Gastcollege lerarenopleiding Nederlands, Rijksuniversiteit Groningen

The Living Lab approach has become popular and developed in the past decade. It could provide a configuration to pursue a shared vision of integrated water resources management of the Citarum River in West Java - Indonesia. The multi-stakeholder situation and the growing recognition of interdependencies …

‘Wat kunnen burgerschap en kunsteducatie voor elkaar betekenen?’ ‘Welke voorbeelden kennen we?’ ‘Welke kansen kunnen we grijpen?’ ‘Welke wrijvingen zien we?’ ‘Waar droom je van?’ Deze vragen stonden centraal op de Hanze Kunsteducatie werkveldbijeenkomst over kunsteducatie & burgerschap van 12 april 2023. …

A poem about the role screenshots can play in our lives, our minds, our poetry. When does the personal become universal, and when does the digital become lyrical?

Empirical studies in the creative arts therapies (CATs; i.e., art therapy, dance/movement therapy, drama therapy, music therapy, psychodrama, and poetry/bibliotherapy) have grown rapidly in the last 10 years, documenting their positive impact on a wide range of psychological and physiological outcomes …

Overgewaaid uit de VS begint in Nederland spoken word ook steeds meer vaste voet aan de grond te krijgen. Dichter en onderzoeker Anne Braakman legde zijn oor te luister in de spoken word-scene en beschrijft in dit artikel zijn bevindingen. Hij zag dat drie waarden centraal staan: expressie, community …

In ancient times, music education was an essential part of mathematics education: in the Quadrivium mathematics, geometry, music and astronomy formed a four-unit whole. In China, among others, Confucius emphasized the importance of music education and the connection between poetry, law and music.

The Living Lab Upper Citarum mini symposium, held at ITB, Bandung, dealt with the subject of creative strategy activities based on citizen participation in the form of mapping, painting and poetry. Van Hall Larenstein University of Applied Science lecturer Loes Witteveen attended the symposium.

The Russian travel and tourism sector shows a high potential to grow and become a main global player in the field of tourism. The tourism industry contributes about 5.9% to the total GDP of the country. In 2011, the sector’s total contribution was 3.4 million Rubles, or $106 billion dollars. (WTTC, 2012) …