Featured learning activities
Het Vlak: in dialoog over complexe onderwerpen met behulp van objecten
Docentenhandleiding en -training voor creatieve werkvorm waarmee studenten dialoogvoering ervaren en oefenen.
Open Mind game
Digital game to support participants in recognizing their prejudices and developing their perspective-taking skills by having conversations with various characters with diverse characteristics.
Persoonlijke identiteitswielen
Het social identity wheel is bedoeld om na te denken over en te reflecteren op welke sociale identiteiten je kan vormen, wanneer deze expliciet zichtbaar en/of voelbaar worden,...
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Press conference
A press conference could be held at the end of the group project to present the students' findings.
Pyramid Discussion
A discussion in which students discuss their answers multiple times in a growing group until it is a plenary discussion.
Quescussion
A standard class discussion, but with an interesting twist. Only questions are allowed as an answer!
Question of the day
Students come up with a ‘question of the day’ and present a question at the start of the tutorial session.
Reaction Sheets
Let a document rotate among students and let them contribute to the questions proposed.
Role Playing
Place students in the position of decision makers, coach, interviewer or dialogue partner forcing them to apply the content.
Scientific Dilemma’s
Students make an inventory of different viewpoints/hypotheses about a scientific dilemma based on articles.
Sensitieve debatten binnen een safe space
Studenten leren over randvoorwaarden om op een veilige manier over gevoelige onderwerpen te debatteren
The Search String Shuffle
Students help each other finding relevant references and practise their information search skills.
The Wrong Example
Showing students a wrong example and letting them identify why it is wrong to learn correct application and recognise violations.
Think-pair-share
Students consider a question and make notes (Think), exchange information with their neighbour (Pair) and report back to class (Share).
Truth Statements
Students come up with 3 true statements regarding a new topic to check their assumptions.