Universal school-based social-emotional learning (SEL) programs target several social-emotional skills assuming a relationship between the skills and psychosocial health outcomes. However, greater insight into the relationship is required to clarify the skills that are most crucial to address. It will …

Overall trend negatief: minder gezondheidsgerelateerd gedrag, vooral bij jongens, oudere kinderen, kinderen met niet-actief schoolvervoer. En veel schermtijdVerminderen schermtijd (= meer mogelijkheid voor sport en bewegen)Belangrijke rol van ouders én school (bewegen tijdens schooltijd) Reden tot zorg: …

Presentatie en discussie in cursus Cultuureducatie voor Schoolleiders, K&C, 2022-2023.

Introduction: Self-regulated learning (SRL) has traditionally been associated with study success in higher education. In contrast, study success is still rarely associated with executive functions (EF), while it is known from neuropsychological practice that EF can influence overall functioning and performance. …

Background and Context: In order to fully include learners with visual impairments in early programming education, it is necessary to gain insight into specificities regarding their experience of and approach to abstract computational concepts. Objective: In this study, we use the model of the layers …

Discussie vanuit het lectoraat met muziekscholen/kunstencentra uit de provincie Groningen.

Social and Emotional Learning programs, designed to enhance adolescents’ social and emotional skills, are implemented in schools worldwide. One of these programs is Skills4Life (S4L), for students in Dutch secondary education. To strengthen this program and adapt it to students’ needs, we conducted an …

Deze afscheidsrede van Frank de Jong verwondert zich over de sterke impact van (directe) instructie in het onderwijs en de daarmee samenhangende gerichtheid op het individuele leren. Om een antwoord te vinden op die verwondering put de rede uit de filosofe Hannah Arendt en haar analyse van de menselijke …

This paper focuses on international student mobility and the funding of higher education. We theorize that relying on international students for funding is stronger for institutions in developed English-speaking countries because they more often adopt marketization practices. Compared to Northern and …

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