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The World Tomorrow
DeWereldMorgen.be is more than just a medium, it is first and foremost a movement. They strive to create a sustainable, social and democratic society and do this by creating media together with a broad network of volunteers and citizen …
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The 5 questions: Students write about happiness in times of isolation
Students from primary and secondary education can send in their blog their answers to five questions about happiness, education, reading, living and unforgettable moments:
- In times of isolation, what have I learned about what makes people happy? …
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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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Question phrase: The art of asking questions
The long list of teatopics : the questions on Pickwick's teabags is very useful for starting conversations, but you will also find all kinds of other questionnaires: Proust's questions , philosophical questions , etc.
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Media literacy at school
This website (blog) is built from the training to become a media coach (school year 2018-2019). Each month, one item related to media literacy is explained. The aim is to familiarize parents and teachers with the digital (social) world through …
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Tom Uytterhoeven: Podcast
'Citizenship is not only familiarizing students with the world as it is today, but also enabling them to intervene in that society; to imagine society as it does not yet exist. That should not be limited to nice words.' These are the words of …
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Childhood 101
On this English blog by writer Christie Burnett you will find many posts about crafts, inspiring learning activities, playful learning, child-friendly science ...
This website also offers reading tips for children, but since this site is in …
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Bruegel the Elder: Blog
Blog where you can find information, images, reviews of paintings and museums ... about Bruegel the Elder. Deliberately chosen to write the name with eu (read the reason for that at: https://breugeldeoude.com/over/ , because should be ue ...
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Necessity and rules of critical thinking
Audio fragment in which Johan Braekman explains critical thinking in the context of free thinking: Critical thinking is pre-eminently regulated thinking: thinking that recognizes its vulnerability and, thanks to following strict rules, avoids …
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VOTE: Facebook page
Stay informed about the latest STEM applications for your students. Follow this Facebook page and discover a fine selection of useful ideas and applications.
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Detty Verreydt
Detty Verreydt grew up between books. She developed a taste for reading. She studied classical languages at the universities of Antwerp and Leuven. She started writing in 1983. She annually reviewed sixty children's and youth books for De …
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WebTechie: Open source learning resources
This blog is Frank Delporte's private playground. He doesn't post anything spectacular or earth-shattering, just the occasional little update if something catches his attention, or if he thinks it's worth spending some time on.
On the blog you will …
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