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Why do we speak of left and right in politics: Listening test
Listening test for the podcast episode of the University of Flanders in which political scientist Dr. Robin Devroe explains the historical division of left and right in politics.
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Dealing with misleading information in a media-wise manner: Group task
A guideline for students to successfully complete a group assignment on misleading information. The students investigate a form of disinformation in groups.
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The origins of today's Europe: EU pioneers
Have you ever wondered how today's Europe has been influenced and shaped by past pioneers? Why did these pioneers believe in a united Europe before it existed?
Take this ninety-minute workshop and help your students understand the milestones of …
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The Great War through different eyes
Do you wonder how they tell the story of the First World War in other countries? Would they pay more attention to this great war in the Balkans, the place where it all started? How do the Italians view the battle they waged? It took them more than …
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European nature conservation toolkit
The toolkit is ideal for project work, as it combines objectives from different subjects: biology, geography,
environmental science, social studies, political science, artistic education, languages or citizenship education.The toolkit is built around …
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Le Détecteurs de rumeurs: Lutte contre la désinformation
This French-language website wants to combat disinformation, fake news and conspiracy theories.
The website contains the following categories:
- basic tips (quiz, fun test);
- conspiracy theories;
- cognitive biases;
- pro tips.
For each of these themes you …
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Giving and receiving feedback, observing, reporting: Case studies
The attached cases have been prepared for the following themes:
- giving and receiving feedback;
- conducting conversations and reporting.
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Webwise.ie: Internet safety education materials
This English-language website works towards safer and better internet use with awareness and education initiatives especially for teachers, children, young people and parents. The website provides information, advice and free educational materials …
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Royal Museums of Arts of Belgium: Free guided tours
Thanks to the donation from a generous patron, member of the Friends of the Museums (www.becomeafriend.be), the Royal Museums of Fine Arts of Belgium can offer 100 free guided tours. You can opt for a tour or an intro exhibition at the Imagine …
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Harmony Square: Game to build resistance to misinformation
Harmony Square is a free online game designed to help players become more resilient to mis- and disinformation.
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Faculty of Social Sciences
You will find the online magazine SWAY on the website of the Faculty of Social Sciences.
You will find information about what social scientists research. They also tell their stories and share their insights.
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Wil: Lesson folder for the film
In this lesson folder you will find various ideas to get started in class around the film Wil .
Great film adaptation of the acclaimed novel by Jeroen Olyslaegers, with a convincing Flemish star cast. The historic setting takes students to Antwerp …
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