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Towards a growth-oriented learning mindset: Book review
Towards a growth-oriented learning mentality by Sandra van Aalderen is an inspiring book that offers teachers, mentors, school leaders and other education professionals concrete tools to promote a growth-oriented mindset in education. This book …
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Awel: What do young people talk about with an anonymous listening line?
Press release about Awel's annual research, which identifies what is going on in children and young people based on anonymized conversation reports.
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How can I help discuss feelings in a playful way?
Over the line is a method for students to really get to know each other and to see where they are struggling. In this playful way you can help discuss feelings. The methodology helps students realize that they are not alone and that everyone …
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Videos about soft skills
Vorm DC made a number of videos specifically for domestic helpers that demonstrate the following soft skills for domestic helpers:
- active listening,
- assertiveness,
- autonomy,
- discretion,
- clear communication,
- flexibility,
- dealing with feedback, …
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Citizen movement Klimaan: Local climate projects
In this webinar, Tris Segers, an employee of the Mechelen citizen movement Klimaan, outlines how you can deal with our commons with care: soil, water, energy, mobility, air, etc. She illustrates this using some local projects and initiatives.
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What steps can you take if students have dark thoughts?
What do the four legs of a chair have to do with the difference between sadness and depression? You will hear it from clinical psychologist Saartje Moens. She sees you as Sidekick Sam as the perfect observer to pick up the first signals of dark …
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Self-regulated learning: Building lifelong active learners in your classroom
Self-regulated learning has become a popular concept in Flanders and the Netherlands. But what exactly does it mean and why should you attach importance to it during your rigorous lessons in French, history or any other subject?
Jeltsen Peeters is …
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What gets your students' brains working and motivates them?
In the rapidly evolving world of education, Tommy Opgenhaffen, coordinator of educational development and digital learning at Arteveldehogeschool Ghent, is on the front line of innovative pedagogy. In this blog article he reveals the secrets …
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Hair in philosophies: Teaching idea
ILD project focusing on the hairdress and all kinds of rituals involving head hair in ten philosophies. The ritual or tradition is presented and the underlying idea or value is always indicated.
The material is an impetus to study (the difference …
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Safe boundaries: Ten tips
Transgressive behavior can lead to trauma, but that does not have to be the case. As Sidekick Sam you can mean a lot to students whose boundaries are being exceeded. How? You can read this in the ten tips from Zohra Lkasbi, clinical psychologist, …
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Barbie: Movie review
The page asks students to reflect on male/female stereotypes and (possibly) brings back memories of their own Barbie doll days. Some students have seen the film and can talk about it.
Experience shows that students (girls) indicate that they used to …
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Digital balance in your classroom: Tips for lessons according to Martin Valcke
Like a chef who carefully mixes spices to achieve the perfect taste, Professor Martin Valcke shows you how digital learning tools should be integrated with familiar ingredients of good education. In this blog article you will discover the formula …
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