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Project Q3069313 in Estonia
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Project Q3069313 in Estonia |
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27,574.22 Euro
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36,736.2 Euro
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75.06 percent
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1 September 2017
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21 December 2020
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Tartu Tamme Gümnaasium
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58°22'3.11"N, 26°41'17.59"E
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50411
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Tartu Tamme Gümnaasium (TTG) on pikaaegsete traditsioonidega loodusteadusliku süvaõppega gümnaasium, kel on hea koostöö mitmete kõrgkoolide jt asutustega. Nende abiga koolitatakse gümnasiste erinevate õppesuundade (loodus, meditsiin, kultuur, tehnoloogia ja IT) erialastel LTT teemadel ja/või õppesuundi lõimivalt. Ühisaruteludes leitakse parimad töötubade ideed ja teostajad, kes õpivad antud teema õpilasekspertideks. Õpilasrühmad edastavad oma teadmisi atraktiivsel moel põhikooliõpilastele, jt. (Estonian)
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Tartu Tamme Gymnasium (TTG) is a high school with long-standing traditions in science science and has good cooperation with several institutions of higher education and other institutions. With their help, high school students are trained on LTT subjects and/or study courses in different fields of study (nature, medicine, culture, technology and IT) in an integrated way. The best ideas and practitioners of workshops will be found in joint debates to study the topic as student experts. Student groups communicate their knowledge in an attractive way to primary school pupils, etc. (English)
16 August 2021
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2014-2020.4.01.16-0162
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