Around 90–95% of deaf and hard-of-hearing (DHH) children are born to hearing parents, most of whom have no prior knowledge of a sign language. This creates a risk of language deprivation, with long-term effects on language, cognitive, and social-emotional development. Research shows that sign language …

Co-creation in higher education (HE) involving students, teachers, and working field professionals can lead to innovative solutions for complex issues. In seven cases, equitable multistakeholder co-creation has been examined. Participants (N=52) completed a survey with open-ended questions and participated …

Op 16 december is Anne Marie Vaalburg gepromoveerd aan de VU. Setting Goals, Shifting Roles - Goal-Oriented Practice as a Pathway to the Professional Development of Nurses in Geriatric Rehabilitation.

Bijdrage tijdens de netwerkbijeenkomst 'Hoe maken we toekomstmuziek?' georganiseerd door het Prins Claus Conservatorium voor partners uit het muziekeducatieve werkveld waarin gesproken wordt over de inrichting van het de talentontwikkelingsketen in de regio.

Background and Aim. Developing green campuses anticipates to contemporary environmental and health challenges by enhancing biodiversity with green spaces and promoting well-being through outdoor education and active pathways. Inspired by The UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), this paper highlights …

How can applied research in Facility Management accelerate the implementation of the UN Sustainable Development Goals? This interactive workshop invites academics and professionals in FM to reimagine their role as change agents for sustainable transformation. We will explore how research can drive SDG …

Op islamitische basisscholen besteden leerkrachten bewust aandacht aan de ontwikkeling van de islamitische identiteit van hun leerlingen. Onderzoek laat zien dat deze expliciete aandacht voor persoonsvorming samenhangt met grotere betrokkenheid, meer motivatie en een sterker zelfvertrouwen van leerlingen. …

Teachers are expected to tailor their instruction to accommodate differences between students, in order to give all learners the opportunity to develop to their full potential. This is also called differentiated instruction (DI), and it requires teachers to continually monitor students’ progress towards …