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Tokking Heads: Create talking pictures
With Tokking Heads you create talking images that capture the essence of human expression in one image. The app offers a range of powerful facial recognition technologies and animations to add movement and life to photos.
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Reduce your plastic footprint
My Little Plastic Footprint is an app that allows you to reduce your plastic use by going on a plastic diet. Use less plastic and go for sustainable alternatives. Use the app as a tool for a plastic-free life.
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ALPA Kids: Scandinavian culture-based e-learning games
Alpa is a cheerful and calm world traveler who discovers the local culture and language together with children.
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Towards a growth-oriented learning mindset: Book review
Towards a growth-oriented learning mentality by Sandra van Aalderen is an inspiring book that offers teachers, mentors, school leaders and other education professionals concrete tools to promote a growth-oriented mindset in education. This book …
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Aids for dyslexia
What is dyslexia, what are the symptoms and which dyslexia aids are helpful for children and, by extension, adults? Are there also books that can support children in making their diagnosis? In the article Ilse Verhoeven tries to answer this
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Parent's Day: June 1
June 1 is parent's day.
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Awel: What do young people talk about with an anonymous listening line?
Press release about Awel's annual research, which identifies what is going on in children and young people based on anonymized conversation reports.
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Chrome Cursive: Take notes on your Chromebook
Chromebook users create and edit handwritten notes with Chrome Cursive.
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How do you stimulate play in children with autism?: Learning jitters
Young children learn while playing. But what if a child has autism and this development proceeds differently? How can you guide the game well?
To stimulate the play of children with autism, it is important that you learn to connect with their play. …
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Foreign-speaking parents: Sidekick Solutions
'I experience a barrier towards non-Dutch speaking parents of my students. How can I close the gap without being pushy?'
Read the answer in the article.
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Nominate your Teacher of the Year 2024 now
Who is your Teacher of the Year?
The impact of 'lighters' at school is enormous: teachers who ignite the fire in students and colleagues and thus ensure action, innovation and growth. Someone immediately in mind? Nominate them now for Teacher of the …Translated by
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ASD and overstimulation in kindergarten: Help in 3 steps
Do you have a toddler with an autism spectrum disorder in your class? Then it is important that you look for ways in which he or she can de-stimulate. But of course also how you can prevent and reduce stimuli in a toddler group.
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