIVE UP! for.
How can you easily share digital documents? How do you deliver tests and assignments to your students? As a student, how do you digitally return your completed test? How do you …
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The Music Theory Song: Song on practicing intervals
Based on this song, your students will practice the intervals in music theory.
It is a parody of The Christmas Song by Bob Wells and Mel Torme. The original parodied text was written by David Rakowski. Dave Swenson sang the lyrics and added his own …Translated by
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George Collier: Transcriptions with score
George Collier regularly posts transcripts on his YouTube channel and website. In this playlist transcriptions have been collected for brass players with an occasional vocal part. You will also find the link to the accompanying scores in this …
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Opera Cheats: Operas in brief
In this playlist of Opera Cheats you will find videos of about 5 minutes in which the synopsis of famous operas is presented in a short and funny way. This material is ideal for taking your students on a fun journey through the history and stories of …
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On executive functions: The links between wanting and executing
A video from Leerpunt ADD explaining executive functions
In the first part, attention is paid to the different EF:
- task initiation and procrastination;
- self-regulation (directing attention, self-control);
- working memory (ordering thoughts, …
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Acquiring material efficiently: Why learning must always be difficult
Why don't you use fluorescent markers and endless rereading as a learning strategy? How do you process learning material in an active way? Expert Tine Hoof (ExCEL) explains it in a clear video.
Extra: a step -by-step plan to get started yourself.
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Unplugged programming with mTiny
This is an informative video about the mTiny. This robot makes it possible to let students think problem-solving and logically in an interactive way. With this robot you can introduce students to coding without a screen in a playful way. Due to …
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Self-regulated learning: Metacognition
Self-regulated learning is defined in the literature by three components: cognition, metacognition and motivation.
In this video, Professor Van Keer takes a closer look at the metacognition component. Metacognition is about the way in which students …
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