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European Citizens' Initiative: Educational toolkit
The European Citizens' Initiative (ECI) educational toolkit aims to equip students with the knowledge and skills they need to be active and engaged EU citizens. The toolkit focuses on the European Citizens' Initiative. After the course, students …
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Calibration test and entrance exam: Information session
Did you know that your students increase their chances of success in a scientific or economics course by participating in a calibration test? What exactly is that calibration test? Is it mandatory for your students? How do they prepare and how can …
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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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Justice in the classroom: Role play
Thanks to Recht-pledge in the classroom, students get to know the challenges of justice from the inside. First, students view and analyze a fictional process. They learn about the roles of the different people involved (judge, lawyer, prosecutor, …
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Citéco: pedagogical videos cité de l'économie
Playlist from the French Museum Citéco. The videos are all about economic topics, such as money, income, government, growth, sustainability ...
and are designed for classroom use.
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Doubling, how does that work?: Explanation video
Doubling in words with a short vowel, how does that work? When should you double with verbs, nouns and adjectives?
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Singulation, how does it work?: Explanation video
Singulation for words with a long vowel, how does it work? When should you singulate verbs, nouns and adjectives?
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Five famous explorers: Listening assignment
In this listening comprehension exercise, you'll take a quick journey through history with short stories about five famous explorers: Alexander the Great, Vasco Da Gama, Marco Polo, James Cook, and Christopher Columbus.
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UN Canon: The United Nations in 65 windows
The UN Canon is an introduction to the work of the United Nations. The UN is shown behind 65 windows, divided between the organization itself and its fields of work:
- UN organization;
- peace and security;
- development;
- human rights; …
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Conjugate weak verbs in the simple past tense
This video explains how to conjugate weak verbs into the past tense using 't kofschip.
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Documentary Rabot: Discussion
This collection of assignments is part of the documentary Rabot , a film by Christina Vandekerckhove from 2018.
The documentary follows a number of people in the Rabot social housing block in Ghent, just before the social housing block was demolished …
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Art chat cards: Engaging in conversation through art
Our art chat cards invite you to talk to your class group based on a selection of works from the MSK collection.
Together you can talk about everyday topics such as clothing, hobbies, parties, holidays, the senses... In addition, it is a …Translated by
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