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(Created claim: summary (P836): Sapie is an innovative educational tool for predicting early school leaving. It alerts the first sign of risk in indicators of school failure, behavior, attendance and psychological health and monitors its evolution over time, contributing to empirically validate the interventions performed, while deepening the knowledge about the causal factors and processes that underlie them., translated_summary) |
(Removed claim: co-financing rate (P837): 85.0 percent, Removing co-finance rate from projects in portugal) |
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Revision as of 11:38, 14 September 2021
Project Q2905158 in Portugal
| Language | Label | Description | Also known as |
|---|---|---|---|
| English | SAPIE - CENTRO |
Project Q2905158 in Portugal |
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187,821.61 Euro
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2 January 2019
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30 September 2020
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EDUCOACH, S.A.
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40°1'45.98"N, 8°23'24.86"W
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O SAPIE é uma ferramenta educativa inovadora de predição do abandono escolar precoce. Emite alertas ao primeiro sinal de risco em indicadores de insucesso escolar, comportamento, assiduidade e saúde psicológica e monitoriza a sua evolução ao longo do tempo, contribuindo para validar empiricamente as intervenções realizadas, ao mesmo tempo que aprofunda o conhecimento relativo aos fatores causais e processos que lhes subjazem. (Portuguese)
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Sapie is an innovative educational tool for predicting early school leaving. It alerts the first sign of risk in indicators of school failure, behavior, attendance and psychological health and monitors its evolution over time, contributing to empirically validate the interventions performed, while deepening the knowledge about the causal factors and processes that underlie them. (English)
8 July 2021
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Penela
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Identifiers
POCH-04-5267-FSE-000115
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