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Cycling skills: Looking back over the left shoulder
Looking back over the left shoulder is a skill that we often have to use in traffic, for example in situations such as turning right or left or driving past an obstacle. It is important that the student only turns his head and continues to drive …
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Audiovisual teaching material elections 2024
On this page we collect a range of audiovisual teaching materials from The Archives for Education with which you can guide your classes through the festival of democracy. It is regularly updated in the run-up to the elections.
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Parts of the roadway
In this lesson, students are introduced to the following traffic concepts:
- Roadway,
- roadside,
- Bus stop,
- bicycle suggestion lane,
- parking lane.
They learn its meaning and how to behave safely.
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Save the bread box: MOS action token
Lunch boxes have become completely commonplace in schools. But not every lunch box is filled with a decent lunch. Many lunch boxes contain snacks and fast food. A healthy sandwich with vegetables is often hard to find.
The students examine the …
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Intercultural school culture: Toolbox with diversity actions and methodologies
In the Intercultural school culture toolbox you will find various actions, learning contents, detailed lessons, methodologies and other teaching materials to stimulate interculturality in your classroom and in your school.
The toolbox was developed by …
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All Latin figures of speech you need to know: an overview
Do you have to know Latin figures of speech at school? Figures of speech are often used in texts, even in Latin. Whether you read Cicero, Catullus or Virgil in your lessons, Latin figures of speech appear frequently in all these works. Just pay …
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The most and least efficient learning methods according to Leerpunt
Since 2022, Leerpunt has been strengthening educational practice with scientific insights. The independent organization recently published a meta-analysis in which researchers examined well-known learning methods and ranked them based on cost, …
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Interactive teaching: 10 digital tools for education
Many studies are concerned with the positive effects of interactive elements in lessons. With interactive teaching you mainly respond to the interests of the students, which keeps their attention. The ideal approach for this? The digital world! …
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Seven ways to use ChatGPT with your school work
Have you ever used ChatGPT for your school work? Or don't you like it? Some people are hesitant about the new chatbot, which can assist you with almost all your questions. Also for your homework and other school assignments.
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Le pluriel des noms: Explanation
Article and video about the use and rules for pluralizing nouns.
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Proud of your language passport: Map the multilingualism in your classroom
Map the linguistic diversity of your class. Let the students reflect on their own multilingualism by making a language passport.
Who can say hello in Spanish? In which country is your name most common? Which color matches your native language? What …
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Sign language
During this lesson, students learn what sign language is, how it works and they also learn some simple signs.
A quiz has also been added where students have to guess what each gesture means.
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