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The Coffee Break: Blog Rinke Vanhoeck
Rinke Vanhoeck is a former teacher and creator of the podcast Outside the Chalk Lines . In this newsletter he shares his thoughts, reading material and interesting links about education, workable work and the things in life.
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KrachtKlap: Instagram page resilience and mental health
This Instagram provides tips on how to focus on the resilience and mental well-being of students in your classroom in a warm way.
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Better with conflict. Restorative work at school.
Wherever people live together, small and larger conflicts occur. School is no exception. This in itself does not have to be a problem. However, there is something wrong with the way we approach conflicts. We react frantically, sweep them under the …
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Practical guide to consultative student guidance: Building blocks, tools and step-by-step plan
Characteristic of consultative student guidance is the conversation between teacher and supervisor about a student. Not an ordinary conversation, not an intake or advice interview, but a conversation in which the supervisor helps the teacher to …
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From digitally literate to media literate
Why do young people engage in sexting? How do you best deal with online hate speech? And what is good netiquette?
A book full of tips & tricks for teachers, educators, educationalists, but also (grand)parents.
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Lessons from Sanne
Teacher Sanne collects all kinds of teaching materials on her website. That way you too can use it. Together we make the best education!
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Barend Last an education guru with an opinion
Barend Last an education guru with an opinion.
I have enjoyed working in education for many years. First as a teacher and school leader in primary education, now as a teacher, developer, trainer, consultant and education advisor in all levels of …
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Social media posts and reels from non-normal digital: Inspiration for your digital lesson
Ni normally digital collects an overview of all social media posts on this Wakelet without having to log in! You can read all our posts and view the reels via Wakelet. We wish you lots of digital fun and hope to inspire you!
Do you have Instagram? …
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The Power of the Thinking Animals: Executive Functions in Word and Image
The Power of the Thinking Animals is an exciting story for children.
The book tells the story of eleven animals. Each animal represents an executive function. In this way the executive functions are explained and depicted in a playful way. Thanks …
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Spotted on the web: Blog with tips for the classroom
On this blog André Manssen writes about applications that you can use in the classroom.
A selection from the offer:
- websites that allow you to learn another language,
- students give feedback about your lesson,
- use the read aloud function in Word, …
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Dyslexia from baby to superstructure
Dyslexia is not a disorder. Irene Besnard-van Baaren has seen this for decades, working with her original, talented dyslexic students. International research also shows that dyslexia is not only a barrier, but often goes hand in hand with talents. …
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IMAGE THINKERS, When quarters fall ...
IMAGE THINKS, When quarters fall... takes you into the world of image thinking and language thinking. What is different and how is visual thinking similar to other neurodiversities? How does the highly sensitive thinking process work and how can …
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