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Stop carcinogens: Serious game
As part of the Roadmap on Carcinogens, the European campaign to reduce exposure to carcinogens (or carcinogens) in the work context, the FPS Employment is launching an interactive game to familiarize students with the measures that must be taken …
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EDUbox Migration: Interactive video
The interactive video on migration is intended for secondary school students. They can follow this lesson individually and at a time of their choosing. Journalist Marjan Temmerman takes the students in tow to inform them in a correct and …
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Racist and Philosophical Causes of World War II
Lesson about where the racist and philosophical ideas of Hitler Germany came from. By means of texts and videos you will get acquainted with the vision of Hitler.
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Communism, the rise and fall of an ideology
Learn about Karl Marx and the rise and fall of communism in Europe.
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Alone in the World: Eduscape
In this eduscape you will learn more about a classic from world literature: Sans Famille or Alone in the World .
This childhood adventure novel was written in 1878 by Hector Malot and is about the foundling Remi and the search for his origin. The …
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Alexander The Great: Eduscape
This is an online, interactive eduscape about Alexander The Great.
The existing educational dossier on Alexander the Great and Greek mythology was cast in an Eduscape site. You will find multiple choice questions (based on the comics, historical …
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The Story of Kaspar Hauser: Eduscape
In this eduscape you will learn more about the world famous nineteenth century boy, Kaspar Hauser, the child of Europe. The creation of a cartoon is also discussed in more detail.
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Being Stoic During a Pandemic
The 2020 pandemic may mark the beginning of a change in Western culture. It leads to the question of why we do things. The following topics are covered in this learning path:
- Does the coronavirus lead to a different lifestyle, even if a vaccine has …
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Good and evil: Ethics
In daily life we sometimes have different choices. Sometimes they are difficult, sometimes less. In this series of lessons, choices are presented regarding alcohol, beauty ideals and teenage pregnancy.
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Philosophers who changed the world (Extended version)
In world history sometimes things happen that change thoughts in a society. They can sometimes have a major influence on the decisions of leaders in a country. This learning path examines the influences of some great philosophers. A number of …
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Philosophers who changed the world
With this learning path, you will learn about a number of philosophers who have greatly influenced the course of history.
You read about:
- Socrates,
- Augustine,
- Rene Descartes,
- John Locke,
- Jean Jacques Rousseau,
- Karl Marx,
- Friedrich Nietzsche.
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Greek philosophers: View of man
Your view of the world largely determines your lifestyle. How do the Greek philosophers Socrates, Plato and Epicurus view it?
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