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De kennis van leerlingen in het vmbo laat een dalende trend zien in de PISA-score voor natuurwetenschappen, en veel vmbo-leerlingen hebben moeite om de teksten uit het lesboek te begrijpen. Steeds minder leerlingen kiezen voor een technisch profiel, maar landelijk gezien is er een tekort aan technisch geschoold personeel. Door de leerstof zelf te ervaren door middel van proefjes waarin de cyclus van hypotheses opstellen, experimenteren en concluderen wordt doorlopen, kan de tekst uit de methode op meer interactieve, praktische en betekenisvolle manier worden verwerkt. Dit kan zowel de kennis van, als motivatie voor het vak ten goede komen. In de meest gebruikte schoolmethode in het voortgezet onderwijs (Nova) zijn daarom veel proefjes verwerkt, maar scholen komen er vaak niet aan toe deze te implementeren in de lessen. Een digitale oplossing gebaseerd op online laboratoria, gecombineerd met online instructieve teksten en interactieve ondersteuning (scaffolds) met de juiste docentinstructie zou uitkomst kunnen bieden. In het huidige project bundelen we de krachten van de hogeschool Saxion en de universiteit Twente, uitgeverij Malmberg, en het Pius X college, met inzage vanuit leesmotivatie-onderzoek (Stichting Lezen) om met behulp van het Go-Lab ecosysteem (www.golabz.eu) een leeromgeving te creëren voor vmbo-leerlingen: NovaLab. We streven ernaar om een evidence-based omgeving voor vmbo-leerlingen met bijbehorend docentmateriaal te realiseren, waarbij aandacht is voor de integratie van taal (begrijpend lezen) en wetenschappelijk denken (hypotheses vormen, experimenteren, concluderen, vakspecifieke kennis).
“We’ve got incredible experience at building partners and building military and police formations,” Dempsey claimed. The US has indeed got an incredible amount of experience in attempting to do so, but a very checkered history with it.
Iraq is the most recent example of a US-made police force, and faces major human rights concerns for the routine use of torture, something that the Pentagon itself was repeatedly faulted for during the Iraqi occupation.
That’s just the tip of the iceberg, of course, as the Pentagon-run School of the Americas has been churning out torturers and war criminals for generations, regularly presenting them as “moderates” like the ones they’re planning to create in Syria.
Bloody fool stay out of it, the experience you have in America is in fact the setting up of dictatorial governments of the extreme Right wing variety! Just remember Iran is a product of American Interference!
you are completly right, but do not think this creating of states with permanent inner terror attacks would be a mistake of them! It is their INTENTION!
Imperialism always worked and works this way: Devide and rule.
The US-trained Afghan security forces are experts in insider attacks and defecting to the Taliban. Now that's moderation I can believe in.
General Ulysses S. Grant-Dempsey (it's that ridiculous Civil War-throwback uniform he wears) talking like this is making it sound an awful lot like there are already plans underway to turn Syria into another bombed-out, broken, strife-ridden puppet state for the expansion of Greater Israel. I suppose these "moderate Syrian security forces" he talks about will be composed of the same zionist-supported monsters who raped, tortured, mutilated, murdered and jammed the crucifix down the throat of the poor Syrian Christian woman in that horrific photo?
In the staged "CIVIL WAR" and NATO war on Yugoslavia (Bosnia, Kosovo); Chechnya,, Iraq (Shia up-rise organized by USA), Sudan (getting the oil in southern Sudan and disconnect China from oil sources), Libya, Syria, Mali (USA did sent their killers to give France the justification to intervene and convince the Mali people, that French occupation it better than being beheaded by US-sent AL CIAda.
The incredible experience is what? the School of the Americas? Dirty Wars? One of the dirtiest and most unknown was Korea itself, where tens of thousands of non-communist political protestors were killed by the Syngman Rhee and successor governments, but that history has been suppressed for decades. For anyone interested, read the works of Prof. Bruce Cumings, who is the most important U.S. expert of contemporary Korean history.
As for Syria, the best first step to regaining some measure of stability is to stop arming and supporting the rebels, which the U.S. and its proxies can do. The U.S. and its proxies must accept that Assad now has the overwhelming support of the Syrian people. It should get the hell out of Syria and let the Syrian government and its allies sort this out. When, as a Christian, I see what our CIA and Administration has done to shred that country, and to kill and dispossess the Syrian people- and then lie about it- I am deeply, deeply ashamed, and very angry.
and I am happy that obviously not all US citizens and a growing number can no longer be fooled by media.
How many more WASTED BILLION$ will this cost 'we the people'?
Forget the "School of Americas" training – these mofos are already highly skilled policemen. They would have been perfect in the German Einsatzgruppen. Perhaps some of the death squads trained by America in Iraq are now freelancing.
Tell tis sh*head to take his paws out of Syria and other countries. Nobody wants America's help and he can shove his experience by looking at Iraq and Afghanistan.
He will insure that they are limited to copping off only five heads a week, and dismembering a girl with a saw only on holidays. And eating human organs only for breakfast. And they should get a raise for sending body parts of killed soldiers to families, as this eliminates procedures for burying the dead that would not be up to EU standards.
THIS is the type of mentally ill world-trotting that should have gotten a PERMANENT