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Math cabinet: Organizing math games
In this blog, Annieke describes what she uses a math cabinet for at school and how it is divided.
There are many math games and materials at her school. To give these materials a central place, the teachers have put together a math cabinet. The …
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Time visualization: Tool
The D4E1 Timevisualization aid has been developed as a personalized tool to gain insight into:
- what part of the day it is at a certain time,
- which part of the day a certain activity takes place,
- when an action is necessary for activities within a …
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Powerful Mathematics Education in Primary School: Research Project
How can you work on powerful arithmetic education? Which factors have a positive effect on children's math performance? And how can you, as a teacher, organize efficient and effective mathematics education?
This website highlights the nine …
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Four Halloween activities for Google
Eric Curts shares some fun Halloween IT assignments that can be accomplished with the help of Google. He also shares the templates to get you started.
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Process lab, a didactic lab with measurement and control techniques: Project InnoVET
Due to updated curricula within the study area of Chemistry, students and teachers of, among others, the study options Biotechniques (second grade) and Biotechnological and Chemical Engineering (third grade) must acquire a lot of new content. …
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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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Playing hopscotch, conjugating être and avoir and mental arithmetic: Teaching outside
On this Padlet you will find the following ideas for an outdoor lesson activity on the theme of climate:
- hopping words around climate;
- conjugate être and avoir;
- mental arithmetic.
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Water pollution, water piano, and the relationship between fractions and percents: Teaching outdoors
On this Padlet you will find the following ideas for an outdoor lesson activity around the theme of water:
- relationship between fractions and percents;
- water pollution;
- making music on a water piano.
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Lesson in Reading: Inspiration guide for effective reading education in preschool, primary and secondary education
This guide contains 16 inspiration cards, each starting from a key question about reading and reading education. Each question is answered on the basis of recent scientific research, supplemented with practical tips and concrete examples.
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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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Does Sara Burgerhart really have a happy ending?: Reception, interpretation and didactics
The History of Miss Sara Burgerhart (1782) by Betje Wolff and Aagje Deken is often dismissed as a marriage story with a happy ending. This takes the sting out of this novel, which you can also consider as a #metoo story avant la lettre. Moreover, …
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