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Working around complex emotions with toddlers: Kindergarten
It is amazing to see how some young preschool children are already perfectionist. They can react very upset if things go differently than they had expected. With other children not a day goes by or they are jealous. He / she must go to sleep …
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Children and adolescents with autism: What works?
Which guidance helps young people with autism? Which therapies, interventions and programs have positive effects?
Autism spectrum disorders (ASD) cannot be cured. There are, however, different ways to help the child, the parents and the family of …
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Implement inclusive education
What are the levers to support teachers towards more inclusive education?
Aster Van Mieghem wrote her dissertation about this. In the article you can read a concise summary of this.
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Do you wave to the moon every day?
It is a well-known phenomenon in many kindergarten classes: every day a song of the days of the week is repeated, visually supported by a number of permanent prints: moon, dino, dog, thunder and so on. By singing this song, we try to give …
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Why, our toddlers don't move enough? And how should it be?: Kindergarten
Children need to move and they also like to move, everyone agrees on that. But what exactly are all those guidelines that presuppose what is sufficient and what is not?
In this article from the blog Kleutergewijs, lecturer Ellen De Decker gives you …
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The Educational Effects of MOS: Study Report
How do you approach MOS or EDO at school to achieve the desired effects?
Thanks to this study report, you gain insight into what you can and cannot do better. An integrated approach, with broad support and a supportive school policy, is one of the …
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Working with patterns in kindergarten: Kindergarten
Is working with patterns one of your favorite assignments in kindergarten? A team of American researchers recently demonstrated that children in kindergarten who have more insight into patterns at the end of primary school are also better at …
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A little kid in the class? The story of a KOPP child: Kindergarten
In the series of tips for kindergarten teachers and teachers, this time we put messages in the spotlight that appeared on Kleutergewijs , a blog about research and innovation in pre-school education. This contribution is about KOPP children, …
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Digitization of dance learning lines: Breakdance
Rhythm in physical education classes is often pushed aside. With the dance style breakdance, teachers can stimulate their students to dance more because it is an acrobatic form of dance. Breakdance is very challenging and can be very satisfying …
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Responding to the multilingual reality: Vision, questions and answers
Vision text of the GO! on multilingualism and multilingual policy. Based on scientific research.
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Toddlers go digital: Conceptual formulation and tablet
In the series of tips for juvenile juveniles and masters, we put messages in the viewer that appeared on Kleutergewijs , a blog about research and innovation in kindergarten education. This contribution deals with the use of tablets in the …
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Kindergarten violence, great toddlers: Aggressive behavior in young children
The Flemish Confederation of Parents and Parent Organizations , together with Catholic Education Flanders, organized a study day on "great" toddlers. Doctor Binu Singh, a child psychiatrist at the UZ Leuven University Psychiatric Center, …
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