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Quarter rest, quarter note, eighth and sixteenth note: Rhythm wheel
This application works like a jackpot and is used as rhythm bingo. The user spins the wheel and 8 beats (2 bars) appear. In this first version you can get a quarter rest, quarter note, eighth note and/or sixteenth note. Students can perform this …
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STEMOOV: Video
This video demonstrates, using a practical example, how the STEMOOV model can be effectively applied in a teaching situation.
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Art Blocks: Generative art with AI
Art Blocks is a platform for artists of generative art. They can share their art made with AI. You can browse through the collections section and view the art.
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Technology Festival
On Thursday, May 23, 2024, Flanders Expo Ghent will transform into a vibrant place full of innovation and creativity. We want to amaze students with the latest technological gadgets and interactive workshops that bring the world of technology to …
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This Day In Music
What happened today in music history? Listen to the songs and read the information. You can also look up your date of birth.
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Getting started with film wisdom: Webinar series
Getting started with film literacy is a webinar series for teachers and cultural educators that aims to familiarize them with film, film language and film education so that they can take this knowledge with them to the classroom or to …
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Musical building block dynamics: Volume meter
Through this document, shared in Canva, you will find a combination of the music terms in the dynamics building block and a sound meter or voice volume meter in the classroom.
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Do's and don'ts in a museum: Teaching package
This teaching package focuses on investigative learning. Why are you not allowed to eat and drink in a museum? Why are you not allowed to take flash photos of works of art? Why are you not allowed to touch a painting or statue? Put on your lab …
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Wil van Meeten: YouTube
On this YouTube channel of Wil van Meeten you will find videos about:
- induction bending,
- tense,
- gravity die casting,
- watchmaking,
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In addition to films about the metal industry, this video channel also contains films about other technical …
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Why see art in real life?: Teaching package
What differences do you experience when looking at art in real life or on the internet? After an introductory vlog in which Leonard and his virtual assistant JOS go in search of Professor Siebenstein's laboratory to unravel why seeing art in real …
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STEM School Label
The STEM School Label allows school representatives to evaluate their school against the criteria that define a STEM school using an online self-assessment tool. This self-assessment tool identifies required areas of development and provides …
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Filling a museum yourself: Lesidee
These images show how students get to work to fill their own museum with works of art.
Introduction
- You start with an interview. What do your students see? They indicate that they see an empty white space. You can then leave from there: a museum is …
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