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Once for All Swing to 85/85 in Kootwijkerbroek, 22 ster mares

Once for All Swing to 85/85 in Kootwijkerbroek, 22 ster mares

Combining two days, it was a long program at the studbook inspection in Kootwijkerbroek. No less than 22 of the 36 mares received the predicate ster, with the highest score recorded for Once for All Swing (All At Once x Krack C) by JP Eschauzier and E. Schreutelkamp from Ede. Jury chairman Toine Hoefs was delighted with the daughter of …

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Cabinet announces new education plans

Cabinet announces new education plans

The cabinet announces a set of measures to solve the shortage of teachers in the Netherlands. I think teachers feel they have been undervalued in recent years, says Wiersma, “and that is something The Hague can count on”. He wants to make teaching attractive, he told Op1. According to the minister, this means, among other things, doing something with teachers’ …

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Dyslexia a condition? It’s actually an evolutionary force, says this scientist

Dyslexia a condition?  It's actually an evolutionary force, says this scientist

Dyslexia is a cognitive force, says social scientist Helen Taylor. According to her, he made possible the successful evolution of man. Willem SchoonenJuly 2, 202201:00 Anyone who talks or writes about dyslexia is usually talking about a condition or at least a problem. But that’s not the case at all, says British sociologist Helen Taylor: “It’s not a disease or …

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GPs visit Malieveld: ‘We get emails every day, but we’re full’

GPs visit Malieveld: 'We get emails every day, but we're full'

(Photo: Marjolein Hakkeling). General practitioners in Leiden are today taking part in the nationwide strike taking place on the Malieveld. GPs who traveled to The Hague to protest have arranged replacements with colleagues, so patients can still see a doctor for matters that cannot wait. The points for which doctors give up work are bureaucracy, more time for the patient …

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Column | Do not always give the first role to your peculiarity

Column |  Do not always give the first role to your peculiarity

Each year, 275 scientists and representatives of society gather around a dinner party to celebrate the role of science in society. Two prizes will be awarded during the Science and Society Evening, one for excellence in scientific communication (the Iris Medal, won last year by Marion Koopmans) and one for the most relevant research for society (the Huibregtsen Prize ). …

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Internationalization Monitor 2022 Q2: Barriers to Trade in Services

Voorpagina Internationaliseringsmonitor editie 2022-II Over dienstenhandel: ontwikkelingen en belemmeringen

In this edition of the Internationalization Monitor, we provide an overview of international trade in services: how has it developed in recent years and what role do services play in the Dutch production of goods and services and in their export? What factors can impede trade in services and to what extent do companies wishing to start exporting services or …

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5 Soccer Players Who Perform Better For Their Country Than Their Club

In professional soccer or football, if you prefer, there has long been a debate about ‘club versus country’ in respect of which is the most important to players. Typically, the feeling is that modern day players are much more motivated to play for their clubs than their country be that due to financial contracts or alternative reasons such as holding …

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