Teacher Tapp: talking about, but above all with, education

We talk a lot about education. But do we listen enough to the people who stand in front of the class every day? đŸ‘©â€đŸ«đŸ“± Researcher StĂ©phanie Vanderheeren and her colleagues launched Teacher Tapp in Flanders for this very purpose. In this free app, more than 1,000 people from the education sector – from teachers to headteachers – answer three short questions every day about classroom practice or current affairs. The app provides a unique insight into what is going on in education and stimulates discussion, from the staff room to parliament.
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Stéphanie Vanderheeren
Arteveldehogeschool Gent

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