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Teach older preschoolers to build their own stories: Nine research-based tips
Interactive reading is and remains by far the most important language-stimulating activity in kindergarten. However, older toddlers do not only have to listen to stories, but can also learn to build stories themselves. You will undoubtedly …
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A warm teacher-child relationship as the basis for a powerful language learning environment: Preschool-wise
With her bachelor's internship in sight, student Marie Claes focused intensively for two weeks on setting up a language program based on the results of the KOALA screening in her internship class.
She started from the following research question: "How …
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The power of working together with all parents on the language development of their children: Kindergarten
How can we support parents to enter into rich linguistic interactions with their children, in the home language, in order to promote their child's school language skills?
Read in this article by Kleutergewijs how a Brussels school and Ligo Brusseleer …
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Miss Ilona: Teaching materials
Miss Ilona shares all kinds of language and math learning resources on her website. These are arranged by age category and theme. A selection from the offer:
- autumn,
- Saint Nicholas,
- christmas,
- spring,
- summer,
- 112,
- family.
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Artificial Intelligence and Ancient Greek: Project Description
Article about a project developed to bridge the gap between classical languages and modern computer techniques and programming languages, providing an introduction to the world of artificial intelligence and its possibilities, but also its …
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Latin and Game Design: Project Nicolai Klimii
Latin and programming seem like opposites that you wouldn't immediately use in the same context. This game project, which is a collaboration between the Educational Master UGent and the Sint-Lievenscollege, proves the opposite. We hope to …
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Time for making: Make your own work with and for your own instrument
Erik Schrooten and Bert Appermont created this website around composing.
With T ime for Making, you don't compose behind a sheet of music bars, but preferably with your own instrument at the ready. The new is created through experimentation. This …
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Look over the wall: The reading policy at the school of kindergarten teacher Elif - Kindergarten
March 1… the start of the youth book month. Time to dive into the books and get your book pearls! By focusing strongly on storytelling, reading aloud in class and a stimulating book corner, you already lay a strong foundation for good reading. …
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Improvisation for all!: How do students experience collective free improvisation in compulsory education
The research Improvisation for all! How do pupils experience collective free improvisation in compulsory education ? The experiences of pupils (n=1282) from secondary education with a collective free improvisation lesson.
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Talking cases: Learning Dutch playfully
In collaboration with Erfgoedcel Waasland, among others, the heritage cell has developed chat cases that OKAN classes can use. Students learn the Dutch language in a playful way. These lendable suitcases are tailored to OKAN students and are built …
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Building blocks for effective language programmes: Practical guide for language support in nursery, primary and secondary education
The manual is a practical guideline for researching language integration processes. It provides a practical guide to language support.
This guide describes six building blocks that help you stimulate language development and support students …
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Do you know watts?
Do you know watts? is a science vlog for curious kids and enthusiastic teachers. Every two weeks, vlogster Jacotte Brokken dives into the various STEM domains (biotechnology, chemistry, construction, mechanics, computer science, …
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