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Audiovisual teaching material elections 2024
On this page we collect a range of audiovisual teaching materials from The Archives for Education with which you can guide your classes through the festival of democracy. It is regularly updated in the run-up to the elections.
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BELvue Campus: Podcast
The BELvue Campus podcast is aimed at teachers. Every month, BELvue, with the help of experts, discusses a theme related to democracy, citizenship and the history of Belgium. They also discuss how these themes can best be addressed in …
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Code math game with ChatGPT and Google Sites
In this article, Tony explains how he designed a math game using ChatGPT and Google Sites.
You can also play the game yourself .
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All Children All Right(s)!: Audio Stories
Mobile School developed the toolkit All Children, All Right-s! to engage youth workers, teachers... to promote children's rights. The toolkit consists of four components: short online trainings, educational posters, games and activities, and …
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To the core: Podcast on core technology
What do you actually know about nuclear technology?
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Coffee Curious: Podcast about science
Koffie Curieus is a podcast, founded by Jonas Vandicke, PhD student at the University of Ghent, about the best stories from the wonderful world of science, told at a Sunday pace. Every episode comes with some extra information in the form of …
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NRC Hairless Monkeys: Science podcast
Hairless Monkeys is the weekly science podcast of NRC. Lucas Brouwers, Hendrik Spiering and Gemma Venhuizen discuss small discoveries, wild theories, earth-shattering insights and everything in between.
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Phyphox: Manual
This contribution explains a number of possibilities of using Phyphox on the smartphone.
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Cancer expert Tessa Kerre on heroines Marie Curie and Jane Davis
Hematologist Tessa Kerre (UZ Gent) talks about her two science heroines: Marie Curie, the first female Nobel Prize winner, and Jane Davis, who proves that reading has a healing effect. In this podcast she talks about the lives and work of both …
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Tom Uytterhoeven: Podcast
'Citizenship is not only familiarizing students with the world as it is today, but also enabling them to intervene in that society; to imagine society as it does not yet exist. That should not be limited to nice words.' These are the words of …
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Museums open their doors digitally with adapted teaching materials
All museums are closed, but you can explore the collections in so many educational ways.
Just at moments like these, you can introduce children and young people to museums.Many employees have also developed adapted teaching materials and tips to …
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Podcast from University of Flanders
At the University of Flanders, inspiring professors and researchers answer provocative questions in 15-minute lectures:
- Why is it difficult to predict an Earth event?
- Is swimming on a full stomach dangerous?
- Why do you sing better in the shower? …
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