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Ready for Pi Day
On Pi Day, students are given a small math assignment with which they can open a jar of goodies.
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Goudvis: Compelling television portraits of top Belgian artists
For Goudvis, VRT followed a number of top Belgian artists for a year, on stage, in their studios, during rehearsals, behind the scenes... But their private lives are also shown. There are 19 episodes available, from 19 different artists. Visual …
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Vocabulary, food budget and logarithms
What do a writer's vocabulary and one's budget spent on food have to do with each other? Well, more than you might think! The mathematical relationship appears to be logarithmic.
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See-through compressor: Project InnoVET XR
Thanks to this project, a Mixed Reality application was created to allow students to get started with the screw compressor. Initially, students can look at the most important parts via an individual learning path. Secondly, students can carry out …
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Python in the classroom
Our society is increasingly influenced and controlled by computer systems, apps and algorithms. Countless problems, now and in the future, are solved through those powerful computers. We also feel this digitization at school and in the classroom. …
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Should gifted students also record intermediate steps?
Gifted students sometimes do not understand why they have to write down intermediate steps in exercises. In this article you will find tips on how to tackle this in the classroom.
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Making graphs: How do you do that and when do you use which type of graph?
Article in which different types of charts are discussed and which chart is best used in which situation. The use of the X and Y axes is also discussed.
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The number pi: Facts
In this article you can find 31.4 facts about the number pi.
Fun facts that you can pass on to the students when you are working on the number pi.
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Dual learning: Electricity sector
In this article you will find information about dual learning for secondary education, dual learning for adult education and the system of 'Learning and Working' for the directions that lead to a profession in the electricity sector.
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Understanding the Normal Distribution: Article
This article in the statistics series takes a closer look at the normal distribution and everything that goes with it:
- properties;
- the standard normal distribution;
- z score;
- central limit theorem.
The normal distribution is explained using examples …
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Cool learning: Project InnoVET
The aim of the project was to facilitate the dual entry of refrigeration technology students (5 BSO) into the workplace. For this they use a number of short videos that focus on a subject and explore it in more depth:
- cooling techniques: what exactly …
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Calculating and Understanding Confidence Intervals: Article
This article takes a closer look at calculating and understanding confidence intervals. You come across a confidence interval in statistics or SPSS when you start working with samples. A sample is a representative portion of a population that we …
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