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Seterra Geography: Blind map exercises
With the exercises on this website you can practice continents, countries, rivers, capitals, rivers on a blind map.
After selecting a card, you must click on what is requested by time.
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Novels in the classroom: Book tips per language
An overview of novels in different languages. Here you will find titles of books in the following languages:
- French,
- English,
- German,
- Spanish,
- Russian,
- Italian,
- Turkish.
The list was drawn up by the language teachers of the Department of …
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The Fair: An exploration of human rights
In this English-language exercise, young people are introduced to a number of human rights. The students are given a number of series of activities that they must link to certain human rights using drag and drop.
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Media concentration in Flanders 2023
Following the publication of the Media Concentration in Flanders 2023 report, an accessible text for education was once again created.
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Return of the Cat Mummy: Google Arts & Culture Experiments
Return to the world of the living as a cat mummy to collect the ceremonial items needed for your pharaoh's journey to the afterlife. Navigate your way through various obstacles that threaten your time on Earth, while learning about the various …
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Chatterboards: Online game
Chatterboards is a game to really connect with each other. Everyone can participate, in his or her own way. You enter into a dialogue with each other on the basis of question cards, photo cards, assignment cards and addition cards. The …
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Irregular verbs: Board game
With this Flippity board game you can practice the irregular verbs. Suitable for extra repetition or at the end of a lesson. Whoever gets to the finish line first wins!
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Talking to a child about the news: Seven tips
How can you talk to children about the news, especially when it concerns more difficult subjects, such as a war with many victims?
As a result of the war between Ukraine and Russia, Medianest made this page with tips on how to tackle this.
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Media concentration in Flanders 2022: text for education
Following the publication of the Media Concentration in Flanders 2022 report, an accessible text for education was again made. This text examines the concept of media concentration and answers the following questions, among others:
- Why do we want to …
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The relationship between global citizenship education and education for sustainable development
The Sustainable Development Goals promote global citizenship education and education for sustainable development as the ideal frameworks for bringing global challenges into the classroom. Due to their increasing popularity, the question arises …
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Academic English: do's and don'ts
Most students have a good basic or even advanced knowledge of English. Yet writing in academic English is often a stumbling block for many. Academic texts are not just formal texts, they require a certain style.
In this article you will find ten tips …
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Conditionals: English if sentences (if clauses)
If I had ten million, I would ask the Queen to come for afternoon tea. If you had ten million, what would you do?
Those first two sentences are if clauses. With if sentences you indicate a condition in English; in Dutch you do that with als. Such …
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