IMIH.River Project
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This is a presentation made by Chris Dewael on the river concept of the IMIH project. This was found to be a succesful format by the evaluator Jan Arend Brands. In fact, the pilot schools now started their own river project with other schools within their district...
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Editor's Notes
- One of the means to help teachers making effective use of ICT, is setting up the River-project Through collaboration and sharing, management teams and teachers help each other to make more effective use of ICT. Give feedback to HRCTEM and/or to the representative. One of the means to help teachers making effective use of ICT, is setting up the River-project Through collaboration and sharing, management teams and teachers help each other to make more effective use of ICT. Give feedback to HRCTEM and/or to the representative.