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MBO

8 september 2026

Serie lesmaterialen over de receptie van de klassieke oudheid behorend bij het eindexamenpensum Latijn 2026

Dit pakket bevat een viertal werkbladen voor scholieren of studenten passend bij het eindexamenpensum Latijn 2026, maar is eventueel ook voor andere doeleinden te gebruiken. In het bijgeleverde artikel uit Lampas gaan de makers van deze werkbladen in op het idee achter deze werkbladen. Werkblad 1: Stoa in de manosphere: Andrew Tate over zijn stoïcisme Werkblad 2: Stoïcijnse psychologie – Rationeel Emotieve Therapie Werkblad 3: Star Wars en de Stoa Werkblad 4: Is vriendschap een illusie?

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Koen Vacano, Amaranth Feuth, Ruben Poelstra

26 januari 2026

E-commerce, Branding & Positioning

Do you want to know why some brands grow while others stall? In the elective E‑commerce, Branding & Positioning we'll show you how meaning, recognition and emotion shape strong brands, and why online visibility is essential for being chosen. Sign up for the elective “E‑commerce, Branding & Positioning.”

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Hogeschool Saxion

21 augustus 2025

Collage-making for self-discovery in engineering ethics

This creative exercise enables students to discover, reflect and express their emotions in relation to engineering. In this way, the exercise enables self-understanding through an encounter with one’s own feelings and intuitions and serves as a starting point for better ethical deliberation and well-being. Learning goals: • Expanding moral sensibility (being aware of their own emotions, values and norms) • Stimulating moral creativity and imagination

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Aafke Fraaije

1 juli 2025

Educational resources for Object Based Teaching and Learning

This collection consists of several educational resources pertaining to teaching with objects. These resources aim to support you in getting started with the numerous ways that objects can be implemented in education and to inspire you in creating your own version of these lesson plans. Every publication below includes documents with instructions and (a link to) the specific object that is used in the lesson plan. Some of the educational resources are linked to a digitized clay tablet. If this is the case, the publication of that resource will include a link to that digitized clay tablet. Moreover, the links & downloads underneath present you with a guide that presents several practical methods of Object Based Teaching and Learning (OBTL) linked to the learning objectives to which they cater. The guide includes numerous links to articles and case studies. In addition, you’ll find some information pages on OBTL as a didactical theory and its implementation at the VU.

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Linde Voorend, Kim Dibbets, Michèle Meijer, Aidan Houtkamp, Sofia Zampedri

29 januari 2025

Sci-Fi storyline mapping starting from writing prompts

In this hands-on group-based activity, students work in small groups (3-4 members) to draft a science fiction storyline, namely the main actions happening in it, through a guided step-by-step activity. The exercise aims to reflect on technological innovation and the societal impact of a technology by fostering narrative imagination and through this process, expanding one’s moral imagination about technological innovations.

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Lavinia Marin, Gitte van Helden

28 januari 2025

De Ironische Orde

Verlichting en Romantiek staan voor historische tijdperken die nog altijd een enorme stempel drukken op onze samenleving, wetenschap en cultuur. Ze worden vaak tegenover elkaar geplaatst als een tegenstelling tussen rede en gevoel, denken en ervaren, objectief en subjectief, materieel en spiritueel, helderheid en ambivalentie. Het is de vraag of zulke binaire opposities recht doen aan de inhoud en invloed van Verlichting en Romantiek. Zijn de twee in werkelijkheid niet veel meer met elkaar verweven? En wat zeggen ze ons nog precies? Die cultuurhistorische vragen staan centraal in dit liber amicorum voor filosoof en dichter Maarten Doorman, die met De romantische orde en andere boeken de relatie tussen Verlichting en Romantiek opnieuw in het middelpunt van de belangstelling heeft geplaatst. Aan de hand van Doormans werk laten filosofen en wetenschappers hun licht schijnen over de scherpe, soms ironische ambivalenties inherent aan Verlichting en Romantiek. Twee vergezichten die nog steeds onze horizon bepalen.

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René Gabriëls

2025

Science communication assignment VirtualShip

You will write a popular scientific article about the virtual expedition.

