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Dissemination

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DISSEMINATION REPORT
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Partners:
Riga State Technical School
Name of the person involved in the event:
Romans Vitkovskis
Date of the event:
14 December 2014 - 14 December 2014
Type of Dissemination event:
Article in magazine
Description of Dissemination Event:
The article “Project “Goerudio” - exploring and addressing education issues” provides information about Goerudio project, its’ aims and tasks. There is also published project home page address. There are described issues in teaching and studying scientific subjects and mentioned Goerudio methodology as one of the possibilities to deal with problems in science learning and teaching.
Target group:
Enterprises
Experts
General Public
Public Bodies
Researchers
Schools
Students
Teachers
Training Agencies
Universities
Held in:
Riga (Latvia)
Outcomes, Results and Evaluation:
The magazine provides information in area of education and culture. A large amount of audience will introduce the information about Goerudio project.
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