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How to stimulate a toddler's role play with a game script
Young children develop through play. Through play they learn to know and understand the world around them. They learn by discovery, practice and imitation. But what do you do if the game doesn't get going enough?
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Read and let read: Work more efficiently on reading comprehension
Read and let read is a web page with cards and videos that can help teachers to work on reading comprehension in an effective way. The cards bundle concrete tools, tips and tricks on reading comprehension for teachers in primary education. …
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Reading Policy: It's up to students
As a school, develop a strong reading policy and a motivating reading environment…
It is a tough challenge, which involves a lot: from a wide range of books to nice reading places, from a strong reading didactics to good monitoring. But don't …Translated by
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Lesson in Reading: Inspiration guide for effective reading education in preschool, primary and secondary education
This guide contains 16 inspiration cards, each starting from a key question about reading and reading education. Each question is answered on the basis of recent scientific research, supplemented with practical tips and concrete examples.
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Listening and reading comprehension: Decision tree
Do you want to actively work on the five keys for effective didactics of listening and reading comprehension in primary school?
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The Wild Animal Orchestra: Review and Lesson Ideas
This article provides teaching ideas for working with Dan Brown's book The Wild Animal Orchestra .
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This way you prevent reading problems in kindergarten
'Reading problems are better prevented than remedied,' says Marjolein Noé of Thomas More Antwerp.
'If kindergarten teachers pay attention to the risk signals, a child in the first year will not immediately fall behind.'
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A suitcase full of rich texts: Kindergarten
How can you stimulate reading and listening comprehension and language and thinking skills in preschoolers? For example, get started with rich texts. You can read more in this article from the Kindergarten blog.
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Math questions when reading picture books: Kindergarten
We all know beautiful and appealing picture books for young children and enjoy reading them aloud. And we don't just do that: in addition to the pleasure of reading together and introducing certain themes, we also work on the language …
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Falling reading level? Scan your approach on four levels
Year after year, Flemish pupils read less well. Reading motivation is also on the back burner. Teachers don't give up. But also know: you cannot solve this alone. Jona Hebbrecht (Odisee) explains how you can map out your approach with the Reading …
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Preschoolers getting started with reading materials from A to Z, part 4, once upon a time fairy tales and a fresh checklist: Kindergarten
In that fourth installment of the A-to-Z Reading Resource Tips , the Kindergarten blog highlights some of the ways to work with fairy tales in preschool. They also provide an easy checklist to help you navigate the rich and varied reading …
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How a train, bookcases and a walk can be (reading) enjoyable: Kindergarten
As a graduation project from their preschool education at UCLL Leuven - Diest, eight students worked together on a reading promotion project. In collaboration with the city's Diversity Service, the library, the Huis van het Kind Diest and the …
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