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Articles on cooperative learning, active teaching strategies and effective classroom practice.
Why I built LudensFlow
The best teachers I know are also the most tired. Why whole-class teaching still dominates, and why I built a library of ready-to-use lesson activities.
They gave me the calendar: How LudensFlow was born
A school in Antwerp handed every teacher a tear-off calendar of activating teaching activities — and six months of thinking about it became LudensFlow.
Why LudensFlow? Huizinga, play and structure in the classroom
Why is the platform called LudensFlow? On Huizinga's Homo Ludens, Bourdieu's cultural capital, and why explicit rules make a classroom more equal.
15 cooperative learning structures for your lesson — with steps, timing and group size
"Discuss it in groups" isn't an instruction. 15 cooperative learning structures with steps, timing and group size — ready for tomorrow's lesson.
Cooperative Learning Strategies: What Are They and How Do You Use Them in the Classroom?
Cooperative learning strategies are structured activities where every student plays an active role — why they work and how to start tomorrow.