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A partially sighted student in secondary school: General information about teaching partially sighted students
In the text you will find information about:
- organization of the environment (place in the classroom, school building...);
- organization of the teaching situation ;
- general aids (for reading and writing, for orientation and mobility...); …
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Charlotte Struyve about the teacher shortage
The teacher shortage continues to stir up emotions in education. It has been a hot topic in many debates for several years now. The problem also seems to be getting worse. The numbers are staggering. Nearly half of secondary education teachers …
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Karen Van de Cruys on feedback
As a Russian teacher, Karen Van de Cruys noticed that feedback gave a huge boost to the learning process of her students, after which she decided to delve into this aspect of teaching. She then became a teacher of Dutch and English and eventually …
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Student guidance: Preventing early school leaving
Report from the Court of Audit to the Flemish Parliament on early school leaving among pupils in vocational secondary education.
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Prepositions in German: which types and when to use which case?
In this article we look at the types of prepositions in German, when to use which preposition, and which case follows which preposition. Some mnemonics are also discussed.
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Self-management: Information
An article with answers to the following questions:
- What is self-directed learning?
- What are the benefits of self-directed learning?
- Under what conditions can self-management take place?
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Teach students to study successfully: What science tells about effective studying
Which study strategies are effective for in-depth processing of the subject matter? And why?
How can you, as a teacher or tutor, teach students how to study?This booklet from Thomas More University of Applied Sciences translates the science of …
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Studying successfully: What science tells you as a student about effective studying
Which study strategies are effective for in-depth processing of the subject matter? And why?
This booklet from Thomas More University of Applied Sciences translates the science of studying in an accessible way into a study guide that older students …
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Six lesson ideas to activate prior knowledge in all students
Not all students have the same prior knowledge.
However, this prior knowledge largely determines how the new subject matter is received and processed. It is therefore important to do something with this as a teacher.What exactly is that, …
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Tim Surma with a crash course in cognitive psychology
Tim Surma is research manager of the Expertise Center ExCEL and can draw on twenty years of experience in teaching in secondary education. He also co-wrote the book Wijze Lessen: twelve building blocks for effective didactics.
In 2018 he was a guest …
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Algorithms and AI in the Educational Context: A Study on the Perception, Opinion and Attitude of Students and Parents in Flanders
Every year, the knowledge center carries out a monitoring in which, through a large-scale survey, it questions the attitudes of relevant stakeholders in a context where algorithms could be applied. This year they focused on the educational context …
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Campaign against unwanted sexual behaviour: Meaning? Yummy? Nice?
This campaign by the Dutch Ministry of Health, Welfare and Sport and Sense focuses on making sexual wishes and boundaries open to discussion. Young people are encouraged to discuss this in order to prevent undesirable behaviour.
There is also …
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