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Get started with textless picture books and talking boards for all ages
Textless picture books and discussion boards are tools to stimulate language development and multilingualism. This applies to both language learners with Dutch as their home language (NT1) and to language learners for whom Dutch is the second …
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Word processing: Using keyboard shortcuts
An overview of frequently used and useful keyboard shortcuts or keyboard shortcuts that help you during word processing. The shortcuts help you, among other things, when navigating and editing a text document.
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Ten URL Commands for Google Chrome
Google Chrome includes several internal URL commands that you can use to quickly access its features and settings. This contribution provides an overview of ten Chrome URLs with which you can quickly access:
- settings,
- system information, …
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Can your students already think computationally?
In this article by Klasse, Frank Neven, professor of computer science at Hasselt University, talks about the importance of computational thinking in primary and secondary education. Computational thinking was included for the first time in the …
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EU Code Week 2020: Toolkit
Information about Code Week 2020, what you can do as a teacher or school, how to organize a programming event and what you need.
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Fog Project: Installation Tool
FOG is a free, open source package for cloning computers and distributing images over a computer network. It collects some open-source tools (behind a PHP-based web interface) that greatly simplify installing and managing the computers in your …
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Why every teacher should teach about fake news
'Fake news is everywhere, and young people are falling for it with open eyes'. Is that right? And what can you do as a teacher? Annelore Deprez (UGent and Artevelde University College Ghent) explains the rise of fake news and tells you how you …
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Film and image in distance learning
Do you want to offer your students something other than Netflix and show them what the alternatives are? Do you want to make them adept in the laws of film and imagery? View the offer.
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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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EU Code Week 2019: Toolkit
Information about Code Week 2019, what you can do as a teacher or school, how to organize a programming event and what you need. In this document you will also find tips for lesson plans and activities to get started with your students and …
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Evaluation of multilingual learners
Imagine two students who are equally good at math, but one is not good at Dutch and the other is. They do not have the same chance of a good score on a math test because the student's language skills determine his score.
What can you as a teacher do …
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EU Code Week 2018: Toolkit
Information about Codeweek 2018, what you can do as a teacher or school, how to organize a programming event and what you need. In this document you will also find tips for lesson plans and activities to get started with your students and …
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