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Teachers wanted to review new VMBO teaching materials from Charge Your Brainzzz

Published Jun 29, 2023

Are you, or do you know, a (VMBO) teacher who would be willing to review the plan for the new VMBO teaching materials from Charge Your Brainzzz at short notice? We would love to hear from you!

Teachers wanted to review new VMBO teaching materials from Charge Your Brainzzz

For the Charge Your Brainzzz sleep intervention, the VU has developed a new teaching package in co-creation with students, parents and teachers. Before we conduct a pilot at various VMBO schools in the new school year, we would like to review the plan for the materials with teachers once more.

It takes about an hour and can be done online
As a thank-you, you will receive a €25 gift voucher
It will take place during the period from 11 to 14 July

So... if you would like to help us, please email [email protected].

Dominique Heemskerk is a PhD candidate for Charge Your Brainzzz 2.0 at Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, the University of Amsterdam & GGD Amsterdam, Faculty of Science, Department of Health Sciences.

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