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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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Broadcast Nursing KdG: Podcast
Podcast of the Nursing program at Karel de Grote University College, with various themes related to the nursing profession.
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Podcast EU Code Week
Welcome to the EU Code Week podcast series. We bring coding, computational thinking, robotics and innovation closer to you, your community and your school. Join Eugenia Casariego and Arjana Blazic, from the Code Week team, as they explore a range …
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Europe: Podcast
In these podcasts you will learn more about Europe and the European Union.
You will receive answers to the following questions, among others:
- How did Europe come into existence?
- What do those stars on the European flag mean?
- How does Europe deal with …
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Leuven, sustainable city: Fuel Podcast
Episode 3, about Leuven, of the podcast Fuel.
The city offers a solution to many challenges. We are not saying that, but someone who should know: Lies Corneillie, Alderman for Housing, Equal Opportunities and Global Policy in Leuven.
Lies is our …
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The City, Urban Development: Podcast Fuel
Episode 2, The City, from the Fuel podcast.
How should we organize our city so that we can live with more, healthier and more socially?
We asked Erik Rombaut, the specialist in Flanders (and far beyond, as far as Vietnam) in ecological urban …
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About water: Podcast Fuel
Episode 1, Over Water, of the Fuel podcast.
In this first episode of Fuel they talk about the shortage of water with water expert Marjolein Vanoppen. She explains in understandable language how things are in Flanders (but also in the world), what the …
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British Mathematician Ada Lovelace: Podcast
The British mathematician Ada Lovelace (1815-1852) planted the first seed of almost all digital applications that we find so cool today. No wonder then that she is the science heroine of mathematician Ann Dooms (VUB). In this podcast, Ann talks …
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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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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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Trigonometric formulas for the double angle
To much to listen to the formulas for sine, cosine and tangent of the double corner and so better to learn outside.
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