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Criticism and counter-reaction to the IMF and the World Bank: Reading assignment
A reading assignment with text processing questions (reading comprehension in response to Flanders reading on April 23, 2024) about the criticism of and counter-reaction against the IMF and the World Bank.
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Should we legalize cannabis?: Audiovisual teaching materials
In this collection you will find audio and video for a lesson on the legalization of cannabis. The editors of The Archive for Education looked for striking images and cut fragments to bring this subject to the classroom. Use the collection to …
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Let's DOnut: Manual
The donut economy is one of the possible alternatives to the current economic model. Get started in your classroom with various methods from this collection.
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Is the grass and mobility greener elsewhere?
Stefaan Stynen, chairman of TreinTramBus, emphasizes the need for smooth public transport. He sees opportunities for improved service, with more lines, better frequency, more modern vehicles, improved information provision and increased …
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Do small nuclear power plants save the climate?
Marc Alexander, the speaker of this webinar, is a member of the March 11 Movement 2015. This organization advocates 100% renewable energy and strives for a social and just transition. During his presentation he refutes the alleged advantages of …
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A commons-oriented climate policy: Webinar by Koen Wynants
Commons have been known since ancient times. Consider the communal grasslands for livestock. Self-interest and private ownership have displaced community interest. But we are now experiencing a revival: there is a return to sharing property, …
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Is Degrowth the solution to the climate crisis?
At a major conference in the European Parliament, 2,000 participants gathered about degrowth. There was a search for an economy beyond growth, for a systemic change, away from the current, dominant neoliberal economic model. How can system …
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Why are the farmers angry?: Audiovisual teaching materials
In this collection you will find audio and video for a lesson on the farmers' protests. The editors of The Archive for Education looked for striking images and cut fragments to bring this subject to the classroom. Use the collection to build up …
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Citéco: pedagogical videos cité de l'économie
Playlist from the French Museum Citéco. The videos are all about economic topics, such as money, income, government, growth, sustainability ...
and are designed for classroom use.
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Citéco: French teaching resources on economics
Citéco or Cité de l'économie is a museum in Paris about the economy. On their website you can find videos, texts, podcasts and games in French on all kinds of economic topics such as money, income, government, growth, …
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Mystery of Finance: Preparation and Post-Processing
Discover the Mystery of Finance! An interactive exhibition that takes students on a journey through the financial world. This exhibition offers seven modules in which students explore different financial situations in groups of three or four. From …
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UN Canon: The United Nations in 65 windows
The UN Canon is an introduction to the work of the United Nations. The UN is shown behind 65 windows, divided between the organization itself and its fields of work:
- UN organization;
- peace and security;
- development;
- human rights; …
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