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The Wonderful Walk: Scientific treasure hunt with assignments
On this scientific treasure hunt full of fun assignments you will find science where you didn't expect it. You will discover how to measure a statue without climbing on it, how to keep your balance without falling into the Graslei, how colors work …
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Why do you buy things you don't need?
70 percent discount on the most beautiful (and usually very expensive) shoes in the world! One problem: they are a size too small. But you still have no doubts, it's now or never! And so you buy them. The sales are back in the country! Do you also …
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Is your degree worth your time and money?
Two months a year, no social life, no student parties and only sweating and toiling over study books with the goal: a scrap of paper with a stamp from the university - also sometimes called a diploma. In total, it will cost you an average of four …
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Miss Evy: YouTube channel
On this YouTube page you will find videos that can help teachers to get started with music (integration) in the classroom.
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Pure Texture: Educational package in the museum
How can students who are confronted with trade and entrepreneurship, technology or biology in class make a link to flax and the Leie? In Texture we start with a short introduction. The film Metamorphosis of a landscape highlights the regional …
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Learning to measure: Explanation video
Clear explanation with visual support how to measure correctly with a ruler and how to read the length in cm and mm.
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Plane Figures: Uiltegvideo
Video explaining the division of plane figures.
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What is meant by infocalyps?: Kris Custers explains
Kris Custers, editor at StampMedia, describes infocalyps as "a term that is a contraction of two terms, namely information and apocalypse." In this video in the series Difficult things explained easily, he explains it in one minute.
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What is intersectionality?: Nozizwe Dube explains
Nozizwe Dube, opinion maker and law master's student, describes intersectionality as the approach that describes the convergence of different grounds of discrimination in one individual and the dynamics that arise from this.' In this video …
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What is Globalization?: John Vandaele explains
John Vandaele, journalist at MO*, describes globalization as 'the process by which goods, capital, information and people can move more easily from one country to another.' In this video in the series Difficult things explained easily, he …
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What are multinationals?: John Vandaele explains
John Vandaele, journalist at MO*, describes multinationals as 'companies that operate internationally.' In this video in the series Difficult things explained easily, he explains it in one minute.
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What are boundaries?: John Vandaele explains
John Vandaele, journalist at MO*, describes state boundaries as 'geographical demarcations of a territory.' In this video in the series Difficult things explained easily, he explains it in one minute.
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