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Emma Daniels, Erik van Sebille

16 april 2024

Earth Emotions; New Words for a New World | Radboud Reflects Lecture by Glenn Albrecht, Elize de Mul and Boris van Meurs

Landscape pain and climate stress. We feel emotions at the changing nature around us. Australian philosopher Glenn Albrecht, one of today's most influential environmental philosophers, tries to put our relationship with the earth into words. He describes new emotions, such as solastalgia, the homesickness one feels while at home and the nature around it is in decline. Learn from Glenn Albrecht how to put words to the emotions we feel about the environmental crisis. Tuesday, 16 April 2024 | 20:00 - 21:30 | College Hall Complex, Radboud University | Radboud Reflects, ISVW, Friends of ISVW and Noordboek Publishers.

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Glenn Albrecht

22 oktober 2023

In a Nutshell | Emotional asphalt with Anneleen Arnout

In the second episode of In a Nutshell, host Antonia Leise invites assistant professor and historian of emotion Anneleen Arnout into the studio. This episode is all about the material that we walk through the world on – and mostly tend to forget about. Guest Anneleen Arnout introduces the surprisingly emotional history of asphalt paving. Including an exploration into horse accidents of the 19th century, asphalt's prior history as a make-up component – and why people used to boil eggs on streets. Anneleen Arnout is an assistant professor of Cultural History at Radboud University. Fascinated by the history of emotion, her current project, for which she received a VENI grant from the Dutch Research Council (NWO), focuses on the urban emotional experience in Amsterdam, London, and Paris of the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. Would you like to know more about the emotional history of asphalt paving and the making of the modern metropolis? Follow Anneleen's tip and watch the movie Berlin – Die Sinfonie der Großstadt (1927; trans.: Berlin: Symphony of a Metropolis). Edit: Jara Majerus Cover: Antonia Leise

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Antonia Leise, Jara Majerus, Anneleen Arnout

12 september 2023

Digital Sensory Workshop

During the pandemic we all experienced Zoom teaching as a form of machine hybridity. Our bodies were contained in small digital squares, and we interacted with students through the skin of the screen. During that period, Emilie Sitzia developed this workshop focusing on digital sensory education for museology students. The aim was to develop sensory skills (observation, communication and use of sensory data in analysis of audience impact) Learning objectives: Identifying the impact of senses on museum audiences Identify the impact of senses on audience interpretation of works Identify the impact of senses on audience capacity to memorise and understand cultural education material Practice sensory communication Use sensory data to analyze museum space and its impact on audiences Activities: Block 1 – sounds and soundscapes What does a museum sound like? Blind testing of students – they had to guess which of the sound sample is: Airport sound Mall sound Museum sound Library sound Most students identify the library (quiet environment) as museum. This leads to a group discussion on our assumptions of the museum on silent space and the importance of context. Read Labels with sounds: The students read (and try to memorise the content of labels) with various background sounds to identify impact on visitors: ACDC Mall Satie nothing Discussion on personal preferences, disturbances, emotional impact, etc. Impact of sound on emotion: Music as atmosphere (one painting 2 songs / impact on interpretation) The group of students is split in 2 rooms with a painting by Berthe Morisot with different soundtracks (unknowingly): 1 with a joyful soundtrack 1 with a very sad soundtrack This is followed by a plenary debate by students about their interpretation of the painting, the impact of sound on their emotions and therefore interpretation of the work. Block 2 Label and wall texts sensory issues Exploring the impact of fonts/design/light on the audience Discuss the impact of the sensory on learning /cognitive capacities. Memory issue text/image exercise Impact on memory – Bransford and Johnson experiment Block 3 Smells in museums Discussion: Favourite smell / what does it evoke? What does a museum smell like? Use of smell in exhibition (and marketing)? Block 4 practicing touch and sensory communication Students are asked to turn off their cameras and bring an object (not necessarily art). One student at a time then describes the object only in terms of touch. Others guess the object. Repeat 3-5 times. Discussion on expressing touch and the role of touch in our relationship with objects/ museum objects. What does touch do? Imagining touch using megascan The students explore digital images of paintings (textural) in order to discuss/ describe how they imagine touch. Block 5 – Exploring online exhibition focusing on the senses The students start exploring and analysing online exhibitions using sensory skills and analysing the impact on visitors.

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Emilie Sitzia